New Grower looking for tips

Immer growen und sich die Pflanzen anschauen. Und nicht mit mineralischem Erde sondern mit Bio. Auf Bio Erde kann man kaum was falsch machen :) dann ist auch egal welche Lampe du hast.

Another good tip, be aware of growers using there science because it’s like they have less that one tsp of jam to fill up a full sandwich…. Keep in mind that the less jam you have the more you have to spread it ….

Education is key, watched so many hours growers to learn from them, so many hours discussions with KI about growing & super soils, Tent Set ups etc. etc. Etc. Learned a lot in the process, learned a Lot through try & error so just Go for it & inprove on the way, a Lot of growers can Tell you what to do but only if you worked/lived through the issues you really know what all the stuff mean other told you ( for example First time PM oder bud rot or Root burn, PH inbalanace, deficencys etc. etc.) we all could Tell you a Lot but as a beginner you cannot comprehend what we are going to tell you… just because of the simple fact that you Are at Lvl 1, no Need to worry about Lvl 10 Problems & you will learn through the issues you will encounter on your way :) happy grow feel free to Text if you need advice or help

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If you want to hit the easy button ahd have awesome, healthy plants with minimal problems starting with your first grow, go soilless. Stick to the basics outlined by cocoforcannabis.com guides and articles and even better information in "Dr. Photon's Corner" of the website. When you control 100% of the nutrition provided, it makes diagnosing and adjust much easier. It eliminates numerous other possible causes to any problems seen. Any nutritional issue is amatter of adjusting the formual used and no concern about other stuff like what amendments are providing or whether there's a buildup of nutrients in the medium. Buildup of nutes is not possible with correct irrigation ahbits and soilless/hydro nutes. Better hydro products will be pH-balanced, so pH should never be a concern with a good product. It really is an easier learning curve. if you can follow instructions, not cut corners, and start with a quality fertilizer that doesn't instruct you to bomb the plant with overfeeding or some whack-a-do ratio of nutrients, you'll do well day 1. This hobby isn't rocket science. It's easy to get 90% of potential with minimal effort. Obviously that's a made up number to express a general concept that you can realize the vast majority of a plant's potential through simple means. Do things in a basic way to start and form good baseline expectations of this plant... there's a lot of genetic diversity, so your initial perceptions based on 5-10 plants can be wildly inaccurate, which then can impact your ability to recognize what helps and what is a waste of time/effort as you add layers of sophistication to your process. A large portion of the things you'll read out there are simply bullshit. If an over-priced product is being sold along with it, even more likely to be bullshit. You'll find this hobby is more like a religion to many people. They are militant about long-held beliefs and incredibly insecure about any criticism or skepticism of the numerous, unproven hyptheses.that sorround this hobby. Good info -- not the user-submitted stuff, though. Forums are rife with misinformation. Cocoforcannabis.com bruce bugbee (apogee instruments) on youtbue Read up on Daily Light Itegral and VPD Recognize how these sources frame things and don't over-promise. They admit where there are holes in knowledge or limitations of initial studies, etc etc. That's a key to discerning better information. Accepting of skepticism, recognizing what is a maybe and what is a fact..If it sounds like a sales pitch at GNC, it's probably bullshit. If the marketing reminds you of marketing for dietary supplements or hoistic health products, it's probably bullshit. I'd be wary of social media personalities. they are often shills. Some of good info, but they are all trying to sell you soemthing that may or may not be a good value or necessary. They don't care as long as they make money, lol. Just as on this site.. people will tell you a light is "badass" because thy got it for free, but it is some low-efficacy nonsense that is barely better than an HID bulb --.A veritable space-heater that coincidentally produces light, lol. Most of the people recommending a light don't even understand the importance of efficacy. They just get angry and insecure about not understanding the math. so, keep it simple for several grows and you will better recognize fact from bro science later on.. Or, just buy into all the madness and follow the herd. whatever floats your boat. struggle for years trying to ride this bike instead of weeks.

I can practice my english on u, but i won.t say twice, bs i hate stupid ppl who doesn.t listen... if it,s ok u can write me and i,ll help

Look on YouTube and search : "Education with the Grow Boss" and "The Grow Boss" channels There’s a bunch of videos on everything you need to know about growing Cannabis

If you want to put in some effort yourself, search through diaries for well-documented grows, pick the one you like most or that fits your setup, and copy it. If problems occur, ask the grower you copied or ask here about specific topics 😅 If you don’t want to put in any effort at all, wait for the most self-confident random grower who needs an ego boost and has plenty of free time with no cost or payback… I wouldn’t go that route — you could end up with a hoax, a promoter, an AI freak, or just someone being sarcastic 🤣 Best of luck 😊🖖