Nice update Teddy. You know they're always going to find a way to throw in some type of negativity about our plant so don't even let it get to you.
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Jesus Christ, i got upset just from reading that. That's all they do Mr.T, you've worked there and you know it aswell as we do. The media manipulates the spineless people that sit infront of their box at the corner of the room, thinking they know what the real world is like just cause someone feeds it to them.
I haven't watched television in years and when i'm driving i choose stations that only play music. I see so many brainwashed people around me everyday, including some of my own family, and it doesnt matter what i say cause the square box in the corner of the room said otherwise.
i'm not snob about it like i'm better than people who like social media or anything, i just don't follow them cause i HATE misinformation and all they do is sell a bunch of that to people trying to put the pieces together, they prey on people's innocence.
on a happier note, the blueberry seems more frosty than the 5feet of snow blocking your way
I haven't watched television in years and when i'm driving i choose stations that only play music. I see so many brainwashed people around me everyday, including some of my own family, and it doesnt matter what i say cause the square box in the corner of the room said otherwise.
i'm not snob about it like i'm better than people who like social media or anything, i just don't follow them cause i HATE misinformation and all they do is sell a bunch of that to people trying to put the pieces together, they prey on people's innocence.
on a happier note, the blueberry seems more frosty than the 5feet of snow blocking your way
Glad to hear you are staying warm Mr Teddy. It is snowing and cold again here today. Love the looks of your ladies! If you do decide on some cookies kush for next time I can tell you first hand it was good. That was the Barney's Farm entry for the 2014 Amsterdam cup. They gave out lots of samples to the judges. 
Very very tasty smoke.
Very very tasty smoke.
Pretty Mr. Ted 
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Tip top and in the pink again thank you very much 
A perfect example of why I am becoming increasingly recluse. Sure I'll occasionally throw a phlegmatic ear or eye toward the media but mostly I find there is little useful information to be had there these days. I mean, they can't even get the weather prognosis correct half the time. If one wants "true" information today, one has to dig & search for it oneself, although even that is getting increasingly difficult. The internet has been a great source for this but even here the signal to noise ratio has been going down at an increasing rate.
laetissimi flores. Mihi in mentem venit alicuius rei odores, qui efflantur e floribus. Gaudio perfundi
A perfect example of why I am becoming increasingly recluse. Sure I'll occasionally throw a phlegmatic ear or eye toward the media but mostly I find there is little useful information to be had there these days. I mean, they can't even get the weather prognosis correct half the time. If one wants "true" information today, one has to dig & search for it oneself, although even that is getting increasingly difficult. The internet has been a great source for this but even here the signal to noise ratio has been going down at an increasing rate.
laetissimi flores. Mihi in mentem venit alicuius rei odores, qui efflantur e floribus. Gaudio perfundi
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Teddy Edwards
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It's hard to believe that this is your first indoor growing season, MrT. You have a very nice harvest coming up!
In the States, it's the older generation that tips the scales enough to prevent legalization. So here we are, a buncha old stoners, waiting for time to pass, with its inevitable demographic effects ... a sort of race to the finish, eh?
Um ... I mentioned to another snowbound grower today as well ... snow turns into rainwater when you bring it inside. ::
Graytail. I'd still be killing seedlings if it wasn't for 
Yes, I realise that snow melts.
I thought about it, but frankly bringing in enough snow to the bathroom for the 60 plus litres I need just wasn't practical. Bright sun on pristine snow this morning. Better dig the car out and clear the drive down to the road.
Of course you're right, Reg. I'd welcome some solid research in the UK - it's just that this was so shoddy and overtly for political purposes.
Jesus Christ, i got upset just from reading that. That's all they do Mr.T, you've worked there and you know it aswell as we do. The media manipulates the spineless people that sit infront of their box at the corner of the room, thinking they know what the real world is like just cause someone feeds it to them.
