rikvasen
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I had a little White Widow autoflower planted in the garden and tonight it was below freezing so... she might be dead!
SweetSue's Perpetual 2.0 - The Transition To Doc Bud's HBB Kit
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Ouch! Mother Nature will do what she does and you'll start again. Sometimes it goes that way rik.
rikvasen
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Mother nature is one hell of a special woman. Whatever happens, I will always love mother nature being with us!Ouch! Mother Nature will do what she does and you'll start again. Sometimes it goes that way rik.
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I timed my second brownie to hit a couple hours before the first dose to get a feel for the overlap. Feels pretty damned good. 
I'm on my way from grocery shopping and I realized I'm feeling rather bouncy. Lol!
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How does it happen.........
...that in this tiny space that I keep emptying out I can't find two five-gallon fabric pots? How on earth does someone lose something that bulky in this small space?
I'm adding an additional grow space, a secondary veg area to fill the void and to allow me to increase the size of the grow.
I've got 40" of vertical space to work with. The plants being raised in here will be trained to be low as I prepare them for flowering. I have this one-month lag in the flow when the plants need to get into more soil, but still have a month longer to veg. Hmmmm...... It's seven-gallon pots I need...... Time to start putting the order together.
The BIL has a couple T-5s that he's giving me to use here. We decided having me keep all the plants would be the smartest move. Diabetes is taking a toll on his eyesight.
Yes, you read that right, the BIL and I have made peace. We had a lengthy talk today about how long it'd be until PA gets up to speed, and he wouldn't be guaranteed any meds worth taking for more than symptom relief. So we've decided to allow me to do what I'd intended all along and grow some CBD Critical Cure for him as well. He's trying out some Carnival too, so that may be another option for him.
This means I need to increase the grow to accomodate his needs, making that extra space more necessity than dream. I still have to figure out timing, and it can't happen soon enough. His contact ripped him off, and he's without a source of any cannabis. What he was getting was likely laced with pesticides, given the description he gave me of some of the relief he experienced when he stopped smoking.
I can't sit by and let my BIL suffer right under my feet. He's desperately ill, and I know cannabis can bring him more than symptomatic relief. I'm confident the CBD Critical Cure will meet his medicinal needs and we'll find a sativa that meets his daytime euphoric needs. The CBD CC may turn out to be a good smoke for him too, with the ratio being so close to balanced. It's reputed to be very good for those treating Bi Polar disease. The buds drying in the fridge won't be ready for another couple weeks, but I intend to have him try some when it's dry enough.
He's the only other person I'll grow for. He was part of the reason I started growing, in hopes of finding a strain that would help him manage Bi Polar. We had a loooong discussion about the ECS, and before he left he had a much better understanding of why cannabis is a better choice than letting himself deteriorate unchecked. It's amazing how resistant the brainwashed mind can be to the idea that we're simply augmenting a system so under stress that it can't help itself heal. All those decades of being told that the only use for cannabis was to get high. *sigh*
...that in this tiny space that I keep emptying out I can't find two five-gallon fabric pots? How on earth does someone lose something that bulky in this small space?
I'm adding an additional grow space, a secondary veg area to fill the void and to allow me to increase the size of the grow.
I've got 40" of vertical space to work with. The plants being raised in here will be trained to be low as I prepare them for flowering. I have this one-month lag in the flow when the plants need to get into more soil, but still have a month longer to veg. Hmmmm...... It's seven-gallon pots I need...... Time to start putting the order together.
The BIL has a couple T-5s that he's giving me to use here. We decided having me keep all the plants would be the smartest move. Diabetes is taking a toll on his eyesight.
Yes, you read that right, the BIL and I have made peace. We had a lengthy talk today about how long it'd be until PA gets up to speed, and he wouldn't be guaranteed any meds worth taking for more than symptom relief. So we've decided to allow me to do what I'd intended all along and grow some CBD Critical Cure for him as well. He's trying out some Carnival too, so that may be another option for him.
