Why are chemically grown nugs heavier?

[jamstigator]

I've had bomb-ass sweet-tasting hydro, and bomb-ass sweet-tasting organic. Seems to me that it can come out great either way, if you know what you're doing. If it tastes chemically, they didn't flush it right, and they don't know what they're doing. Personally, I prefer growing organically, but I've got no beef with the hydro masters and their bomb ass sweet-tasting nugs either, especially when they share it with me.

[Zandor]

Mother plants have lasted centuries under 24 hour light and organic feeding. Zandor is a expert grower and I have read he uses 18/6 and chemical feeds and even he can not keep a mother alive over five years. http://boards.cannabis.com/showthread.php?t=56894

True she ended up having problems but she did give up hundreds of clones at a time too.

As for the statement of Mothers being keep for centuries under 24/7 lights?

I don't think Coolidge did not even invent the tungsten filament until 1910 and I doubt the first bulb was used to grow marijuana indoors so I don't where can a mother be kept for centuries under 24 hours of light. After all AC electricity was first turned on around 1882. I don't think there were even indoor grows of marijuana before the 1940's my self but that is just an educated guess.

How was the power provided and the light provided 24 hours a day for centuries then? I guess there are places on the earth that have outdoor sun light 24 hours a day. But I thought they were all in the cold? Geography was not my major, I â??m just an electric engineer who writes business computer programs these dayâ??s guess I could be wrong and there is a place where the sun always shines and they grow marijuana 24/7 for centuries.

Guess that would be called heaven for some.

[karmaxul]

I meant decades sorry I am an idiot

[postmandave]

True she ended up having problems but she did give up hundreds of clones at a time too.

As for the statement of Mothers being keep for centuries under 24/7 lights?

I don't think Coolidge did not even invent the tungsten filament until 1910 and I doubt the first bulb was used to grow marijuana indoors so I don't where can a mother be kept for centuries under 24 hours of light. After all AC electricity was first turned on around 1882. I don't think there were even indoor grows of marijuana before the 1940's my self but that is just an educated guess.

How was the power provided and the light provided 24 hours a day for centuries then? I guess there are places on the earth that have outdoor sun light 24 hours a day. But I thought they were all in the cold? Geography was not my major, I â??m just an electric engineer who writes business computer programs these dayâ??s guess I could be wrong and there is a place where the sun always shines and they grow marijuana 24/7 for centuries.

Guess that would be called heaven for some.

man that deserves a clap:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: and good debate you guys.

[Sinsemilla Jones]

I guess there are places on the earth that have outdoor sun light 24 hours a day. But I thought they were all in the cold? .....

They'd follow the Sun with their mothers to the North Pole June-Aug, to the South Pole Dec-Feb, and to the west around the Equator in the spring and fall, leaving and harvesting clones as they went back and forth.
:thumbsup:

They used potgloos in the Artic (NMT-nutrient melt technique), and as Amundsen immulated in the Antartic, "...indicas, indicas, and more indicas." (Scott used sativas to disasterous results.) With exposure to modern technology, they began to also use the full moon through a big magnifying glass.
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The sect died out when, after inadvertently following the path of several eclipses, their moms turned hermie.

[BukDatAss]

Damn Mobay that shit looks good. I'm loving this thread as well

[Zandor]

I meant decades sorry I am an idiot

I fugured that I was just having fun with ya......lol

[Zandor]

Sinsemilla Jones - That was funny thanks for the laugh......lol