I haven't watched television in years and when i'm driving i choose stations that only play music. I see so many brainwashed people around me everyday, including some of my own family, and it doesnt matter what i say cause the square box in the corner of the room said otherwise.
i'm not snob about it like i'm better than people who like social media or anything, i just don't follow them cause i HATE misinformation and all they do is sell a bunch of that to people trying to put the pieces together, they prey on people's innocence.
on a happier note, the blueberry seems more frosty than the 5feet of snow blocking your way
420brother. Blueberry is really photogenic. 
Glad to hear you are staying warm Mr Teddy. It is snowing and cold again here today. Love the looks of your ladies! If you do decide on some cookies kush for next time I can tell you first hand it was good. That was the Barney's Farm entry for the 2014 Amsterdam cup. They gave out lots of samples to the judges.
to you (and 420bro) for the recommendation. So many good options...
Pretty Mr. Ted
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The power went down yesterday evening at about 9pm. The girls' light is set to go off at 1am, so they got an extra 4 hours of darkness. I was woken at 4.30am by the house lights coming back on and of course the lights in the tent came on too because I'd forgotten to pull the timer out the wall.
So they also got 5mins of daytime before I realised. I hope all that hasn't stressed them too much. Any thoughts?Ti na kanome as the Greeks say with a shrug. What can we do anyway?
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Teddy Edwards
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Tip top and in the pink again thank you wery much
A perfect example of why I am becoming increasingly recluse. Sure I'll occasionally throw a phlegmatic ear or eye toward the media but mostly I find there is litte useful information to be had there these days. I mean, they can't even get the weater prognosis correct half the time. If one wants "true" information today, one has to dig & search for it oneself, although even that is getting increasingly difficult. The internet has been a great source for this but even here the signal to noise ratio has been going down at an increasing rate.
laetissimi flores. Mihi in mentem venit alicuius rei odores, qui efflantur e floribus. Gaudio perfundi
friend OMeWan. So true - I used to be involved in one or two minor news stories, and seeing how they were mis-reported just makes one wonder what they do with the big, important stuff.Now you're really testing my schoolboy Latin.
Do keep it coming though - it's good practice. But I know enough to say 
One screwed up day won't cause any problems, MrT - no worries.
And if I calculated even close in my head, you'd need 2/3 of a cubic meter to get your 60 litres.
never mind
The best of mornings to you sir!
And if I calculated even close in my head, you'd need 2/3 of a cubic meter to get your 60 litres.
never mind
The best of mornings to you sir!
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Teddy Edwards
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One screwed up day won't cause any problems, MrT - no worries.
And if I calculated even close in my head, you'd need 2/3 of a cubic meter to get your 60 litres.
never mind
The best of mornings to you sir!
Thanks, Gray. That's reassuring.
I have absolutely no idea how you even began to calculate that.
No, no, please don't tell me. I was always more words than numbers. That's probably why I avoid thinking about pH.And may the sun shine on you and yours today too.
OMeWanCannabi
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Now you're really testing my schoolboy Latin.
Let me know if you would like me to de-obfuscate 
Hope all is well on your mountain my Friend.
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Teddy Edwards
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I think it means something like...Beautiful flowers. It makes you think of the smell. Something about breath? Rejoice in watering. ??? I'm determined not to use Google translate. That would be cheating.
Hope all is well on your mountain my Friend.
Kali mera OMM.
All will be well and all will be well. And everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds.I hope all is tickety-boo on your island too.
OMeWanCannabi
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I think it means something like...Beautiful flowers. It makes you think of the smell. Something about breath? Rejoice in watering. ??? I'm determined not to use Google translate. That would be cheating.
Paraphrasing: What a glorious view of flowers, imagining their wonderful scent fills me with delight.
A more literal translation, something to the tune of: A glorious expanse of flowers. It comes into my mind the perfume exhaled by flowers. (I am) filled with delight.
