Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!

[KingJoe83]

Sorry Joe, I gave it up around the time you were born! I'm growing it for my wife, and topicals for me and a lot of folks I know .

So at least we are. Doing it for the love which is coo.

I was just bugging bro.

All this shit ain’t matter when we dead .

Sometimes I get mad at myself for allowing myself to be mad to begin with then I get stubborn catch attitude get angrier then go wtf . I hate this .. meds lol

 

[Van Stank]

I think it's disingenuous to act like this discussion is about the physical differences between men and women, or whether women multitask better than men, or whether women are supposed to act like men. That's irrelevant to what I'm talking about, and has nothing to do with whether or not something you do might be taken as an offense. I'm taking about treating women as equals - of equal value - which is something our ancestors and most likely parents (depending on your age) didn't do. And it's not about kissing anyone's ass, it's about acknowledging that much of our "potentially" offensive behavior toward women, as men, is governed still by the patriarchy of previous generations. And indeed, even the way we think about them. This is learned behavior, and it can and should be unlearned by individuals and therefore society.

So maybe not our generation, but certainly the ones coming after us will be treating women much differently. As soft as some think the next generation may be (and every generation thinks that of the younger one!), they are much more forward looking than we are. Generational surveys confirm that.

And @Kingjoe83, Van and I aren't bumping heads and it's not a pissing contest. We're exploring the differences in our view of the things. I certainly hope that Van doesn't think I'm attacking him personally, just asking about his way of thinking. When we move on from this conversation, we will still be encouraging and helping each other out with growing as we have.

This discussion has been all over the place Shed. It started with being offended and then progressed to many different layers. My comment regarding differences was in response to Pant who was commenting about the differences in people can be the best things and I was agreeing.

Men and women are different. I am not talking about not having rights to vote or own businesses in the past. I am talking about differences now. There are differences in people from different countries. Doesn't mean one is better or worse. But don't pretend that there aren't legitimate differences. And don't pretend we don't live in a world where If I made the general comment that men are stronger or faster than women, that there wouldn't be someone to be offended by it. And like my previous comment to Pant, I love the differences! I embrace them! There is a reason why no female has ever passed the Marine Corps Infantry Officer course. Its hard enough for the most physically fit men in to complete it. Why do the social justice warriors want to attack the Corps for being sexist because women can't complete the course. They are welcome to apply, but they are a big O-fer But in today's world, state any of those differences and the social justice warriors come charging and wanting to crucify you. Then they want you to lower your standards so those other's can 'play'. Fuck that....meet the standards or don't do it.

Women should be treated with equal respect as men. Hell I think they should be treated better than men because I believe its the right thing to do. But somewhere there seems to be a disconnect with equal opportunity and equality. Equality doesn't exist. Some people can sing, I can't! Some people can play a musical instrument, I can't. Doesn't mean I don't have the opportunity to do it. Some people are athletic, some aren't. Sure put work into anything and you will get better.....even my singing if I chose to try to improve.

But on that note, I am signing off for the night.

I respect your opinion Shed....even if I don't agree with it brother. Good chat and one we can pick up at a later time.

 

[InTheShed]

I respect your opinion Shed....even if I don't agree with it brother. Good chat and one we can pick up at a later time.

Have a good night Van!

 

[Derbybud]

G'night boys

 

[Kismet]

G'night boys

Hey got my journal started so i don;t eff up everybody's journals anymore lol
Kismet's First Grow Journal - Kismet Goes CooCoo For CoCo

 

[beez0404]

So then what do I do with it lol is my only problem lol

I've done quite a lot of research on using "farm" animal manure. In the opinion of many, rabbit manure is hands down the winner. You could hold the front end of a rabbit, point the back end over one of your plants, and the pellets that would fall from the fluffy tail end could be raked into the soil IMMEDIATELY. It has an NPK of N- 2.4 P- 1.4 K- .60 so all the way through veg you could feed your plants nothing but RPT (rabbit poop tea) and they would be in heaven. Sometimes you might need to add some Cal-Mag. But if you have water like from my well you just add the rabbit pellets in a burlap bag in a 30 gallon trash can, let it steep for 10-14 days and it's ready. Pour the remains in the burlap bag over outdoor garden plants. Use the tea at a ratio of 1 cup per gallon of water. I feed with tea and the following watering is just water. So every other watering feed with the tea. If you see the leaves getting too dark green cut the ration to 1/2 cup per gallon until they get that nice green color again.

