Hey HH - pls remind me of the name of the product(s) you’re using and what bits you have. You can PM it to me if you like. I’d like to look it up.
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Hi Amy, it’s called natures living soil concentrate. The website doesn’t have a abundance of information. Honestly the q and a section on amazon was more helpful than the website.
Hi thereHello grow buddies! I’m just going to jump straight to it today, I’ve got some new pictures of the Candida farm.
Growing out of her owies.
And little afghani. She took the abuse much better than the candidas, but she’s still pale.
They were feeling light enough that they were ready for a watering today, so I gave them all their second watering with some tea. Smells like straight up cow pie.
I’m hoping this will give them the extra boost they’ve needed. If things keep progressing they way they have been, I’m hoping I’ll be able to give them another top dressing and then flip... hopefully. Right now, it’s about finding the balance between letting them heal and not letting them get too big.
So that’s where we’re at in the hideout. I hope you’re all doing well and staying safe.
What a beautiful grow style you have. I’m hoping to have a little green puppy soon and I’m hoping you can help me train her.
I am trying to achieve a low thick multi headed grow just like yours minus the owies. I have to learn not to cut those leaves. Anything less than healthy green gives me anxiety. I feel compelled to nip it off.
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Hello Trala, you are too kind! This grow isn’t the best introduction, mistakes have been made, but shiz happens, right? Lol. I’ll pop over to your journal soon and see what you’ve got going on too. I’d love to help any way I can.Hi there
What a beautiful grow style you have. I’m hoping to have a little green puppy soon and I’m hoping you can help me train her.
I am trying to achieve a low thick multi headed grow just like yours minus the owies. I have to learn not to cut those leaves. Anything less than healthy green gives me anxiety. I feel compelled to nip it off.
Thanks very much
I have two journals going. One involves 3 Tangerine Dreams which look mighty shabby. They are lanky and lack lustre, the other is a journal of a little plant I saved, I think that plant looks great. I seem to be good at vegging, and shit at flowering.
I am wanting to achieve a low thick levelled grow, and I love the look of a quadline type cross. Hopefully I will have some seeds soon.
I look forward to learning some new techniques.
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Hey everyone! I hope you’re all staying happy and healthy. I’ve been tending to my little Candida farm and they are slowly but surely improving. Here’s a mini time lapse
January 10th
January 14
January 18
I trimmed the lower growth on Saturday and took off the last of the worst looking leaves while I was at it too.
A closer look from this morning
It’s slow as molasses around here.
An exciting bit of news to report. My MIL has a huge rottie - lol, he makes me think of Beast from The Sandlot. He’s a friggin mini horse. Well, he’s not very old, but he’s already having hip stiffness and pain because of his gentle giant size. I gave her a little bottle of Candida oil to try on him. At first she had trouble getting him to eat it, but she found a way and now he eats it without problem. He’s been on it for about 10 days now and she said he is doing SO much better!! He used to be slow to sit down and stand up, it clearly took some real effort for him, and now she says he just pops right up, no problems and no crying from being sore!
It’s still early in for him, but I’m beyond excited to see that it’s helping him, possibly even better than the medicine he was on before. Not to mention, she was paying a fortune for that medicine!! Such good news all around.
Even more reason I need my little Candida farm to get right! Lol.
That’s all I’ve got to share so far my grow buddies. Sending you all loves and reminding you all to take a nice, big, deep breath every so often. Self care my lovelies!!
January 10th
I trimmed the lower growth on Saturday and took off the last of the worst looking leaves while I was at it too.
A closer look from this morning
It’s slow as molasses around here.
An exciting bit of news to report. My MIL has a huge rottie - lol, he makes me think of Beast from The Sandlot. He’s a friggin mini horse. Well, he’s not very old, but he’s already having hip stiffness and pain because of his gentle giant size. I gave her a little bottle of Candida oil to try on him. At first she had trouble getting him to eat it, but she found a way and now he eats it without problem. He’s been on it for about 10 days now and she said he is doing SO much better!! He used to be slow to sit down and stand up, it clearly took some real effort for him, and now she says he just pops right up, no problems and no crying from being sore!
