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Is there any preference for hydroponic or soil grown...and why?

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by Capitalmonger, Apr 27, 2015.

  1. #1 Capitalmonger, Apr 27, 2015
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    Do seasoned tokers prefer hydroponic growth or natural soil growth? Please give an explanation as to why you have a preference because I will be writing an article about the subject after you geniuses out there help provide me some not-so-scientific research. Thanks in advance for your help and please note that no part of your responses will leak to the public or to the marijuana gestapo!!

     

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  2. #2 Peflora, Apr 28, 2015
    You will get a lot of people swearing soil tastes better.
     
    Everybody is entitled to their opinion, but like everything else in life, not all hydro is the same. Neither are all hydro nutes, nor the ability of the grower to know how to maximize hydro. In the wrong hands neither will taste good
     
    Hydro is 1000% more forgiving of grower error, at least if the grower is using an outboard rez.
     
  3. #3 The real spliff shady, Apr 28, 2015
    I like soil it's easier to work with and the weed tastes better has that earthy coffee undertone, but I heard outdoor hydro is the absolute best something about controlling the nutes while getting all the energy of the sun.


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  4. #4 Sneaky Snake, Apr 28, 2015
    From a user's experience, good weed is good weed. Doesn't matter what it's grown in if it works for you.
     
  5. #5 rain dancer, Apr 28, 2015
    I grow both.
     
    i like both.
     
    Each have their ups and downs like all things.
    ~ poke

    Why choose when you can have it all?
     
  6. #6 foolmelt, Apr 28, 2015
    I find less guess work is involved with hydro, no flushing to find out your Ph and easy to swap out your res if you have any problems.
     
  7. #7 mistahsparklez, Apr 29, 2015
    gardener/farmer/consumer --> soil

    grower/supplier/buyer --> __dro
     

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