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[HipHugHer]

That's my brother from another mother, Paco.

First she talks shit about the Geritol Brigade or whatever she calls us, then she gets the hots for the oldest one.

 

[nukes]

READ THE TEXT

Bass porn has words?

 

[HipHugHer]

Over thinking it. Its called weed for a reason. It'll adapt to anything

Sure it'll grow almost anywhere. Doesn't mean things like quality, yield, etc. is any good.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Results differ with conditions.

You mean it acts like a plant? I, for one, am shocked

 

[Darth Handsome]

Sure it'll grow almost anywhere. Doesn't mean things like quality, yield, etc. is any good.

It doesn't take much to fuck up a damn good weed.

 

[my little brony]

Over thinking it. Its called weed for a reason. It'll adapt to anything

Uh, shitty weed isn't worth it. I don't want to smoke something that had to adapt to garbage growing conditions.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Sure it'll grow almost anywhere. Doesn't mean things like quality, yield, etc. is any good.

That's the horticulturist's job. Considering the speed of maturation of the plant, any generational changes required to get back to previous yields with just a change in light levels should be fairly easy

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Uh, shitty weed isn't worth it. I don't want to smoke something that had to adapt to garbage growing conditions.

See post below yours

 

[my little brony]

See post below yours

Lol no dude. Shitty growing conditions makes for shitty weed. You don't want the plant to adapt to its environment, you want to give it the most ideal growing conditions for the strongest flower and biggest yields.

Light levels are not the only factor

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Lol no dude. Shitty growing conditions makes for shitty weed. You don't want the plant to adapt to its environment, you want to give it the most ideal growing conditions for the strongest flower and biggest yields.

Light levels are not the only factor

RTFT
Domon was talking about the legalization of weed bringing it from inside to outside and what it would have to do to adapt to that change. Anyone talking about "shitty conditions" is not talking about what I was talking about. Any decent commercial grower will be paying attention to pH, moisture levels, and every other fixture that any other outdoor grower of any plant pays attention to. You think that because people might move their plants outside that they are going to magically forget every aspect of growing? Light levels and temp will be the only uncontrollable variables.

 

[HipHugHer]

RTFT
Domon was talking about the legalization of weed bringing it from inside to outside and what it would have to do to adapt to that change. Anyone talking about "shitty conditions" is not talking about what I was talking about. Any decent commercial grower will be paying attention to pH, moisture levels, and every other fixture that any other outdoor grower of any plant pays attention to. You think that because people might move their plants outside that they are going to magically forget every aspect of growing? Light levels and temp will be the only uncontrollable variables.

Those are the two biggest factors that induce budding.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Those are the two biggest factors that induce budding.

Please refer to previous argument on the horticulturist's job

 

[my little brony]

RTFT
Domon was talking about the legalization of weed bringing it from inside to outside and what it would have to do to adapt to that change. Anyone talking about "shitty conditions" is not talking about what I was talking about. Any decent commercial grower will be paying attention to pH, moisture levels, and every other fixture that any other outdoor grower of any plant pays attention to. You think that because people might move their plants outside that they are going to magically forget every aspect of growing? Light levels and temp will be the only uncontrollable variables.

Light wavelength as well. But I've no idea how important that factor is.

Either way I'm pretty sure it's called weed for a different reason but I can't find that book.

 

[Petunia]

He has a thing for Latinas just so you know. The crazier the better.

well hello thar

 

[HipHugHer]

Please refer to previous argument on the horticulturist's job

There are already like a zillion strains and hybrids of pot, some/many? of which do well outdoors depending on environment. I'd expect it to be something like the beer industry with big, high yield operations and smaller craft growers.

It really depends on if it actually become legal at the federal level, and if so, what regulations will be put in place to control it, corporations influence on those regs, etc., of which there'll likely be thousands of pages of legalese.

Tobacco and grain are legal now but Monsanto still sues farmers out of business if the wind happens to pollinate their corn with their "patented" GMO stuff. I could still go to jail for growing a tobacco plant in my backyard even though I can buy tobacco at the store, etc.

 

[Domon]

That's the horticulturist's job. Considering the speed of maturation of the plant, any generational changes required to get back to previous yields with just a change in light levels should be fairly easy

im going to stab you in the fuck. Stop being contrary for no reason.

 

[Domon]

well hello thar

he's probably never been to prison, you wouldnt be interested

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

im going to stab you in the fuck. Stop being contrary for no reason.

I will once you fucking think before you post. Seriously man, "how will they adapt to outdoor growing? Hurrrr" that's you.

 

[APRIL]

I'm just going to click the back button.

 

[OzSTEEZ]

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.