Growing Notes

 

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Growing Evolution

The more I know, the more I don't know.  What you see is the product of the environments and products I have available to me; and so, many people will have many solutions that I do not have.

That is the main reason I am writing this down, so I can make sure I repeat and improve on my process - to determine if I require some substantial change to reach the goals I want.

This is just practical and repeatable steps; so if someone had never grown before... it is likely this will be a relatively concise source of incomplete details to get you to a pretty good place pretty fast.

You learn as we all go.  Different products, genetics, and approaches to the lifecycle are still being experimented with everywhere; and largely depend on your needs and your lifestyle.

Inputs and Equipment

There is always some amount of cost, or should I say investment, needed to reach the goal of having a supply of weed that is consistent year around; doesn't require many plants, and provides you with a way to have better weed than most people.

You will notice a lack of the most expensive pieces of equipment; but, some of us in this world are poor and we still want to have nice things.

Seeds

Healthy genetics matter.

Germination & Seedling

The first few days of life

Or Clones

Keep what you like

Vegetative 

[tbd]

Flower

[tbd]

Harvest and Beyond

The details that make ok bud into great bud; and great bud into legendary bud.

//Each of these deserve its own page; and that is the likely outcome; this page - like the book notes - will explode with information, but not necessarily be written out in so much detail that anyone could do it.  Just like with other things I do... without having been exposed to the things I have would precipitate a need to explain in more detail.

References

Books I use; along with using Google (and its AI)... knowing a lot about a context is how you get real value from the AI... if you do not know a lot, you will still struggle and be confused for a long time - the AI doesn't actually solve the problem of people not wanting to learn.

//[to-do]

Books give you an entire deep and connected understanding that can be lost in an AI summary.  You may not know what to ask; you may never be told something important because you ask the wrong questions.  Books help put you in a better place to even understand how to articulate a question properly.

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