Rabbit manure is loaded with a host of micro-nutrients as well as organic matter that improves soil structure, drainage, and moisture retention. Vegetable gardens, pastures, and flower gardens all will benefit from using rabbit manure. It helps retain soil moisture and soil structure. If you think you would want to give it a try send me a PM and I can give more details although above is the brunt of it.

 

[beez0404]

Just so I know to check back, this is the Perpetual Grow thread correct?

What do you call and Italian hooker? A Pasta-tute!! bada-boom! I'm here all night!!

 

[KingJoe83]

I've done quite a lot of research on using "farm" animal manure. In the opinion of many, rabbit manure is hands down the winner. You could hold the front end of a rabbit, point the back end over one of your plants, and the pellets that would fall from the fluffy tail end could be raked into the soil IMMEDIATELY. It has an NPK of N- 2.4 P- 1.4 K- .60 so all the way through veg you could feed your plants nothing but RPT (rabbit poop tea) and they would be in heaven. Sometimes you might need to add some Cal-Mag. But if you have water like from my well you just add the rabbit pellets in a burlap bag in a 30 gallon trash can, let it steep for 10-14 days and it's ready. Pour the remains in the burlap bag over outdoor garden plants. Use the tea at a ratio of 1 cup per gallon of water. I feed with tea and the following watering is just water. So every other watering feed with the tea. If you see the leaves getting too dark green cut the ration to 1/2 cup per gallon until they get that nice green color again.

Rabbit manure is loaded with a host of micro-nutrients as well as organic matter that improves soil structure, drainage, and moisture retention. Vegetable gardens, pastures, and flower gardens all will benefit from using rabbit manure. It helps retain soil moisture and soil structure. If you think you would want to give it a try send me a PM and I can give more details although above is the brunt of it.

Thanks a lot will def consider this for future very great stuff thank you for sharongann

 

[MaddHacker]

IDK, my outdoor plants get really tall and lush, i compost cause i work at farm, but no Shit. Literally for every study for there is another story against using it, or any subject or topic... I use things like bananas, cored pumpkin etc.. Again only my opinion as i work at a good size farm up N E way I have access to every thing that is fruit, produce, etc., that the local stores get and reject from us and other companies.... I am raised country so my Grampa gave me my first compost pile to tend to when i was old enough to hold farm tools... Also doubled as my bed... I also get all the compost material for free, which also helps... For instance, I just last year got about IDK 75 cases yes cases of bananas and could have gotten more, for compost pile.. look up the ratio on a banana and compare to your rabbit shit... There is no comparison as bananas by themselves are better hands down on the big three, but then you also add the easily soluable minerals and such that are easy to absorb and bam a good compost start... I have three compost piles, and I am not going anywhere, as mostly an outdoor grower as I get started on here,. = my results are at least 5 months away. So for now I get to fill my time by learning on here and watching the proverbial water boiling experience, which is to be my slow moving extreme small windowed outdoor grow..... ( taking a breath lol) GOOD GREEN DAYS yall, try to remember natures ways no matter which way you go and you will be just fine....

