doesn't exist. I don't keep one. I don't understand the need for one unless you're a breeder, so I just don't do that.

I have researched the web I don't see anything that says Superthrive is full of urea. Unless somebody can show me how it is, I'm going to think it isn't.

What Stinky wrote was: Nitrogen tells a plant to "grow leaves." This is not accurate. All the plants outdoors never get an extra shot of nitrogen, and they flower as their genetics and hormones would have it happen. The indoor grower needs to be concerned with the light cycle when it comes to changing veg to flower. You can reduce nitrogen if you want, but it would be best to make no fert changes until the last week or so of flower. That's when you stop ferting. If you want to try a shot of phosphorus in the first week of flower, go ahead, but remember you can give your plants too much of a good thing.

Stinky's "idee fixe" definition is basically the same as what I gave, only worded differently. I wrote "details," plural.

I've noticed that the "All you need is here" thread had several hundred views but very few people have responded. There's a few who think I'm an asshole and rude and whatnot, but I'm wondering about everyone else. Hopefully there's some people out there who get what I'm saying. It's not a new method and it may not even be a better method but it works and it's simple.

I used to know somebody who grew a thousand indoor plants. She was also stoned all day, every day, and became very difficult to get along with. She had so much memory loss and confusion, she left a table saw out in the rain ruining it because she forgot she moved it outside. She was also a cloning machine, making several hundred clones every two weeks. She said she was probably earning around 60K a year in production. I could put up a grow log based on that event but since people here think I'm an asshole, I'm not going to bother. But the grow was kickass!
wayward Reviewed by wayward on . My grow log doesn't exist. I don't keep one. I don't understand the need for one unless you're a breeder, so I just don't do that. I have researched the web I don't see anything that says Superthrive is full of urea. Unless somebody can show me how it is, I'm going to think it isn't. What Stinky wrote was: Nitrogen tells a plant to "grow leaves." This is not accurate. All the plants outdoors never get an extra shot of nitrogen, and they flower as their genetics and hormones would have it Rating: 5