Pics PicSpam GO - Now with less Poké Balls and less Snapchat

[Mr. Argumentor]

You should tie them over on their side. It stimulates growth by exposing more of it to the sun. This is from my horticulturist friend who grows.

It wouldn't expose more of it to the sun, it would cause it to think it had fallen over and reorient itself as to what "up" was. That's what would cause growth.
It evolved that branching pattern and leaf growth to get as much sun as it could

 

[nukes]

Whenever my best friend the unemployed software engineer starts giving me business advice, I tell him he should be writing code in F#.

 

[OzSTEEZ]

It wouldn't expose more of it to the sun, it would cause it to think it had fallen over and reorient itself as to what "up" was. That's what would cause growth.
It evolved that branching pattern and leaf growth to get as much sun as it could

Yeah I believe the first thing you said.

Second thing, the plant shades the lower branches. Some branches extend out to get sun but there are many that die off because they are covered.

 

[Domon]

Whenever my best friend the unemployed software engineer starts giving me business advice, I tell him he should be writing code in F#.

you do know thats actually a programming language, right?

 

[nukes]

you do know thats actually a programming language, right?

I still don't know that. One of you is putting me on. Or he is more clever than I thought. Because it was his suggestion I do that when he's being rediculous. Not that it matters.

 

[Domon]

I still don't know that. One of you is putting me on. Or he is more clever than I thought. Because it was his suggestion I do that when he's being rediculous. Not that it matters.

it is, its a multi system oriented language for writing portable code.

http://fsharp.org/

 

[nukes]

it is, its a multi system oriented language for writing portable code.

http://fsharp.org/

OK.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Yeah I believe the first thing you said.

Second thing, the plant shades the lower branches. Some branches extend out to get sun but there are many that die off because they are covered.

Yep, which is why lower branches are typically devoid of leaves, they become stronger to stick out further

 

[InstaCrap ===>]

 

[Amstel]

ew

 

[OzSTEEZ]

Yep, which is why lower branches are typically devoid of leaves, they become stronger to stick out further

But with this technique you get more growth and more yield. I've seen this first hand. It works.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Not saying it wouldn't, just that the reason given was faulty

 

[OzSTEEZ]

Not saying it wouldn't, just that the reason given was faulty

Lol faulty.

Yeah I'm going to believe the guy I know who has 20 years experience and a degree in the field, over you.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Lol faulty.

Yeah I'm going to believe the guy I know who has 20 years experience and a degree in the field, over you.

... You agreed with me.

Wut?

 

[HipHugHer]

But with this technique you get more growth and more yield. I've seen this first hand. It works.

You can train those things to grow however you want. I've seen guys weave them into climbing ivy and shit. Takes a lot of time and pruning and stuff though. Not something a commercial grower has time for.

 

[OzSTEEZ]

... You agreed with me.

Wut?

I agree what you said was true. I disagreed that it refuted what I said. Both happen.

 

[OzSTEEZ]

You can train those things to grow however you want. I've seen guys weave them into climbing ivy and shit. Takes a lot of time and pruning and stuff though. Not something a commercial grower has time for.

You can do this with almost any plant with enough time a patience.

 

[HipHugHer]

You can do this with almost any plant with enough time a patience.

Orchids?

 

[HipHugHer]

Lady slippers?

 

[HipHugHer]

Cactus?