5 Grow Tools That Prevent Expensive Mistakes

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• FI

  @Fishy1366 · 2 months ago

  THIS COMMENT IS A MUST FOR A FUTURE VIDEO. I recently learned a new LST method, and it LITERALLY more than doubled my harvest (and I haven't even harvested yet). RUBBER BANDS. Get long rubber bands and cut them, tie them to the holes on the pots you use, and then tie them to the bottom part/knuckle part of the branches. Slightly adjust them overtime as they get stronger (just be careful to not put them too high up or you'll snap the branch). This allows the branch to be stressed out slightly ,continuously, and tells the plant that it needs to strengthen the branch. And the rubber band allows for the branch to push against the pull of the rubber band, naturally making it stronger over time. It's like a resistance band for a plant! PLEASE SHARE THIS, THIS IS LITERALLY ONE OF THE BEST LST METHODS I HAVE EVER COME ACROSS AND NONNEEEEE OF MY BRANCHES ARE FLIMSY, THEYRE SUUUUPER STRONG!

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• BI

  @billstieh3193 · 1 month ago

  Wow!<br><br>You sound like Me.<br><br>Keep with it!<br>Scotty has helped me. Keep watching growing!

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• JQ

  @JQRR66 · 2 months ago

  A journal is a must have for helping maintain long term consistency in &nbsp;all parameters related to either indoor or outdoor cultivation.

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• ST

  @Strat2 · 2 months ago

  Thanks Scotty! You&apos;re always helping us novice farmers.

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• JE

  @Jeremy-z9x · 2 months ago

  Just used grow dots with reverse osmosis water. Recharge once a week, zero problems. Grow came out great!

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• CA

  @Canna_Claus · 2 months ago

  Solid information!

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• CH

  @charlesyoung7689 · 2 months ago

  👍 great job sir

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• MA

  @Mark_Nadams · 2 months ago

  Thanks Scotty. Those are some great tools to have. You almost got the ozone generator figured out. &nbsp;We used to sell smaller versions of that for reef tank aquariums and their protein skimmers. The light inside is a UV-C light. That JOBYNA one is probably a 172nm excimer lamp. As air is pumped through the lamp chamber inside very close to the UV-C bulb. The light reacts with the oxygen in the air and generates O3. It’s kinda like what the sun&apos;s radiation does when it hits the oxygen in our upper atmosphere and creates our ozone layer. <br>You gotta be careful with O3. Back in the early 80&apos;s it used to be a thing to use O3 as a cheap way to control smell of your indoor grow as it was growing. We found out quickly that had bad consequences if you used too much O3 or didn&apos;t use a positive air flow system and you ended up polluting your grow with it. Uncontrolled excess O3 could back up into the grow area and it reduced the smell so well that your buds ended up nearly scent free. There was still a buzz from smoking the buds but almost no smell from the bud itself. Very disappointing.

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• GT

  @gtbkts · 2 months ago

  Thanks for all the amazing videos and epic information 🎉🎉🎉

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• LE

  @leonwilkinson4563 · 2 months ago

  Im in the uk and its scary and exciting to grow. The more equipment i buy the more that i can lose

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• UR

  @urkent4463 · 1 month ago

  the EC and PH &nbsp;meters were new to me<br>i&apos;m on Deep water culture 😊

• DU

  @dudekaiser5517 · 2 months ago

  900 ppfd is &quot;shaded&quot; in scottys world

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