Exceptionally High Feco Yeilds: Straw Hat Notes

[Maritimer]

If this aint some fun stuff, what is.
sitting here ripped wondering about SKIA.

This may explain a great deal to me after a few 5 or 10 rips.

Straw Hat is on the desk already. Later

 

[Krissi Carbone]

Might have a visual of the magic in progress. check out the amazing changes on a single blade of partially repurposed (cannibalized) sugar leaf very close to 9 weeks in flower.
Check this shitz out

Critical Kush

• Maritimer
• Jan 5, 2022
• meja study

bottom side lamina
sugar leaf post drought
partial repurposed
effect on resin

critical kusk

• Maritimer
• Jan 5, 2022
• meja study

bottom side lamina
sugar leaf post drought
partial repurposed
effect on resin

Critical Kush

• Maritimer
• Jan 5, 2022
• meja study

underside lamina
post meja/drought
partial repurposed leaf
effect on resin glands

Critical Kush

• Maritimer
• Jan 5, 2022
• meja study

top side lamina
post meja/drought
partial repurposed leaf
effects on resin glands
especially the...

Critical Kush

• Maritimer
• Jan 5, 2022
• meja study

topside lamina sugar leaf
post meja/drought
partial repurposed leaf
effects on resin glands

could this be happening inside our flowers and that is what puts the kick in kickass.

OK. I need to link this elsewhere. Holy moly!

 

[InTheShed]

We love when you play the chemist!

 

[StoneOtter]

Yeah we do!

 

[Azimuth]

I must ask. What is going on there?

 

[Maritimer]

I must ask. What is going on there?

Hi AZ,
What's up?

 

[Azimuth]

Hi AZ,
What's up?

Those look like some of my concoctions; nutrient extractions using water, or sugar, or alcohol. I've got a whole slug of different variations on a theme.

I plan to reduce the selection this spring/summer when my plants come in, but last year I didn't have the ones I wanted so had to order them and plant them in my garden. This year should be a good test as to whether I can power a full grow on them. @NuttyProfessor has proven it is quite doable, so I'm looking forward to seeing what is possible for me.

 

[Maritimer]

Hay Shed,
Hardly slept, lots of simultaneous impressions of how to interpret the changes to our favorite trichome. Was a chop day this morning and I hardly remember taking down a huge Otter's Dream my mind is blowing up with ides.

 

[Maritimer]

Those look like some of my concoctions; nutrient extractions using water, or sugar, or alcohol. I've got a whole slug of different variations on a theme.

Aye me brother,
Though the subject of distant laughter, the path of the alchemist must be journeyed. Although I clearly distance myself from the frog licking puritans of our kind.

 

[Azimuth]

Aye me brother,
Though the subject of distant laughter, the path of the alchemist must be journeyed. Although I clearly distance myself from the frog licking puritans of our kind.

Yeah, no frog licking for me. I do have my standards, although I am willing to try almost anything. Almost. As I say, I draw the line at frog licking.

 

[Maritimer]

Ahoy @Nine Toed Hippie,
FYI 2019 was presented as a drought year locally for my purposes.
I am coaxing some not so fresh Purple Urkle presently, so this is what I am doing.
(1) For the seed bath I am using half salic acid (SA) 60 mg/diluted as a rooting booster and half American Sycamore Brass for it's high Abscisic Acid (ABA) content as a hull rejuvenator. 24 - 48 hours
(2) For the waterboard solution I will use straight willow brassinosteroid (Brass) from 2019.
(3) For the rehydration of my substrate prior to seed with tail planting I will use Mega Crop at 4 gram strength.

I will outline a similar but more involved procedure for you that will have you first introduce the oldies to some MethylJasmonate (MeJA) to jump start the germination sequencing in the hull.

edit; sorry forgot why drought year 2019 was good. American Sycamore trees when exposed to a drought produce collectable aba on the surface of it's foliar mass.

 

[Nine Toed Hippie]

Ahoy @Nine Toed Hippie,
FYI 2019 was presented as a drought year locally for my purposes.
I am coaxing some not so fresh Purple Urkle presently, so this is what I am doing.
(1) For the seed bath I am using half salic acid (SA) 60 mg/diluted as a rooting booster and half American Sycamore Brass for it's high Abscisic Acid (ABA) content as a hull rejuvenator. 24 - 48 hours
(2) For the waterboard solution I will use straight willow brassinosteroid (Brass) from 2019.
(3) For the rehydration of my substrate prior to seed with tail planting I will use Mega Crop at 4 gram strength.

I will outline a similar but more involved procedure for you that will have you first introduce the oldies to some MethylJasmonate (MeJA) to jump start the germination sequencing in the hull.

edit; sorry forgot why drought year 2019 was good. American Sycamore trees when exposed to a drought produce collectable aba on the surface of it's foliar mass.

I have a ManCrush on you right now.

NTH

 

[Maritimer]

I have a ManCrush on you right now.

NTH

You owe me a dab hit and about 5 tissues. Coughing, laughing, farting, and sneezing as I blew a hit I had just taken.
LMAO

 

[Nine Toed Hippie]

You owe me a dab hit and about 5 tissues. Coughing, laughing, farting, and sneezing as I blew a hit I had just taken.
LMAO

And I was worried I had angered you.

NTH

 

[Rexer]

You owe me a dab hit and about 5 tissues. Coughing, laughing, farting, and sneezing as I blew a hit I had just taken.
LMAO

 

[Maritimer]

Watching over @Krissi1982 drought thread makes me realize why I am retiring from this lecture circuit.
Science cannot move mountains. After all we have learned and shown the world, real people still believe the earth is flat. What can you say to a man who really has no faith in science? Sad to witness, even sadder to be a part of the discussion.

 

[Maritimer]

More to the point now I will e-mail @StoneOtter and @InTheShed my final impression of the process.

Love to you all
Dave

 

[InTheShed]

Why not post them here?

 

[Krissi Carbone]

I feel as if you shy not away from the disbelief but from the sheer empathy you must feel knowing they will never know the truth. To be an empath and to not be able to provide enlightenment to some is sometimes maddening. Remember Maritimer, all we need is 1 person to tell 5 and then 5 becomes 50 and 50, 100 and so on. The thread itself is enough to warrant that everything you have done was not in any type of vain. The excitement and sheer wonder and adoration of some is paramount to those who wish not to see. Narcissism has taken over above reason as of late. That has absolutely no relative relationship to the information you have provided nor the manner in which you have. To some, the entire world is seen through rose colored glasses and it is them that will never see or do what they were intended to. I'm appreciative beyond measure to your work as I know so many more are.

 

[Azimuth]

Watching over @Krissi1982 drought thread makes me realize why I am retiring from this lecture circuit.
Science cannot move mountains. After all we have learned and shown the world, real people still believe the earth is flat. What can you say to a man who really has no faith in science? Sad to witness, even sadder to be a part of the discussion.

I don't share that view. Anything new will take a while for people to change their point of view. A certain percentage will never embrace the new idea, but I don't think it is our job to force it on them.

Kind of like bud washing. Some cannot comprehend why one would ever do that, and will never even take a small risk with one plant to see. But those who have tried it almost always say they'll never not do it going forward.

I say expose them to the idea and answer their questions if they care to pose any, but don't feel like it's some great failure if they can't see the benefit.

Why not post them here

I agree, why not??