Quote Originally Posted by sawleaf
But nothing beats organic outdoor buds for taste!

sawleaf is 99% correct....The only thing I disagree with is "nothing beats organic outdoor buds for tasteâ?ť When I flush, dry, and cure NO one has been able to tell the difference. Organic is still a chemical to the plant. Not as much as the hydro chemicals (being man made) Organic growers don't flush as a rule but some do.

With Organics you are still putting things into the soil and feeding the plant with nutrient matter that is foreign to the soil in the first place. (Fish emulsions comes to mind first, that stinky shit) It may be Organic by definition but itâ??s still just as foreign to the soil and plant as the nutrients I use. In nature you will not find the levels we use all the time whether you use Organic or chemicals you are still injecting foreign matter into the soil in amounts that is not natural to the graphical area.

When you add nutrients above and beyond whatâ??s in the natural soil (and you need to so you can grow quality and make up for the plant being outside of itâ??s natural place to grow) is still putting chemicals of some type (either man made synthetic or a blender with a dead fish) into the plant and soil.

Iâ??m just saying Organics are not the chemical free ride most think it is when they think of the term of Organic. Itâ??s slower to grow. The yield is not as high as you get with the proper Hydro setup and nutrients and the quality is equal so I say go for the yield. More is always better in this regard.

Potency is as much genetics and predetermined as the environmental conditions you grow it in. You can grow the best strain in the world but if you do not have the right environment the plant will not develop to itâ??s full potential.

â??Better living through chemistry is what I always say.â?ť
Zandor Reviewed by Zandor on . Hydro vs. Soil I'm just wondering if you can grow the same quality pot in soil as you can hydroponically, or is the hydro is always gonna come out better? Rating: 5