This means I need to increase the grow to accomodate his needs, making that extra space more necessity than dream. I still have to figure out timing, and it can't happen soon enough. His contact ripped him off, and he's without a source of any cannabis. What he was getting was likely laced with pesticides, given the description he gave me of some of the relief he experienced when he stopped smoking.
I can't sit by and let my BIL suffer right under my feet. He's desperately ill, and I know cannabis can bring him more than symptomatic relief. I'm confident the CBD Critical Cure will meet his medicinal needs and we'll find a sativa that meets his daytime euphoric needs. The CBD CC may turn out to be a good smoke for him too, with the ratio being so close to balanced. It's reputed to be very good for those treating Bi Polar disease. The buds drying in the fridge won't be ready for another couple weeks, but I intend to have him try some when it's dry enough.
He's the only other person I'll grow for. He was part of the reason I started growing, in hopes of finding a strain that would help him manage Bi Polar. We had a loooong discussion about the ECS, and before he left he had a much better understanding of why cannabis is a better choice than letting himself deteriorate unchecked. It's amazing how resistant the brainwashed mind can be to the idea that we're simply augmenting a system so under stress that it can't help itself heal. All those decades of being told that the only use for cannabis was to get high. *sigh*
That's awesome . you did that. Forgiveness is very healing too. But you already knew that.
How lucky am I that you found more info on Alzheimer's?!
Thank you so much!
How lucky am I that you found more info on Alzheimer's?!
Thank you so much!
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You're more than welcome dear. Finding out that limonene, pinene and linalool are suggested for Alzheimer's was a bonus for me. There are other members who will benefit from that knowledge, and you just gave me a good reason to mention it on my own pages. Thank you for that, and for having the courage to expose so much of your own journey to overcome the obstacles.
This site is all about hope, and your story feeds right into that.
And thank you. Life is futile without forgiveness. The man's in pain. He's my beloved's baby brother and he lives in the apartment right below me. Bi Polar and reactionary, I take a risk every time I reach out to him, but my nature won't let me approach him any other way. This time he understands the therapeutic value of cannabis more than ever before. That potential relief will be enough to keep him cooperative. He watched this disease eat away at his brother for 20 years. He has no illusions of what lies ahead if he does nothing.
I may be able to help him in a way I wasn't able to help his brother. I didn't learn about the healing potential of cannabis until it was too late for my husband. This may be me trying for a grab at redemption, but that doesn't matter if I can help him avoid the ravages of diabetes.
That little extra room is a good thing.. Unless you're taking over the whole house.. But it sure helps the rotation.
Hang in there and Keepem Green
Hang in there and Keepem Green
Ya know - If you want him to try the stuff mid fridge dry - you could decarboxylate 3-4 grams while the rest of the buds finish their refrigerator cure. .
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I woke up this morning, walked into the living room and thought"Gal, you're taking over the entire house with this obsessive hobby."
There's no end to it, is there Woody? Lol!
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Good grief, I love that rush of tinglies under the skin that announces the euphoria from the morning brownie. I was thinking that most of us are content with a sense of wellbeing. Somewhere in the past two weeks that became too tame for me. My system enjoys the feeling of high-level euphoria so much that's where I pretty much stay. My new "normal" wouldn't be workable for most of those who read these pages.
And yet, is there any reason why my use of cannabis to augment the euphoric effect my ECS can achieve should be viewed with any more or less judgement than someone growing to treat cancer, or seizures? As Tead says "mind meds." I like that thought.
It's a glorious Sunday morning. I always fight the urge to go to breakfast on Sunday's. The restaurant has a breakfast buffet that runs to 11:30 and they serve biscuits and sausage gravy.
Somehow my choice of porridge makes a poor comparison. Ahhhh.....Sundays....... That future husband of mine's gonna love Sundays. Lol!
