I remember you saying that grape seed oil is great because it is a good carrier oil and that it could also be used in capsules, right? Is there a type of grape seed oil I need to look for? Or will any old brand do?
When my dogs start showing their age I usually get them a puppy. My older dogs seem to get a little extra spring in their step. It also makes training a puppy a lot easier if they have a good dog to learn from. Sometimes they pick up little quirks or mannerisms of the other dog.
That’s great Joe, but I‘m not sure I know why you’re tagging me there?
I didn’t ask anything about grape seed oil 
Hey Shed
I'm going to jump in and try to answer this, but if (when) I mess it up Shed can correct us all. Grape seed oil is great for topicals because it absorbs into the skin quickly. I wouldn't think that it would be good for capsules because it is likely to leak, making a mess eventually. For capsules I'd recommend coconut oil because it's mostly solid at temps below 75F (24C). Either refined (no taste) or unrefined (coconut taste) should be ok.
As far as type of grape seed oil... I have no clue.
I apologize I thought you asked my bad Amy . Must be this fine flower over here my badThat’s great Joe, but I‘m not sure I know why you’re tagging me there?
Well there you have it. I knew somebody would set me straight
When my dogs start showing their age I usually get them a puppy. My older dogs seem to get a little extra spring in their step. It also makes training a puppy a lot easier if they have a good dog to learn from. Sometimes they pick up little quirks or mannerisms of the other dog.
It might be a bit of self preservation as well. I feel less like I'm try to fill an empty space later on with another puppy. And they are there for me and the family when that day does finally come....the day that I want to hug a dog the most.
I guess I'm with your lovely wife on this one. So glad your pup is doing better.
I'm concerned about them because, like the three I flowered this winter, the pistils are going brown but they don't seem to be bulking up. Maybe I'm just paranoid after the larf I got, but they're looking like plants much older than 5 weeks in terms of the pistils. I'm wondering if I should go back to adding Big Bloom.
Anyway, that's it for me!
Because there is no adult mature dog for them to associate with the smell.
I’m sure they’re fine.
As Chris mentioned below and @Derbybud has said as well, grapeseed oil for one-stop infusion will work fine. There are some advantages to EVOO in terms of bioavailability on a molecular level (or something over my head), but grapeseed works as well, and a lot simpler to make it all in one go.Hey Shed
Reality is right Low! I'm trying to offload a few next weekend, because the seedlings are going to need new homes soon.
Welcome back Mrs and Mr Dutch! Looked like you both had a great time
My dog does not get along with most other dogs. I wouldn't inflict another dog on her in her own home!
Thank you VG.
Thanks B!
You and Derby both...good recommends.
Chris!Top to bottom or just the ones closest to the lights?
Not if I can help it. She definitely doesn't want another dog and neither do I or the kids. Only my wife, and that's only to distract her from her potential grief.
Oh thanks Amy! I would feel better if it was still putting out new ones though.In my coursework I was revising today - Mel Frank told us that the stigmas only have a life cycle of about 4weeks so there will always be dried ones from a little way into flower.
