Water-only medical marijuana grow in scavenged soil. A free alternative to TGA Subcool’s Super Soil.
April 23, 2013
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Ages 18+ please. Foul language. Legal with prop 215, sb 420, in California. I hope it makes you laugh. And I hope there is some good info in there as well.
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thanks brandon. i agree completely. if the soil has nutrient value the plate of buds should look good 😀
i support other ways of growing and thinking. i’m showing a different approach where you don’t have to think about nutrients.
the soil must have some nutrient value.