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You can make tinctures with it too. It's a great machine, and every serious canna kitchen should have one. They always give me a code to share with others that saves you $25 on shipping. I'll see if I can find the latest one.
I checked the bags and there's no mention of slow-raise. I'd ask Shawn directly. I'm sure he'd know.
Thank you for sharing that link. One of our better threads IMO.
Then Lu shall have her mustard.
Give me a call and you can swing by. I enjoyed the hell out of the Mancini's. I believe it made me aware of the fact that I may be gluten intolerant. I'll have to be more careful in the future. I'd stopped eating much bread over the past two years and the amount of inflammation I dealt with while consuming those delicious loaves made me sit up and pay attention. You're too sweet.
I'll stop by. Have you checked out the DDA thread? There're growers using any number of growing methods, and nutrients are a part of many of those grows. Mine grew in either Doc's soil or LOS, with my one hempy experiment, but I had no idea what I was doing. Kraise had the most spectacular plant to date, with the sap oozing all over. They're pretty hardy plants. Even when you screw up they still kick your butt when you get to smoking them.
I'm not much of a mustard fan myself, and I seem to have given up cooking since Dale's passing, so if you're interested I still have another bottle to redistribute. You know how to find me.
If tumeric is an ingredient they lumped it into "spices." I'd drop Shawn a line and ask. Oh, if you're interested in the mustard I can include a piece of tumeric root I was given while in Jamaica. I have no need for it myself and it's still fresh enough you could probably plant it. Let me know.
Good morning everyone
Kind of a strange day..... last evening the lymph node behind my right ear decided to swell and the right side of my face went along for the ride. I've an appointment with my nurse practitioner, since the daughter is concerned that I recently visited another country. No telling what I'm dealing with, except that the pressure it's putting on my nerve complexes is keeping me in a constant state of nausea. Not as much fun as it sounds.
I've been doing comfrey root poultices this morning in my own attempt to get things settled down. I'm not certain what the conventional medical profession can offer that would beat the compresses. It's a weird enough situation that I don't mind going in for a consult. Brownies are out of the question with the nausea, and the Vapor Tower doesn't hit the pain. Curious how that works for me, but the bong hits it fast and hard. I find that disconcerting, considering how the medical field is pushing vaporizers over combustion, when obviously combustion has an effectiveness rate beyond the capacity of vaporizers. Anyone else finding this to be true? A couple hits off the bong and I'm good for at least an hour of reduced pain and controllable nausea. I don't get the same relief from any of my many vaporizers.
Never a dull moment around here. Lol! In gardening news I've finally given up on the clone I took from Emerald before she got flipped. I mismanaged this one for too long. Not dipping it in rooting hormone at the beginning is a sure shot to failure.
TOAST still rocks as the king of cloning in my book. I need to pay closer attention to what I'm doing.
Planted my last Carnival seed yesterday. I have more on the way.
I'm gonna do another couple hits and follow with a warm poultice. This is the second time in a month I've been out of sorts. I don't like that.
It's a good thing I know we're meant to heal. 
Canad. That's a sweet thought, but mine get away from me too sometimes. 
