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Amy, that was so valuably insightful. This is my room, any any talk of disease states and how they may be softened with cannabinoid therapies is definately appropriate.
So your challenge is to find and maintain the feeling of a strong and vigorious body living a slower, more friendly to the pace your cells are asking for, eh? You can remember that feeling. I know you can.
I'm of the opinion that all disease states have their root in inflammation, and almost all inflammation begins in the gut. This ear infection that I realized I've been flirting with has been the cause of my disconnected nature this week. I actually cussed someone out while walking the other day.
Last night, when I suddenly realized that's what's been putting me off my game, I decided enough was enough.
Today everything with sugar in it that wasn't a canna brownie looks unappetizing. I do believe 64 years is long enough to be addicted to sugar and chocolate. I'm ready to try a life without the sugar complications. I learned some things about diabetes last evening that made my resolve click into place.
What do you say we start the update?
Weekly Update: Clone Cuttings and Veg Shelf - Friday, February 23, 2018
I've returned to the tried-and true produce bag method TOAST taught me.
The cuttings were developing slime. Most of these are non-essential, so they'll be tossed.
CBD Critical Cure is as critical as the name suggests. I'll be putting these into Rapid Rooters and bagging them up tomorrow, if it doesn't get done tonight, which I seriously doubt will happen. Lol!
Two Carnival cuttings have already been processed.
On to the veg shelf.
Jamaican 1.3 (Day 24) She just recieved a TransWater drench two days ago. I'm off schedule again with the foliars. *sigh* I'm attempting to get her to circle the pot before I let the apical tip go verticle. I haven't yet come up with a start I'm altogether happy with. Still experimenting.
Black DOG (Day 28) She's really starting to look good, isn't she? I hope I can find room for her in a tent soon. She'll likely follow the Jamaican in tent #1. For some reason she got two TransWater drenches this week, but that's ok, because I chopped her way back and she needed to recover gently.
Red Diesel (Day 104) I'm starting to feel bad about this girl. Look at her crying for more soil and a chance to bloom. I may need to resort to cloning her and giving it another go after San Diego. Things may change.
Devil's Carnival 1.5 (Day 53) Her meals consist of 10 ml of Parts A & B with 4 ml of Energy per gallon of water used. Overnite she burst forth with sweet and true leaves. I really hope I can find some bigger cups. The largest I've been able to locate were 18 oz. I'm still hoping for some 32 oz.
Jamaican 1.5 (Day 17) She's guzzling the same nutes DC 1.5 is. Starting to look really interesting.
Candy Cane 4 ( 57) Two days back she had a Transplant drench. I topped the leader last week, and she's just now starting to push out the replacements. This girl has top priority in the garden. The daughter learned that as wonderful as the Jamaican is for her system as delta-9 THC when inhaled, 11-hydroxy through the gut gives her panic, which led to her first migraine since we started her on CBD CC capsules. Lesson learned. Candy Cane is her preferred brownie choice.
The new growth.
Jamaican 1.4 (Day 21) She's also drinking 10 ml + 4 with her bunk mates.
She still looks uncontrollable, but I have hopes. Lol! I bent her rather severely to get her to conform to my plans, and she never missed a step.
I'm managing to keep everyone reasonably level.
They look happy to have more breathing space. I'll be back in a few.
So your challenge is to find and maintain the feeling of a strong and vigorious body living a slower, more friendly to the pace your cells are asking for, eh? You can remember that feeling. I know you can.
I'm of the opinion that all disease states have their root in inflammation, and almost all inflammation begins in the gut. This ear infection that I realized I've been flirting with has been the cause of my disconnected nature this week. I actually cussed someone out while walking the other day.
Last night, when I suddenly realized that's what's been putting me off my game, I decided enough was enough. Today everything with sugar in it that wasn't a canna brownie looks unappetizing. I do believe 64 years is long enough to be addicted to sugar and chocolate. I'm ready to try a life without the sugar complications. I learned some things about diabetes last evening that made my resolve click into place.
What do you say we start the update?
Weekly Update: Clone Cuttings and Veg Shelf - Friday, February 23, 2018
I've returned to the tried-and true produce bag method TOAST taught me.
The cuttings were developing slime. Most of these are non-essential, so they'll be tossed.
CBD Critical Cure is as critical as the name suggests. I'll be putting these into Rapid Rooters and bagging them up tomorrow, if it doesn't get done tonight, which I seriously doubt will happen. Lol!
Two Carnival cuttings have already been processed.
On to the veg shelf.
Jamaican 1.3 (Day 24) She just recieved a TransWater drench two days ago. I'm off schedule again with the foliars. *sigh* I'm attempting to get her to circle the pot before I let the apical tip go verticle. I haven't yet come up with a start I'm altogether happy with. Still experimenting.
Black DOG (Day 28) She's really starting to look good, isn't she? I hope I can find room for her in a tent soon. She'll likely follow the Jamaican in tent #1. For some reason she got two TransWater drenches this week, but that's ok, because I chopped her way back and she needed to recover gently.
Red Diesel (Day 104) I'm starting to feel bad about this girl. Look at her crying for more soil and a chance to bloom. I may need to resort to cloning her and giving it another go after San Diego. Things may change.
Devil's Carnival 1.5 (Day 53) Her meals consist of 10 ml of Parts A & B with 4 ml of Energy per gallon of water used. Overnite she burst forth with sweet and true leaves. I really hope I can find some bigger cups. The largest I've been able to locate were 18 oz. I'm still hoping for some 32 oz.
Jamaican 1.5 (Day 17) She's guzzling the same nutes DC 1.5 is. Starting to look really interesting.
Candy Cane 4 ( 57) Two days back she had a Transplant drench. I topped the leader last week, and she's just now starting to push out the replacements. This girl has top priority in the garden. The daughter learned that as wonderful as the Jamaican is for her system as delta-9 THC when inhaled, 11-hydroxy through the gut gives her panic, which led to her first migraine since we started her on CBD CC capsules. Lesson learned. Candy Cane is her preferred brownie choice.
The new growth.
Jamaican 1.4 (Day 21) She's also drinking 10 ml + 4 with her bunk mates.
She still looks uncontrollable, but I have hopes. Lol! I bent her rather severely to get her to conform to my plans, and she never missed a step.
I'm managing to keep everyone reasonably level.
They look happy to have more breathing space. I'll be back in a few.
It's definitely time for the CATs. 
