Through all my trials and errors I've definitely come across a lot of information, a lot of it very useful some not so much. I've never had the best green thumb, the most resources or the most knowledge. One thing I keep seeing though is newbies and novice growers that just love to ask tons of closed ended questions, looking for simple, straightforward answers. Then you have growers that want to know what nutrient regiment you have, what soil, lights, & water you use thinking that if they replicate that it'll be all good. Really, with time and experience you figure whats good for what strains and why, so that's not a problem.

The only thing all GREAT cultivators of any plant have in common is being observative & analytical. With that I don't care how many resources you have, you'll find a way. Whatever your environment or situation you can find out what the problems and benefits are when you just pay attention. There is no such thing as being a passive cultivator. Out of 1000 seeds some plants will grow fine on their own, so just putting a seed in the ground and watering doesn't make you a grower. You should really question everything... even the nutrient line you use. As the case with molasses, alot of nutrient companies are giving you shit you can easily acquire on your own without spending really any money at all.

But for those who like to be passive "growers" you'll get something out of it most definitely. It's a great thing watching plants grow. But for those who are obsessed with getting this thing right, all you have to do is pay attention(observe) and question why you are doing things(analyze) and the rest will come. When you see people with literally no resources and just seeds and land to grow, as it is many places overseas(I'm in US), getting it done then you realize that it's not all this extra bullshit and genie n a box products that are going to get your seed to grow. All you have to do is just pay close attention and the rest will come.
MDFinest Reviewed by MDFinest on . The #1 tool every cultivatior needs in his arsenal! Through all my trials and errors I've definitely come across a lot of information, a lot of it very useful some not so much. I've never had the best green thumb, the most resources or the most knowledge. One thing I keep seeing though is newbies and novice growers that just love to ask tons of closed ended questions, looking for simple, straightforward answers. Then you have growers that want to know what nutrient regiment you have, what soil, lights, & water you use thinking that if they Rating: 5