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Does Dank Cost More to Grow?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by TedNYC, Jan 28, 2015.

  1. #1 TedNYC, Jan 28, 2015
    Considering its a lot more expensive, does it cost more to grow? Or do they just charge more because it gets you higher? 

     
  2. #2 Spear, Jan 28, 2015
    Well it certaintly takes more care and effort to grow good bud. I don't know if supplies cost more, but its definately something you need to put in alot to get out alot.
     
  3. #3 Acid Man, Jan 28, 2015
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    great question,
    it definitely is an art, producing high grade cannabis consistently.
    think of it as a painting and the crazy ass prices people pay for them
     
  4. #4 HiRoller26, Jan 28, 2015
    Not so much price wise but you need to put time and effort.


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  5. #5 pukkazpenny, Jan 28, 2015
    I like white widow strain easy to grow everyone loves it trichomes are loaded
     
  6. #6 Young Buckets, Jan 28, 2015
    Since you'll want to invest more it will cost more, but not a ton. Just stuff like better vitamins and more time.
     
  7. #7 SlightlyStonedSD, Jan 28, 2015
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    No. Good genetics cost more but you can make a shitty grow into a good grow with effort and knowledge.

    edit- it costs more from your dealer because it takes more attention for better weed and time=money.
     
  8. #8 BloodBooger, Jan 28, 2015
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    Once you get dialed in it just becomes a matter of genetics....of course "dialing in" requires preparation, the right set up and proper curing. Terrific Dank is just a bit more rare than all the rest out there, so it becomes a matter of market value. If you are selling around outdoor harvest season (Sept through December in the northern hemisphere) your "dank" will be worth less than if you pull it out in April or May just because of availability. The true actual costs are the same for shit weed as for Dank for a real grower....but would be more for a shit grower stepping up his game on the first run...he's paying more to get "dialed in".....
     
  9. #9 Peflora, Jan 28, 2015
    The primary requirements to 'Dank" are; a proper balance of light, nutrients, grow method, temps, and relative humidity
     
    I have been perfecting a super simple, high yielding system over the last 4 grows
     
    It consists of a DIY Mini-Me F & D (see thread in Hydro section), using a complete ONE part dry nutrient formula + Amare Technologies leds
     
    My first grow using these leds produced the fattest, densest buds ever
     
  10. #10 jizzledfreq, Jan 28, 2015
    You can spend more, you could spend less, chances are you'll get the same end result, so as long as the plant is getting everything it needs.
     

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