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    #11
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    Are organic buds better?

    Quote Originally Posted by epilepticme
    Organic all the way Smooth just the way nature intended
    Sounds like a commercial...

    But yeah all around organic is better. Little to no hazardous waste from manufacturing or using them. Ultimately you need to ask yourself the question do you want to consume organic material or synthetic man made material. Because you are what you eat and what you eat is whatever it eats.

    Eat/smoke/brew what the fuq ever!
    CONSUME! :thumbsup:
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    #12
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    Are organic buds better?

    Quote Originally Posted by Aspire420
    Without a doubt organic everything tastes better, looks better, and is a lot healthier.

    As for herb it is smoother, more fragrant, much brighter, vibrant, colorful, and extremely beautiful.

    It also buffs up the genetics if you want to make seeds or hybrids and gets better with age like an heirloom.

    ORGANIC ROCKS!!
    You ever had organic citrus fruit? It's all spotty and pockmarked because of the lack of insecticide. But I don't doubt that it's better for you.

    Organic growing is typically more forgiving. Because the fertilizer is less concentrated, there's less of a chance of it burning your plants. But chemical fertilizer is nice because you can change the nutrients your plant is getting quickly and easily if you notice a deficiency.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    Are organic buds better?

    I have always grown organic...and soil....IMHO, and countless others, Organic will give you better tasting nug. It even "supposedly" makes the high better, or more true at least. Chem will definitely give you a higher yield as hydro will over soil...So decide your preference....yield or taste/high....again, just MHO
    organic is much more natural...how many hydro growers do you know that flush enough and let their crops yellow? mostly you see em pumping nutes till the end...another reason most dro tastes chemmy, they dont let the plant naturally "die" I always flush for a few weeks, and let most of the fan leaves yellow off....greatly increases flavor...I..M..H..O....
    whiskeytango

    now flame away hydro/chem guys!!......lol

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    #14
    Senior Member

    Are organic buds better?

    With no proof, it'll continue to be personally subjective. With regards to a 'better' high...I'm skeptical, but not willing to argue your results from your grow. However, I do what I do because it works well.

    105 outside today, over 90 in my HPS shed at this moment. (almost noon) This is generally the case till around late September or so.
    In my harsh growing conditions, (outdoor shed, southwest desert) not too sure my crop would be as fruitful without the flexibility and quick response gained by using a semi-organic regimin.

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