SweetSue's Perpetual 2.0 - The Transition To Doc Bud's HBB Kit
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Have you grown Chocolate Mint OG Sue? I just started my first indoor growing (and journal here yay) and I can use tips and tricks
I have heard amazing things about the Chocolate Mint OG. Check out Nicholas Flamel on here (I think thats his name). He just finished a grow of CMOG. You might pick up some good info there
Thnx! I Will check it out right away.
Hmm I cant find that name :'(
Found it! .
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September 21 is a day set aside to bring awareness to Alzheimer's disease. This year that date is being used to kick off a 12-day documentary series in halting the progress of and reversing the damage of the terrifying disease. If you're interested in following the series you'll find the registration page here.
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Good morning everyone. 
I'm finally getting the hang of how indica she work for me. Last night I waited until I felt the first wave of fatigue hit and instead of pushing past it I took three quick hits of Chem Dawg and went straight to bed.
Slept like a log.
Most notably, I awoke perky instead of drowsy. So I have a limit that will knock me out but not leave me feeling hung over and dragging when I wake. I love experimenting. 
Fresh and chipper like this bright, new day brimming with potential and opportunity. And it's Wednesday!
This evening I get my weekly walk with my friends. It's become one of my favorite weekly events. I'm slowly but surely building a social life as just Susan. After two years alone it's beginning to fit more comfortably. Shoot, the other day I was thinking of getting a cat. Not gonna happen. Lol! I'm not ready to go back to litter boxes.
I was thinking this morning how accommodating life on your own can be. If I didn't have this deep need to shower affection I might become a spinster.
Yeah.... made me laugh too. I'm pretty certain the next 30 years hold a rediculously delicious love affair, but for now it's starting to feel awfully comfy with just me to tend to.
Feeling somewhat introspective this morning. And hungry. Very hungry. let me get out to the kitchen and make that right. Lol!
Hey.... Thin Mint GSC 1.1 should be in full flower by lights off this evening.
I'm gonna hold my breath while she stretches.
The tent, she is crowded.
Time to get out there and show the world how adeptly we old stoners do unconditional loving. Leave a wake of smiling faces behind you today, wake up tomorrow and do it all over again. There can never be too much joy. Make the day as much fun as possible.
Ready to play? OK, let's do it! 
I'm finally getting the hang of how indica she work for me. Last night I waited until I felt the first wave of fatigue hit and instead of pushing past it I took three quick hits of Chem Dawg and went straight to bed.
Slept like a log.
Most notably, I awoke perky instead of drowsy. So I have a limit that will knock me out but not leave me feeling hung over and dragging when I wake. I love experimenting. Fresh and chipper like this bright, new day brimming with potential and opportunity. And it's Wednesday!
This evening I get my weekly walk with my friends. It's become one of my favorite weekly events. I'm slowly but surely building a social life as just Susan. After two years alone it's beginning to fit more comfortably. Shoot, the other day I was thinking of getting a cat. Not gonna happen. Lol! I'm not ready to go back to litter boxes. I was thinking this morning how accommodating life on your own can be. If I didn't have this deep need to shower affection I might become a spinster.
Yeah.... made me laugh too. I'm pretty certain the next 30 years hold a rediculously delicious love affair, but for now it's starting to feel awfully comfy with just me to tend to. Feeling somewhat introspective this morning. And hungry. Very hungry.
let me get out to the kitchen and make that right. Lol! Hey.... Thin Mint GSC 1.1 should be in full flower by lights off this evening.
I'm gonna hold my breath while she stretches.
The tent, she is crowded.
Time to get out there and show the world how adeptly we old stoners do unconditional loving. Leave a wake of smiling faces behind you today, wake up tomorrow and do it all over again. There can never be too much joy. Make the day as much fun as possible.
Ready to play?
OK, let's do it! 
Lol
Can u imagine a cat in yer jungle
He'd be smoking all night, letting all the girls in at night...sleeping in yer closet
I say get one....lol
Can u imagine a cat in yer jungle
He'd be smoking all night, letting all the girls in at night...sleeping in yer closet
I say get one....lol
I am so happy my cat and dog are not interested in the plants....
I was going to tell Mom about that, but she's old - so it'd probably go in one ear and...
All kidding aside... Seems to be more and more incidents of Alzheimer's, at least in this country. I used to think that was merely a sign that more people were living longer. But then I realized that the life expectancy in this country was... Well, we're not exactly leading that race, lol. We're ranked 33rd (females) and 32nd (males) by the WHO - and a (combined) 43rd by both the UN and the CIA. I wonder if those countries ranked higher have more incidents (adjusted for gross population) than us?
An author I liked, Terry Pratchett (RiP) - who wrote a slew of fiction novels, each of which able to be read in a couple hours - was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at age 56 or thereabouts (and was probably affected before that). In August, 2007, he was misdiagnosed as having had a minor stroke in 2004 or 2005 - but late in 2007, he was newly diagnosed as having Alzheimer's (posterior cortical atrophy (PCA)), which had been responsible for the stroke ("stroke?").
He gave a million dollars to the Alzheimer's Research Trust, noting that the funding spent on Alzheimer's research was only 3% of what gets spent on cancer research. He then worked with the BBC to create a two-part documentary, titled Terry Pratchett: Living With Alzheimer's. And (of course) he continued writing novels. In his later years, he had to do so by dictating to his assistant and by way of speech-recognition software. It appears that his cognitive function was unaffected (except, perhaps, towards the very end).
I tried to view the information, but it wouldn't let me in without trading my privacy/anonymity for the privilege. It's not worth deconstructing their website over, lol - but if anyone finds a simple back-door approach, I'd appreciate a heads-up. Two or three years ago, after one of her infrequent visits to a doctor, Mom asked me what "predementia" meant. I found this to be somewhat ominous.
