Fly's Intoxication Experimentation: Growing In The Smoking Room Or Smoking In The Growing Room?

Not bad actually, it's an indica, no strain named because it's the Plain Packaging brand, a white-label version of a premium brand called Tweed. So I usually go for it, unless I want a "specialty" weed like CBD or, rarely, a premium, which is >$15/g, whereas this is twice the price for 3½ times as much of pretty much the same stuff. No brainer.
 
You never know, but having said that, I had three that I found in some Blueberry Kush, killer weed, but neither of them popped up. But I didn't use a starter pot either; put the seeds right into a 5-gal bucket. Don't know how that would impact it though, soil is soil.
 
Nothing wrong with that.

My brother-in-law runs an auto parts store in town and when I was in there the other week I saw these sticks of soapstone that's used for writing on metal. So I said no-no-no, it's for carving! So I bought a pack and now I'm making tiny carvings, incorporating them into jewelry and bringing them in to the employees at the pot shop. I went through the jewelry store in a wave a few years ago with stuff. It's a good way to make my day by making someone else's day, you know. I like doing stuff like that.
 
That's a great thing to be able to do. I used to do it with my pottery. Someday I'll glaze all the stuff I have waiting around...
 
Pottery is something I'd like to try but it seems awful messy to me, not that I'm one to talk. The other term for soapstone is talc, and now after filing a piece into shape I have baby powder floating around the room landing on everything. Maybe pottery is the way to go, hmmmmm...
 
In no way is pottery dust-free! It's only wet for so long. Then everything you do to it creates dust. Silica dust. Not great for the lungs!
 
I had to check the chemical term for it now that you got me wondering. Hydrated magnesium silicate. Must look up its properties after. Probably not too good on the gas exchange biosystem either.
 
In case you want more of a connection to pottery:
"Talc is widely used in the ceramics industry in both bodies and glazes. "
Talc - Wikipedia
 
I believe it - it polishes up to a nice shine, and depending on what impurity is in it, it comes in nice colours too. The stuff I bought the other week is a translucent white, and I had a bit already that's a real deep green.
 
flytier said:
Wow, that's just terrible. I've found seeds twice now, three the first time and one today. And I just paid $31.99 for 3,5g, which I thought was steep. So does Ohio now have legal weed as medical or recreational?
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We found seeds as well in a couple different kinds. They wouldn't germinate though. Qq.
 
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Gnight flytie!
 
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