Great Shed, looking forward to those numbers.
Actually with your answers and the Sue's thread Birdie sent me I actually can't think of anything to ask Grandap.
Ok, wil decarb as per usual. Thanks again Shed.
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
Great Shed, looking forward to those numbers.
Actually with your answers and the Sue's thread Birdie sent me I actually can't think of anything to ask Grandap.
Ok, wil decarb as per usual. Thanks again Shed.
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It's a team effort...we're here to help each other out!
I'll tag you when I get your calculations.
I'll tag you when I get your calculations.
Wow it really was! 4pages a day round here... there was an update back there somewhereThis has been a productive night.
So - on the lack of pictures my friend
Does everyone though? I’m still getting a handle on recognising it
lets see it again!
That’s what we come for man!
OOOh it is a pretty one
Hi Homer J! Blend the 2 if you can - great absorbtion
Maybe more than you’d think (hi Fert
). One of my worst spots are knees (osteo-arthritis and other ‘phenomena’). The oil I made isn’t really strong enough (was my first batch) and doesn’t actually absorb as well as it should and it still works really well - applied fairly liberally every 2-3 hours 
If you can reach to apply it, or have someone to apply it for you, I think it might work for you. It’s like the painful zone gets wrapped in a big ball of cotton wool 
Lovely!Put a drop of vanilla in your tincture bottle...just thought of that
#imissnewty2
Thanks again Shed!!
Hi Homer J! Blend the 2 if you can - great absorbtion
Hey Amy, thanks for the input. I may try a blend depending on cost.
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Yes, I get it!So - on the lack of pictures my friend
My topical pain oil (which enabled me to go to dinner last night) is a blend of pumpkin seed and grapeseed (50/50) but I usually recommend grapeseed because it's easier to source. I get my pumpkin seed oil from Amazon.
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Sunday Update for @Amy Gardner, @Norcaliwood (so he doesn't have to read or shoot at us), and of course the rest of you as well who wait more quietly
.The sun was out briefly this morning so I grabbed some pics of the biggies, as well as clones (sorry Amy, Candidas will have to wait for another day). About 30 minutes after I took these the clouds rolled in, the temps dropped 10 degrees, and an hour later it was raining again. Big three now under the strips and the Candidas and Bedroom Cookies in the tent with the Mars 300.
Let's begin with the clones. As I've mentioned, I'm having a 100% success rate with this method (the top left PC came out of the cloninator; you saw it yesterday):
Had to crop my credit card bills out of this:
And on to the big three in flower, flip day 9. The Peyote Critical is getting its stretch on and getting bigger than the other two. The AK and Sour G don't look all that different.
Peyote Critical (if you squint you can just make out the quadline in this pic):
The AK-47:
And Sour G;
There will be some major cleaning to do when stretch is over as there is a whole lot of underbrush that needs to be cleared out for airflow porpoises given the cramped quarters at night (for now).
Candidas tomorrow! Have a great rest of your Sundays (Monday for Amy)
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Nice update Shed! Clones look healthy and the 3 big girls look fantastic so far!
PC is going to be a looker! Great stuff hope your well!
PC is going to be a looker! Great stuff hope your well!
Lookong good here shed. Dip n grow eh? That a specialty thing? I may grab some while were out today if I can find anything
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Got it off Amazon. $12.57. Great stuff by my reckoning!
Derbybud
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Nice update Shed. Looks like the temps are bothering ya much other than maybe slowing things down a bit. All growth looks good.
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Thanks Derby! Probably a bit of a slowdown since the temps at the soil level stay in the low to mid 60s 24 hours a day when they're indoors. But when the sun's out the radiant heat gets the pot temps on that side into the 80s. Oh well...this is the way of my grow and I do the best I can
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nobodyhere
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Coconut butter is more like coconut puree. It had more of a coconut flavor and is not just pure fat like coconut oil. I mostly was interested in using it as a topical sense mine is past it's best before date, but it still tastes pretty good. It just has much more coconut flavor so I am not sure how I would use it as an edible either.
That and people wanting to lick you because you taste like a coconut.
TheFertilizer
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That would just be a fringe benefit.
nobodyhere
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I found a liter of organic grapeseed oil at sprouts for 9.99. A freaking liter. Not one of those silly 473ml bottles. Trump should ban 473ml bottles.
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If the black guy allowed it, it's on his hit list .
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nobodyhere
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Shed, what is your reasoning behind cutting 50/50 with pumpkin seed oil?
Also, at what ratio of decarbed bud in grams to oil do you use to infuse. Sorry, I just had to write 'use to infuse'.
Also, at what ratio of decarbed bud in grams to oil do you use to infuse. Sorry, I just had to write 'use to infuse'.
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I don't remember exactly, but I think I got the idea from Magnus8's topical thread. I think one is there to be really quickly absorbed and the other to make it a little more spreadable. I can't remember which is which though. I know grapeseed is known to be fast but I think I read that pumpkin seed was even faster.
I started with fractionated coconut but I found it too greasy.
I don't do ratios when I choose to infuse, I use Oldbear's spreadsheet to tell me when I'm in my target range. PM me if you want the link and the instructions.
nobodyhere
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Actually, it was 2L for 9.99. At that price I might go grab a few bc I can bathe in it or something. Maybe get stoned, bathe in it and then mow the grass, then go over to the neighbors for a visit.
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They'd like that...
Mushie1005
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Shed you have some awesome looking girls there. How long did you have to veg those 3 big girls?
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Well...the Peyote Critical was vegged around 116 days. Keep in mind that my plants' days aren't comparable to anyone growing in a tent. At 116 days in a tent this thing would be at least 3 feet tall. In an uncontrolled environment things move at a different rate!
Sour G was a clone I took last spring and went into a pot in June, so 7+ months, and I don't remember which version the AK is a clone of, so figure 5-6 months. Same disclaimer applies!