It’s still early in for him, but I’m beyond excited to see that it’s helping him, possibly even better than the medicine he was on before. Not to mention, she was paying a fortune for that medicine!! Such good news all around.Even more reason I need my little Candida farm to get right! Lol.
That’s all I’ve got to share so far my grow buddies. Sending you all loves and reminding you all to take a nice, big, deep breath every so often. Self care my lovelies!!
High, HH!
The plants are looking better!
Your post led me to briefly research whether veterinarians are prescribing CBD products and I found that they are! Weed is a wonderful gift to both man and beast!
The plants are looking better!
Your post led me to briefly research whether veterinarians are prescribing CBD products and I found that they are! Weed is a wonderful gift to both man and beast!
Awesome!! It really doesn’t take much to have a huge effect for our k9 friends, I have discovered. One of the dogs I help happily licks it off our hand
Easy way to dose. He’s even seen me taking mine and come over wanting some Indeed! Charlottes Web produce a line of CBD products especially for dogs, including CBD doggie chews
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Glad things are turning around in the tent Hh!
What a cool story about your Mil’s dog! I had a rottie years ago and to this day he was my favourite dog of any we had. He to had hip and rear leg issues as he got older, we gave him powdered glucosamine in his food and it did help some but the idea of trying some Cbd sounds like it really works and something I would like to try when the dog I have now gets a bit older.
What a cool story about your Mil’s dog! I had a rottie years ago and to this day he was my favourite dog of any we had. He to had hip and rear leg issues as he got older, we gave him powdered glucosamine in his food and it did help some but the idea of trying some Cbd sounds like it really works and something I would like to try when the dog I have now gets a bit older.
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Absolutely!! After reading in Amy’s journal that Candida oil was helping her friend’s dog, I’m all about trying it! I’ve been giving my dog some for her anxiety. She licks her paws raw when it’s really bad. So far it’s helping, but hasn’t eliminated it completely. We’re still figuring out the dosage.Weed is a wonderful gift to both man and beast!
We were worried because he wouldn’t go near it at first! She tried putting it in his food, and he wouldn’t eat it at all (or his regular food for two days after). She tried putting the oil in some fresh chicken and he took it that way. Now he will eat it mixed in his food, and like you said, he’ll even lick it off her fingers! I like to hope it’s because he knows it will make him feel better.One of the dogs I help happily licks it off our hand
I’m a believer! I firmly believe while it may not fix everything, it’s at least worth a try.
I can’t remember where I read this information, but a while back I read that the prohibition of hemp is partially responsible for many of the ailments we have today. The gut/intestinal issues people deal with today, inflammation, even mental health issues, comes back to removing hemp from our diets. Unfortunately, I forget the details, but I do remember it mentioned how cattle used to graze in hemp fields, people would cook with it, and other ways it was incorporated into our bodies aside from smoking. But that idea has stuck with me for a while now, and I find it very interesting and exciting to see what will come, now that it is being treated as a medicine rather than a drug (or starting to).
Hooray for weed!! 
Dogs are slick. It won't be long before those finger-lickers start eyeing where you keep that small bottle. Next, they'll starting thinking of ways to get that damn little top off!Absolutely!! After reading in Amy’s journal that Candida oil was helping her friend’s dog, I’m all about trying it! I’ve been giving my dog some for her anxiety. She licks her paws raw when it’s really bad. So far it’s helping, but hasn’t eliminated it completely. We’re still figuring out the dosage.
We were worried because he wouldn’t go near it at first! She tried putting it in his food, and he wouldn’t eat it at all (or his regular food for two days after). She tried putting the oil in some fresh chicken and he took it that way. Now he will eat it mixed in his food, and like you said, he’ll even lick it off her fingers! I like to hope it’s because he knows it will make him feel better.
I’m a believer! I firmly believe while it may not fix everything, it’s at least worth a try.
