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Non-Organic Compost

Growing in compost using non organic methods and products.

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      By bartman · Posted

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      The best thing about growing your own

      By teehee · Posted

      Occasionally, back in the 80s someone would have some Charas.... it always smelled a bit funny, then I realised a lot of folk brought it back from India hidden up their arses. Might have been wrapped, but even then....... 
    • _Jamie_
      Bending plants

      By _Jamie_ · Posted

      Ok thanks guys, seem like the easiest way to train a plant compared to all the other ways I’ve read    would it be idea to top the plant 1st before tieing it over or just leave to grow normally? And if so what node to top at? Thanks again
    • michaeldbc
      Plants very drippy afrer repoting to 30litre coco pots

      By michaeldbc · Posted

      Sorry mate I can't help you there I grow in dwc so for me I'd just drop a heater in the water. They should recover though mate the water I changed my res with that day was 11°c and I didn't have a heater to fix it. Myself I'd just bosh a little radiator in there or something set to about 19/20 ° shouldn't be all that bad in a medium coco soil etc I think. for me the roots were in straight cold water no protection and they were standing again after a few hours.