Beautiful buds gromie. Some fire in your hand. 
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Thanks i appreciate it and it sure is i smoked some of the smaller ones that were dry and it was so resiny and i got stoned and could only smoked half
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I got just under 16 ounces it was 15.7
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The way these buds look makes me think of dragon scales which makes the dragon tails theme song come to mind lol
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Iâll just say it on mine but all these so called experts whos telling new people what to use is like sure but why exactly are your plants only 12 inches tall and only giving a few ounces likeee Iâm glad i learned by myself cause like nobody on here knows what theyâre talking about
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I have a northern light that just popped up today thats gonna go in with the little one thatâs a dosido and the cheese is 6 or 7 weeks today and i smoked a joint of the sour d yesterday it was amazing i got stoned and it tasted sooo good
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well then it might be time for you to find another forum with growers as good as youâŚ
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No i mean i donât care and that ounce is still more than youâd have if you didnât grow the seed but Iâm just saying nobody on here grows big plants but swear that what they do works better likeee obviously it doesnât
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Andd grow diaries for rqs is actually better just like theyâre better for buying seeds
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Just get better scrubs 
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So called experts but yall swear your ph is supposed to be lower during veg than bud and i had someone tell me the way i grow doesnât work but i mean obviously it does
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That seemed like a hostile post out of the blue, why? Did something happen on here that lead you to post like this? Itâs important to remember that growers have different goals and preferences. Terms like âlarge plantâ or âbig yieldâ are subjective whatâs significant to one grower might not be to another. Many here are home growers who are following local laws and simply enjoying the hobby. Itâs not a competition, and it shouldnât become contentious. I havenât seen anyone refer to themselves as experts, by your posts are you saying youâre better? When people mention pH zones, itâs not just opinion itâs science-based. Different nutrients are only available to plants within specific pH ranges, and fluctuating slightly within the ideal zone helps maximize nutrient uptake.
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I hope this is a misunderstanding of some sort or just a poor choice of wording. Didnât expect this from you.
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It wasnât meant to be hostile i just know what works atleast for me and i had someone tell me i was doing it wrong and that my ph is supposed to be above 6 for budding and below 6 for veg but if you look at the chart for what they uptake at what ph the low side is more what they need for budding and you get more for growth on the high side likr around 6.5 i do mine 5.8 for budding and 6.2 for veg and he didnât call himself a expert i just see him giving advice alot and yesss i wasnât trying to be an ass or anything and i feel like a kid at school who did something wrong lol Iâm sorry
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I canât upload the pic of the ph chart i use but itâs general hydroponics
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Ok, I kinda figured as much. You just came off kinda like a jerk, no offense.. itâs important we choose our words carefully since lots of people read these threads. This is meant to be a safe and respectful space, and while disagreements happen, thereâs no need for attacks. If you want to back your points with science, thatâs always appreciated and really helps people learn. Many people get really into this hobby and sometimes take advice as the only way to do things. Letâs focus on sharing knowledge and helping each other instead of throwing jabs.
Different pH ranges help the plant take in different nutrients, and each stage of growth has different needs. A slightly higher pH during the vegetative stage can help with nutrients that support leaf and stem growth. During flowering, a lower pH can improve uptake of nutrients that boost bud development. Letting the pH drift within the safe range can actually help the plant access a wider range of nutrients over time. The reasoning behind the âzonesâ based on stage is to balance out availability of nutrients, not shift focus on a few. This in turn can reduce overall chances of deficiency but is no way set in stone. Just a rule of thumb, and everyone will have slightly different outcomes, and everyone will blame this or that when problems arise, then move on. Generally without finding the cause, just doing umbrella troubleshooting to cover all basis. Which is fair. Not everyone has the patients or need to get overly involved in the science end. There is research all over showing the benefits of ranges. I personally like 6.0, feel like itâs a good balance. So In flower I set to 5.9 or so and let drift to 6.1/6.2. To each their own. Youâre not wrong, and neither is the other individual.
5.8-6.2 golden zone all around. But there are âsaferâ ranges within that window. 
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Broooo Iâm gonna have to stop smoking for awile because Iâm having a pericarditis flare or whatever and it feels like i canât breath like i canât get a full amount of air and it totally sucks
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Iâm an asthmatic if I smoke enough the breathing just feels⌠like I can never get a full breath of air. Have you ever tried vaping, or dabs? They seem to be better on the lungs. Not a fan of the dry herb vape, I tried, it just feels too âemptyâ for me. If that makes sense.
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Iâve tried vapes and didnât care for them that much and never dabs but Iâd try if i ever got any and i love the taste of green so idk if Iâd like the dry herb ones either and i have tincture to make gummies to get me by
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Brother man, you are missing out! If you like the taste of green, dabs will punch you in the face with flavor. The up front costs on top of everything kinda sucks, but I donât regret it. I use a press myself, some of the extractions you can find now are bonkers. Iâm glad you have something to tie yourself over at least.
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