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Growing The Way Nature Intended - Natural and chemical free gardening.
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By MindSoup · Posted
There isn't really any right or wrong way to top a plant, just different results from what you do. The only real stipulation is that the plant has reached maturity, which most people say is when they have 5 nodes or when they're showing sex, or in this case it's a cut from a mature plant. Everyone has their own ideas methods for training plants and TBH they all seem fairly inconsequential, what really matters is your genetics and environment, with you feeding coming in close second. -
By BilgePump · Posted
If I saw seeds labelled up with that on em id buy em -
By Pepe Ramon · Posted
Could have been much worse, they could have found a bottle of vodka or some such. -
By BilgePump · Posted
@green_machine just use horticultural grit mate ,pons just gimmicky crap. Id be inclined to try and get a bit of bamboo charcoal in there though, and me being me I'd probably use akadama over river clay
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