Any plant closely resemble MJ for hydro store purposes

[bigt]

Just as title states, so i can go in and ask some ? like what size res I need and pump sizes....

thanks

bigt Reviewed by bigt on 03-28-2007. Any plant closely resemble MJ for hydro store purposes Just as title states, so i can go in and ask some ? like what size res I need and pump sizes.... thanks Rating: 5

[Storm Crow]

Black aralia and japanese maple- Granny:hippy:

[Tomthehippie]

I like japanese maple!

[Bree1978]

Spider flowers


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They smell like them, and are sticky too.
They just resemble them though, lol. You wouldn't want to ask about them for that purpose.
I just wanted to share.


:jointsmile: Bree

[Markass]

Spider flowers


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They smell like them, and are sticky too.
They just resemble them though, lol. You wouldn't want to ask about them for that purpose.
I just wanted to share.


:jointsmile: Bree

lol, I've never grown any actual normal flowers..I've just added these on my shopping list and are going to grow some this year. Something that looks quite similar to cannabis and is very beautiful..I'm going to buy seeds

[xcrispi]

When im at the hydro store i refer to my girls just as "flowering plants" and they know what im lookin for , if i dont already when getting there .
Peace
Crispi :jointsmile:

[madeline]

Or ask a hydro grower here about the equipment needed and walk into the store with a list and say nothing.

[stinkyattic]

lol like you're fooling anyone at the hydro store.

[stinkyattic]

they'll fuck you over at every turn, and you'll spend a 1000 when you only needed to spend 500,
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Wow you need to find a new equipment source. A shop like that won't stay in business very long. I have never had that experience at my local shops, in fact, quite the opposite.... Those of us who live along the 1-91 corridor in CT/MA/VT are very lucky to have a couple shops run by really honest and knowledgeable guys.

[madeline]

There's a store in Tucson like that (Sea of Green). They know they have a monopoly and charge accordingly...1.5 times the cost of any other store for the less-costly products and more than doubling the costs for the already expensive items such as SuperThrive and Fox Farms products! I'm taking about 18 bucks for a bag of soil that anywhere else costs 8 and ST that runs 38 bucks for a little bottle ! And it only gets worse...from now on I get my indoor supplies from a little store in Las Vegas that caters much better to us med users...All American Hydro! and no, not the one that's online. These people are in-store or phone orders only but very reasonable and very fast delivery.

Boycott Sea of Green!