 

[Derbybud]

IDK, my outdoor plants get really tall and lush, i compost cause i work at farm, but no Shit. Literally for every study for there is another story against using it, or any subject or topic... I use things like bananas, cored pumpkin etc.. Again only my opinion as i work at a good size farm up N E way I have access to every thing that is fruit, produce, etc., that the local stores get and reject from us and other companies.... I am raised country so my Grampa gave me my first compost pile to tend to when i was old enough to hold farm tools... Also doubled as my bed... I also get all the compost material for free, which also helps... For instance, I just last year got about IDK 75 cases yes cases of bananas and could have gotten more, for compost pile.. look up the ratio on a banana and compare to your rabbit shit... There is no comparison as bananas by themselves are better hands down on the big three, but then you also add the easily soluable minerals and such that are easy to absorb and bam a good compost start... I have three compost piles, and I am not going anywhere, as mostly an outdoor grower as I get started on here,. = my results are at least 5 months away. So for now I get to fill my time by learning on here and watching the proverbial water boiling experience, which is to be my slow moving extreme small windowed outdoor grow..... ( taking a breath lol) GOOD GREEN DAYS yall, try to remember natures ways no matter which way you go and you will be just fine....

Might want to get some seedlings started indoors to get a good start then transplant in a few months out doors and have ya some trees going

 

[MaddHacker]

Ummmm farmer here lol done and backed up done late January

 

[TurboBucket]

Now I remember why I wait for free time to visit here. Looking good last I saw the plants

 

[JohnnyC]

Seems like I’ve missed a lot..van how is everything today buddy?

 

[Van Stank]

Going good Johnny.

Getting ready to do some updates today. Had a lot going on yesterday. Something was bugging me about the color of the male Stankberry so I decided to break out my old pH meter and water him to run off. I was a little shocked to see that the 6.5 water going in, was coming out at about 7.4.

I haven't been pH'ing my ACT at all this grow so not sure how big of a deal it is. I am going to keep my eye on it. Bobrown has advised me to take different run off measurements at different times, which I will do. I didn't check the pH of the soil before starting this grow....I check on the previous grow and it was in the 6.7-7.0 range.

 

[beez0404]

Ummmm farmer here lol done and backed up done late January

Sounds to me like you don't need us rookies. You seem to have everything all figured out. Look forward to seeing how your banana grown plants do this summer. Although rich in Potassium, and having a bit of phosphorus, banana peels have no nitrogen if I am not mistaken. So although they will benefit a plant as it nears flowering, they don't really promote much vegetative growth in the early grow cycle of a cannabis plant. I know several people who put the banana skins in their compost piles. Nobody that uses the whole banana though.

 

[Van Stank]

White Widow Veg Day 4

Rolling right along with this girl. She isn't quite as fast of an early grower as some of the previous strains but she looks good. Roots are getting down into the Stank Soil so I expect her to grow when she is ready. Not a lot to talk about when they are this age!

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[Ms Stank]

She's a cutie pie!

 

[MaddHacker]

Very nice Van.... man that is some good growth.....

Sounds to me like you don't need us rookies. You seem to have everything all figured out. Look forward to seeing how your banana grown plants do this summer. Although rich in Potassium, and having a bit of phosphorus, banana peels have no nitrogen if I am not mistaken. So although they will benefit a plant as it nears flowering, they don't really promote much vegetative growth in the early grow cycle of a cannabis plant. I know several people who put the banana skins in their compost piles. Nobody that uses the whole banana though.

Not gonna muddy someone elses journal with defense of my compost... Results are key so check in on my journal in a few months and make your own judgement as I invite all to do.... If I dont learn something everyday, that is bad news for me cause that means I am probably dead lol Green Days all...

 

[Van Stank]

Northern Lights Veg Day 27

This girl is spreading out really nicely and looks really healthy despite her run off coming out at 7.4 yesterday. She isn't as stout in structure as the Blue Dream but I like her!

Not a lot of smell to her, but I hear that is the case for Northern Lights. What smell she has is pleasant though. No complaints with her or the Sensi genetics for sure!

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[Van Stank]

Bonus Veg Tent

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You can really see the difference in color on the male Stankberry plant compared to the Northern Lights and Blue Dream.

Oh and we are chopping down Ms Stanks male Harlequin today. We got all the pollen we wanted or needed from it.