I can’t remember where I read this information, but a while back I read that the prohibition of hemp is partially responsible for many of the ailments we have today. The gut/intestinal issues people deal with today, inflammation, even mental health issues, comes back to removing hemp from our diets. Unfortunately, I forget the details, but I do remember it mentioned how cattle used to graze in hemp fields, people would cook with it, and other ways it was incorporated into our bodies aside from smoking. But that idea has stuck with me for a while now, and I find it very interesting and exciting to see what will come, now that it is being treated as a medicine rather than a drug (or starting to).
Me toolike to hope it’s because he knows it will make him feel better.
or he’s already noticed that it does.
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Where I live, the early Ukrainian settlers brought hemp seeds with them. The used it for clothing, cooking oil, animal feed, etc., until they made it illegal. Same thing when I was in Northern China in the early eighties. Huge fields of pot being grown by the peasantsAbsolutely!! After reading in Amy’s journal that Candida oil was helping her friend’s dog, I’m all about trying it! I’ve been giving my dog some for her anxiety. She licks her paws raw when it’s really bad. So far it’s helping, but hasn’t eliminated it completely. We’re still figuring out the dosage.
We were worried because he wouldn’t go near it at first! She tried putting it in his food, and he wouldn’t eat it at all (or his regular food for two days after). She tried putting the oil in some fresh chicken and he took it that way. Now he will eat it mixed in his food, and like you said, he’ll even lick it off her fingers! I like to hope it’s because he knows it will make him feel better.
I’m a believer! I firmly believe while it may not fix everything, it’s at least worth a try.
I can’t remember where I read this information, but a while back I read that the prohibition of hemp is partially responsible for many of the ailments we have today. The gut/intestinal issues people deal with today, inflammation, even mental health issues, comes back to removing hemp from our diets. Unfortunately, I forget the details, but I do remember it mentioned how cattle used to graze in hemp fields, people would cook with it, and other ways it was incorporated into our bodies aside from smoking. But that idea has stuck with me for a while now, and I find it very interesting and exciting to see what will come, now that it is being treated as a medicine rather than a drug (or starting to).
Exactly that!Dogs are slick. It won't be long before those finger-lickers start eyeing where you keep that small bottle. Next, they'll starting thinking of ways to get that damn little top off!
We started using hemp protein powder in all sorts of food about a year ago - life changing. Best quality protein I’ve ever eaten. It’s like you can feel it while you eat it!
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The only fields I’ve seen in real life are in Oregon. Once they legalized hemp, all the hay fields switched over. It’s quite a thing to see, it certainly made me smile. Rows and rows as far as the eye could see!
Interesting! I may want to check that out too.
The best part is you can use it in all sorts of things not just savoury food. My lovely other makes these awesome little protein balls using peanut butter the hemp protein powder other things and CBD infused coconut oil. They’re a protein-packed medible treat.may want to check that out too.
Hey HH! Nice turnaround on the garden. All they needed was a little time and some care.
I've never had the pleasure of growing any high CBD strains before, that is, I don't think I have. I acquired one recently though and thought about trying it out. Would smoking or vaping CBD strains be the best way to explore the benefits or would creating edibles be a better idea?
I've never had the pleasure of growing any high CBD strains before, that is, I don't think I have. I acquired one recently though and thought about trying it out. Would smoking or vaping CBD strains be the best way to explore the benefits or would creating edibles be a better idea?
Yes! Hi Prof.
And I actually mean yes to both of those quite sincerely. You get different benefits from CBD when you ingest and I just (in other words eat itAnd I actually mean yes to both of those quite sincerely. You get different benefits from CBD when you eat it (where it works over time to combat systemic inflammation) to when you smoke it or vapour or dose and oil under the tongue, all of which bring the more immediately experienced relief from anxiety and pain etc.I do it all!
Thanks Amy. I've recently gotten into vaping dry herbs and have been keeping the vaporised flower to make edibles with. I think I will give the CBD strain a go.Yes! Hi Prof.
I do it all!