Perhaps "oculis mentis videre aliquid"; to see with the mind's eye, would have been more appropriate for "imagining"? I imagine there is a proper word for imagine, but it escapes me.
Thanks, Gray. That's reassuring.
I have absolutely no idea how you even began to calculate that.
And may the sun shine on you and yours today too.
The hardest part was the English/Metric conversion, and sheesh, I just now remembered that I'm conversing with an Englishman! Bah!
You needed roughly 15 gallons, which is about 150 gallons of snow, at 7 gallons per cuft, so about 20 cubic feet. A cubic meter is about 3x3x3 feet ... roughly 30 cubic feet, so ... you needed 2/3 cubic meter. Tada!
That's a lot of snow to bring inside!
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Teddy Edwards
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Paraphrasing: What a glorious view of flowers, imagining their wonderful scent fills me with delight.
A more literal translation, something to the tune of: A glorious expanse of flowers. It comes into my mind the perfume exhaled by flowers. (I am) filled with delight.
Perhaps "oculis mentis videre aliquid"; to see with the mind's eye, would have been more appropriate for "imagining"? I imagine there is a proper word for imagine, but it escapes me.
The hardest part was the English/Metric conversion, and sheesh, I just now remembered that I'm conversing with an Englishman! Bah!
You needed roughly 15 gallons, which is about 150 gallons of snow, at 7 gallons per cuft, so about 20 cubic feet. A cubic meter is about 3x3x3 feet ... roughly 30 cubic feet, so ... you needed 2/3 cubic meter. Tada!
That's a lot of snow to bring inside!
Great. Latin followed by Maths. My two least favourite lessons.
May I just point out that (a) I got close (ish) to the correct Latin translation and (b) I got the right answer to the maths, i.e. 'that's going to be too much snow to bring indoors', without doing the maths.
By the way, for anyone interested in the growing of cannabis plants, the girls seem none the worse for the power cut. (So far I've yet to find something that Graytail is wrong about. I will. I will). Everyone was caned and strapped today (again, just like at my old school
) to support heavy, bending buds. Still only a smattering of amber. C'mon girls. Must turn lights up to 11.
May I just point out that (a) I got close (ish) to the correct Latin translation and (b) I got the right answer to the maths, i.e. 'that's going to be too much snow to bring indoors', without doing the maths.
So true!!
Have I confessed my regrettable tendencies towards pendantry? If not, I do so now.
... although I also have our beloved herb to blame, with its quirky mental effects. Doesn't everyone love to do math in their head (or latin translations for that matter) when they're stoned?
Oh ... yeah, heheh ... guess not.
puff puff pass
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Teddy Edwards
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Shoot! That's more work than Jack & Jill did messing with that hill.You needed roughly 15 gallons, which is about 150 gallons of snow,
That's a lot of snow to bring inside!
Breathtakingly beautiful Mr. Teddy. Getting close now. How long do you figure you have to harvest?
You'd like to think the majority of the BBC listeners who tune in would have raised a stink about the poor reporting on the youth. Unfortunately they typically all feed off of the same information source, reporting it as though they actually did some journalistic work, and most just let themselves be led. Sooner or legalization will happen. I'm an incurable optimist.
You'd like to think the majority of the BBC listeners who tune in would have raised a stink about the poor reporting on the youth. Unfortunately they typically all feed off of the same information source, reporting it as though they actually did some journalistic work, and most just let themselves be led. Sooner or legalization will happen. I'm an incurable optimist.
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Teddy Edwards
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SueThe standard answer in the Teddy household to any question to which one does not know the answer is:
"That would be an ecumenical matter".
Blueberry and Master Kush have a smattering of amber and very firm buds up top. Mazar is taking her own sweet time. I'd like a majority of amber so Mrs T can cut the sleeping pills. I started 12/12 on Christmas Eve, which means we're just starting week 9. The little microscope is as sticky as Sticky the stick insect from daily inspections.
So the other answer to your question is: "Not long".
