quick off topic question

[captainendoe]

What else do i grow when i go to the flower shop looking for lights that are good for flowering/fruiting? how about cloning... i was thinking hops I heard they are very similar to mj plants

captainendoe Reviewed by captainendoe on 11-24-2010. quick off topic question What else do i grow when i go to the flower shop looking for lights that are good for flowering/fruiting? how about cloning... i was thinking hops I heard they are very similar to mj plants Rating: 5

[keylime]

What else do i grow when i go to the flower shop looking for lights that are good for flowering/fruiting? how about cloning... i was thinking hops I heard they are very similar to mj plants

One of the most common plants that take similar nutrients etc are tomatoes.

keylime

[GetThisOrDie]

I always say various types of chili peppers.

Mmmm spicey food.

[ZZTops]

I'm in the Pepper Crowd, plus I grow 17 Varieties this year..."-)

Sounds like your worried, why not just order off the web...?

[captainendoe]

worried isn't the word... I'm super paranoid i don't like to pay for anything with anything other then cash money. :stoned: does tomatoes and peppers have a veg and flower stage? like 65k and 27K? this is my first grow so im kinda a little extra paranoid!!

[Slevinkal]

I'm in the Pepper Crowd, plus I grow 17 Varieties this year..."-)

Sounds like your worried, why not just order off the web...?

Nice haul ZZ. Last season was a low bringer but the year before we had so many tomatoes we couldnt eat or give em away fast enough.

[ZZTops]

No they do not have a V/F cycle per say...

They keeping growing and fruiting for years in there native surroundings...

The web is your friend...

[bigsby]

What else do i grow when i go to the flower shop looking for lights that are good for flowering/fruiting? how about cloning... i was thinking hops I heard they are very similar to mj plants

If you are going to a grow shop geared towards our king of hobby then no one should be asking you any questions. If they do, tell them you are tired of paying nursery prices for your annuals and perennials. Rattle off a few - impatience, periwinkle, begonias, etc. You can throw in that your wife/husband grows orchids...

Also, if you are looking for a seed source that accepts cash I recommend seed boutique. I'm equally paranoid. They have a pay cash option that I've used a number of times without incident. Very reliable.

[WashougalWonder]

You can throw in that your wife/husband grows orchids...

Also, if you are looking for a seed source that accepts cash I recommend seed boutique. I'm equally paranoid. They have a pay cash option that I've used a number of times without incident. Very reliable.

Second on the boutique. As far as spouse grows orchids..... I suggest you say wants to try too grow orchids. Orchids take a more humid environment and are very, very hard to grow indoors. That is a door to specialty ferts and grow systems.

The teaching here when I first got my license in this state, was too use tomatoes as the reference plant if you must. Visit various smaller specialty farm, indoor plant, and do an internet search for dealers of lights..... in your city. Horticulture is one of the key words.

You can tell when you get in there this is the right store, they will have all the specialty fertiilizers, lights on display, water systems, drip irrigation, and more. You CAN tell. Conversations are vague in that type of store and you might see something posted about if you ask about marijuana you will be escorted out of the store.....

[captainendoe]

I always say various types of chili peppers.

Mmmm spicey food.

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