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STICKY: Question Posting Guidelines

I think any way people post is fine, this is mostly just some ideas for people who have a problem they want to get help with. This information really helps us diagnose a sick plant or answer urgent questions, so they'll be more likely to get a helpful response quickly :)
 
Hi, all, great sticky Nebula, i am about to start a kind soil grow, i see a lot of people getting good results on this site with it.
now, i need some clarification on the watering of organic soil, do I water the soil like i learned to to do with 20% run-off? or is that not advised?
 
For those who are concerned_ If you don't have a professional photo editing software program like PhotoShop then the easiest way to make sure all data contained in a digital photo file has been removed is to enlarge the image to full size on a monitor and then take a screen grab of that photo. All operating systems I know of have a means of making a screen grab. The screen grab will probably be formatted as a png file but that can be converted to a jpg easily. The file will then be free of any data previously recorded. "Paranoia" free!
PS: If you do have some photo editing software you can resize the original camera file to whatever size will give you the results you want. Most camera and camera phone images are between 8 and 24 megabytes...a lot more pixels than you'd post here. If you have photo editing software you can erase the metadata and then convert the file to the size and format you want. Pics for posting in the forum should be at least 600x800 pixels for decent quality and for good quality a 1280x1920 pixel file is best.
 
Bklyn, since you didn't get a response to this question, I'd re-post it as a new thread: Watering Organic Soil or some such thing. I am a hydro grower myself, so I have nothing I can respond with, but I'm sure if you re-post you'll get responses!!! ;-}
 
I'm sorry I didn't see this until now! If you're not adding extra nutrients during the grow, with Organic Super Soil you want to water just enough that you barely get any runoff at all. That helps prevent all the nutrients being flushed out during the grow, since the nutrients in the soil need to last your plant for longer :)
 
Hey NebulaHaze. Just wanted to let you know I just started winter indoor growing and so far I've had great success thanks to growweedeasy.com. I've read practically your entire web site and fell like I'm already a pro. (although i'm not). Thank you for this fabulous tutorial and i'll be recommending it to all of my associates.
Thanks again,
Tim
 
I think a lot of folks new to the forum don't know how to navegate it, or just don't see the stickies. I always copy and paste this thread for people asking vague questions...
 
Just my thoughts. I have no idea what I'm doing when posting on here. I'd like to post more but don't know where or if I'm doing it right? Do I start a new thread for each picture? Each topic? I'm new to actually commenting period. Feel free to poke fun at me! Any answers to some basic posting do's & don'ts would be great
 
Jeg You don't need to start a new thread unless you have a separate issue you want addressed in the forum. You can post your pics in a grow journal, which would be a thread you create in order to show the progress of your grow. And of course, like you just did, you can comment on whatever you want. And you can poke fun at whoever you want, and if they can't take a joke, they can go.... soak their head in a bucket of nutes and water!!
 
I like the lighthearted approach. I got a little confused earlier and wasn't sure if it was safe for me to post. I would love to talk shop with people
 
We love discussion about everything to do with growing cannabis! As long as no one is selling anything, we encourage everyone to talk shop and share which products you use, what works and doesn't work for you, any questions you have, etc! We're glad to have you here!
 
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