My best growing tip would be to have patience. I know you want to get i n the garden and do stuff. Sometimes you just have to LITFA. Also, most new growers are very excited for their first crop and may chop too early. Just be patient and it will most certainly be better.
I’m in the USA 
Tip… persistence is your greatest tool
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Shredded aloe vera leaf slurry is great for natural plant nutrition and enzymes and a great source of silica
Following a VPD chart is actually more beneficial than you may think.
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My tip is to keep it simple. Do what works, don’t get caught up in marketing hype. Also, don’t overwater…
I’m from the good ol USA.
Been hearing so much about vpd lately
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Seeds produced outdoors have tons of vigor, you can also put your clones outside into the earth for the summer and take cuttings for reinvigorated clones indoors.
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Use rainwater to water your plants whenever you can!!!
Kitchen scraps make free fertilizer, worms are excellent gardeners, and singing light opera increases CO2 in the grow space.
Also, I love to share my grow diary!
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When you think your soil is dry, lift the pot and feel it. Water it slowly but thoroughly. I like to fill a 5 gallon bucket and use a solo cup to water with. Add your water very slowly, a cupful at a time, and give it a few minutes to soak in before adding more. Otherwise it will run right out the bottom before it gets a chance to absorb. Once everything is soaked up, lift the pot and compare the two. A lightweight pot needs more water than a heavy one.
If the top is crusty, it’s probably overloaded with salts. Remove it and add fresh potting mix. If the rootball constantly draws away from the sides and you’re watering daily, you might consider repotting it.
My tip is don’t listen to my tips.
Tip 1 is buy a good light and don’t turn it up all the way and put a fan on it
My tip, Ph Ph Ph Ph. Can’t stress the importance. Never underestimate the power of plain water.
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My tip would be to invest in good lighting above all. Before overgrow, I used to tell people to invest in good genetics, but now I know there’s amazing stuff by members on here for free.
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My hard earned lesson, too much watering kills the plants!! 
And am from Brazil 
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Best tip I have is that you have to resist the urge to fuck around with the plant when you are bored, just let it grow and feed it as it requires, not as you want to.
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Let your fresh cut clones soak in a cup of water/clone mix for a couple hours, before you put them into the rooting medium. 
You gonna be able to write a grow guide from all the great tips on this thread @PhlizonGrowLight !
I’m proudly Canadian.
My advice is that cal-mag is not the only solution to calcium/magnesium problems. Gypsum (calcium sulfate) and Epsom salts (magnesium sulfate) are two great ways of adding calcium or magnesium separately to address deficiencies.
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