Take time to share some of that joy I can feel from here wherever you wander on this lovely start to a new week of wonder. I'm ready and willing to play with the universe. You?
I was thinking that most of us are content with a sense of wellbeing. Somewhere in the past two weeks that became too tame for me. My system enjoys the feeling of high-level euphoria so much that's where I pretty much stay. My new "normal" wouldn't be workable for most of those who read these pages. And yet, is there any reason why my use of cannabis to augment the euphoric effect my ECS can achieve should be viewed with any more or less judgement than someone growing to treat cancer, or seizures? As Tead says "mind meds." I like that thought.
It's a glorious Sunday morning. I always fight the urge to go to breakfast on Sunday's. The restaurant has a breakfast buffet that runs to 11:30 and they serve biscuits and sausage gravy.
Somehow my choice of porridge makes a poor comparison. Ahhhh.....Sundays....... That future husband of mine's gonna love Sundays. Lol! Take time to share some of that joy I can feel from here wherever you wander on this lovely start to a new week of wonder. I'm ready and willing to play with the universe. You?
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Carn4 says "good morning
I'm gonna be starting another hempy this week, and after great thought and consideration, I've decided to make this one an UltraDog. The daughter has developed a fondness of the indica euphoric effect, the BIL needs sleep meds, and I need to see if I can grow a UD in a hempy that would rival Tead's.
I'm gonna be starting another hempy this week, and after great thought and consideration, I've decided to make this one an UltraDog. The daughter has developed a fondness of the indica euphoric effect, the BIL needs sleep meds, and I need to see if I can grow a UD in a hempy that would rival Tead's.
You have a better world for growing wrapped around you... you best be kickin my pathetic ass baby!
But bring it! You think you can beat up on my little girls with your UD freshie?!?! My girls are established and well armed. Plus, they've been really sticky since the new lights kicked on... we can add chemical warfare to our arsenal.... and don't think for a minute we're afraid of those weapon limiting UN wimps!
Sorry... ain't trash talk fun!
But bring it! You think you can beat up on my little girls with your UD freshie?!?! My girls are established and well armed. Plus, they've been really sticky since the new lights kicked on... we can add chemical warfare to our arsenal.... and don't think for a minute we're afraid of those weapon limiting UN wimps!
Sorry... ain't trash talk fun!
rikvasen
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So! I bought some nice seeds (again) I bought some Ayahuasca Purple from Barney's Farm, Auto Purple from Pyramid seeds and I could choose 3 free homemade seeds from the store so I chose Chocolope Auto!
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My goodness, what delicious choices rik! I see the purple rage has caught up to you too, eh?
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Good morning. It's Sunday Fun Day.
MrGreene, ain't it the truth? You must be having fun out your way. Lovely weather for a Sunday.
rikvasen
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Well Sue, I always love purple plants! And, I work on the ambulance so I need to have a nice variety of medicine right?? Haha I love having a lot of different strains especially now when it's getting summer.My goodness, what delicious choices rik! Is see the purple rage has caught up to you too, eh?
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Hehe! Yes it can be.
Game on!
I looked over my six regular seeds and picked out the best female candidates, based on the symmetry and smoothness of the pit. Two look like they could be the ticket, and this one was the most beautifully pitted of the two.
She rested in the aloe fillet cavity after I milked it for the gel.
The Rapid Rooter plug got soaked in a strong concentration of aloe gel and water.
While they soaked in the aloe goodness I distributed 1 gram of Osmocote Plus throughout the upper third of the pot.
Today I discovered there was a scoop inside that has a small measure. That volume turned out to be 1 gram. Cool! Make my life easier.
The pot'll sit in waiting, filled with fresh perlite and new Osmo.
As soon as I see movement of the sprout I'll drop it in the dampened pot and we'll be off and running.
Now maybe I can pull myself away from gardening and admiring the girls and find myself something other than brownies to eat.