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

Reave said:
Apparently they found out there is a bacteria that causes stomachs ulcers and you just need a test to see if that is what is causing heartburn. If not there is always pantaloc prescription. Havn't had any reflux since taking it.
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I am on that now as well. It works pretty well. My problem is when I eat something I don't cook. I can get messed up for days from being careless.
 
SamSmith said:
I am on that now as well. It works pretty well. My problem is when I eat something I don't cook. I can get messed up for days from being careless.
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I know exactly what you mean. There was a period of time I couldnt eat anything almost without paying for it dearly. My main issue is that I really like spicey food and now I cant eat it. So sad :(
 
Hey everyone, just smoking in the growing room and carving a fish into a little piece of soapstone. Nice restful way to end a tiring day after a sleepless night. I love working weekends... so calm and peaceful, not much going on to keep hauling you away, I can take care of the whole farm myself and still have time for long breaks.

There's a noticeable difference in the two seedlings from just yesterday, which is always nice to see. They'll be ready for the 5-gals in no time. If I had the energy and/or inclination at this moment I'd take some pics, but if you're desperate to see pics (Shed), go back to those on the last page and add a good day.

Other than that, I'm just sitting here riding the electrons and watching documentaries. It'll not be a late night for me.
 
flytier said:
if you're desperate to see pics (Shed), go back to those on the last page and add a good day.
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That would make journals a lot faster to get through!
 
flytier said:
Hey, I may have stumbled onto something here... Imaginary journals. Imagine the time and hassle that would save for everyone!
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Misery I just crawled out of Narnias grow closet! You should see the magic going on over there! It’s “out of this world”
 
Ah, back home at the end of another workday. I just finished an unpleasant task - unclogged the kitchen sink.

Had to go to the dollar store for two plungers, but I had to go into town anyway. So I plugged off one sink and started working on the other. Don't know what the hell was in there but I got it trickling through. Then I started with the real business...

Now the good thing working with water quality is that I have access to all kinds of cool chemicals. In this particular case I mean caustic soda. This is one of the most corrosive chemicals I know of, so I keep my stash of it in the shed.

I brought in the bucket, dumped a little into the sink and put on a pot of water to boil and rolled up a joint to while away the time for a few minutes. When I was done, the pot was boiling so I brought it over and dumped it down the sink. The clog must have been close to the surface because the sputtering came back up into the sink. But now I have an unclogged drain and a real clean sink.

And for fuck sakes, DON'T anybody try this at home - like I did. It's my job to know how to handle these chemicals. But still, that caustic is some good for cleaning the pipes.
 
But anyway, I was saying last night that I didn't have the energy or inclination to get pics, but I got some today. In the first picture, The ATF is taking right off. This one will be potted up in a couple weeks at the latest, maybe one if it continues like this.

The Hash Plant, being a few days behind, is still making nice progress.

The two Autocross are not really gaining much size now as far as the buds are concerned; But I don't mind them putting all of their resources into the seeds. I should have a nice crop of them this generation.
 

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No, probably not. They got their pollen, they don't need to produce more flowers. I would have held off pollinating them, but they got it when the males were ready. But still, in a month or so I'll be cutting it. And from there, it's a few weeks dormancy and on to selecting the autos out of the next generation.
 
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