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Congrats on the positive signs. Looks like a fair start to me. :thumbsup:
Leaving buds is fine, it is just messier and takes longer to start the re-veg. More time for something to go wrong before new growth appears, too. Personal preference in the long run.
Well...I guess I need to give up on this re-veg...There ain't a green leaf left on the plant....Dammit!
We'll use what's left over in a soup or something.
I started my current grow on 12/12 Friday so in a few weeks I'll have some thing to try it again.
I screwed it up somewhere...Guess we'll find out later!
Thanks to all for stoppin' by!!! :jointsmile:
sorry to hear that :(
im still gunna try this with my jack soo ill have to elarn from your mistakes!
theres always a positive in something
Actually, it's Bonsai. "Bonzai" is a totally differnet thing. If you ever went out with a Japanese chick she'd rip you a new one for saying it the wrong way.
Doc Oc
"Banzai（万歳）" literally means ten thousand years (of life). It is written with the combination of the kanji characters for "ten thousand（万）" and "age（歳）." Click here to learn the kanji characters for it.
"Banzai" is a Japanese cheer that can be translates as "Long life!" or "Hurrah!" It is usually repeated three times to express enthusiasm, celebrate a victory, applause and favor on happy occasion while raising both arms. It is commonly done together with the large group of people.
Foreign people seem to confuse "Banzai" with a war cry. It is probably because the Japanese soldiers shouted "Tennouheika Banzai!(天皇陛下万歳!)" when they were dying during World War II. In this context what they meant was "Long live the Emperor" or "Salute the Emperor".
vs.
n., pl.,
Bonsai.
1.The art of growing dwarfed, ornamentally shaped trees or shrubs in small shallow pots or trays.
2.A tree or shrub grown by this method.
Learn it, know it, live it.
Doc Oc