Additionally... I heard once, some time ago, that there might be some sort of causal link between aluminum cookware/etc. and Alzheimer's. I have no idea whether or not this is true. But if it is, well, I used aluminum pots and the like for, IDK, 25 years? And have undoubtedly consumed approximately one billion (lol) beverages from aluminum cans (mostly Mountain Dew).
So... Yeah, I'd like to see the videos and/or read the information. Maybe, if there are videos, someone who uses Firefox as their web browser will install the "Video DownloadHelper" plug-in and grab a copy for me? IDK why they want me to view the content - but really, really want my email address. I guess there's a dollar in it? :mad:
Err... You're generally far less "alone" than I am when I'm standing in a crowd of people.
Shoot, the other day I was thinking of getting a cat.
They're surprisingly easy to train to use a commode. They can't lift the lid or flush it, of course - and it's not quite as easy as just sitting a kitten into a litter box for the first time and then calling the job done, lol. If that's your only worry... One of my late uncles had at least one cat for most of his life, and Mom told me he "potty-trained" all of them.
For the most part, the cats that have lived in my home left the cannabis plants alone. The one remaining used to lay on top of a five-gallon bucket (little cat) until I realized that the soil/perlite mix was distressingly similar to a litter box, got worried about what might happen if she got stuck in there, and chased her out one day. Hasn't been back since. The one that died last year... Well, he pretty much lived in there (and died in there, too). I think he liked the plants above, the wind, and the occasional glimpses of artificial "dappled sunlight."
I did have one cat, years ago, that tried eating a cannabis plant. Then he tried acting like the wet pile of vomited cannabis had just spontaneously appeared
. So I added a small catnip plant and a shallow tray of "cat grass," and he - and his three brethren - confined their foraging to those.The only real difficult thing about having cats is that we tend to outlive them. Most of mine didn't even live to age 20.
Oh geeze, I was going to get up early today. I wonder if there's any caffeine left in the house?
I see you're still cranking them out Sue. I was over at Jgrows and heard good things.. And seen your Carnival came out good. Congrats... I know you have been working with it awhile.. And there is a good bunch of people around here huh. I've met afew really good peoples from here over the years. And many more just on here. It's a great social network. Don't ask me how they keep the riff raff out,, well most of them anyways,, I slipped thru the cracks. I know we all have looked at other grow networks,, some of them are so full of drama, it's uncomfortable. Not that I don't enjoy alittle drama now and then.
Been awhile since I been thru,,, your journal moves along alittle to fast for me to keep up with,, so I just speed read and look at pics. And I see your gardens looking beautiful..
Keepem Green
Been awhile since I been thru,,, your journal moves along alittle to fast for me to keep up with,, so I just speed read and look at pics. And I see your gardens looking beautiful..
Keepem Green
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My fella has no interest in the plants but he likes to help with the light set up.
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I'll grant you, the journal moves pretty quick Woody.
I'll be starting the next edition this week. My anniversary date is the 12th, starting my fourth year of growing. We're creeping close to 300 pages here, a sure sign that we need a fresh start. It's always good to have you swing through my friend. You have a wonderful day now.
Good morning everyone
Ready to play?
I woke up straight into Brix foliars at 7:30 AM and just stopped with drenches. Whew! It'll be nice to get them down to more manageable numbers. You forget when they're small that they'll grow into beasts! I had to trim Dark Slide back again.
By the time I get her to flower she's going to be one hearty and bushy baby. She'll be trimmed at least once more before the time comes to get under the big lights.
Finally added a small fan to this shelf. Everyone dances in the breeze.
That's a sight designed to create joy. Did you feel it?
Good. My work is done. Lol! Alright everyone, get out there and share that bubbling joy at every opportunity. Help your ECS heal you by setting every cell to the vibration of gratitude and joy. Together we'll light up the universe with the power that changes lives. Sounds like a plan. I'll see you in the yards.
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I think the central message of cannabis is that we were evolved to heal.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
And now for something completely different....
Runnin from a storm?
Got no place to go?
Wanna take a special plant with you?
Don't mind couch surfing or camping in the back yard?
Like hanging with mellow folks?
Bring it. It's what we do.
Seriously... if you need a home for a few days, drop me a pm.
Runnin from a storm?
Got no place to go?
Wanna take a special plant with you?
Don't mind couch surfing or camping in the back yard?
Like hanging with mellow folks?
Bring it. It's what we do.
Seriously... if you need a home for a few days, drop me a pm.
We are walking, talking, typing, chemical labratories.
In my wife's study is a monarch chrysalis formed a couple of days ago
(Bubba's Gift nug added to keep the photo On Topic)
Talk about a chemical factory. Four days ago, this worm shaped caterpillar was eating these milkweed leaves to create a foul toxin in it's body, so that the species as a whole would be less likely to be eaten. Then one day it stopped eating, glued it's tail end to a leaf, mixed up a clear batch of chemicals in it's stomach, drenched it's body with the chemical potion which hardened into a green shell around it. The caterpillar then disolved itself into it's homebrewed pinata, 2 days later a line of silvery dots appears in the top 1/3. Eventually there will be a chemical metamorphosis into a entirely different looking creature, King of the Butterflies.
We creatures on this planet are walking chemistry labs. Humans have evolved a network of mini labratories with cannabinoid receptors. Our bloodstream and other pathways transport the cannabinoids, however they enter the body, to the mini labratories for use in repairing the chemistry labs known as humans.
That cat's dental work looks like mine. But my beard is longer
How long is your beard?? I haven't touched mine since I blew my back out in October last year. Its about 11" long now. I about cut it off a few times over the summer, but I have made it to the cooling down period and its not too bad anymore. I am looking a little too much like Jamey Johnson now I think.