Tead's Indoor-ish, Winter, Hempy, OGK, SOG

[Tead]

I think the vinegar bottles I use are slightly bigger than 2 ltr. I may need to bump up to 8g.

Question: my Carnival has struggled with mag deficiency, but I've been mixing the Cali-Magic per manufacturer recommendation. Is it safe to increase that nutrient dose, and if so, within what limitations? I've considered that Epsom foliars might be the best way to counter that, and I can keep them up indefinately. I don't believe daily foliars would have any negative effects, would they?

Will the yellowish leaves take on more green with foliars?

I've done 2tsp each epsom+milk/gal as well as 2.5tsp CalMag/gal and have seen no signs of issues. Foliars would work too of course, I'm just not a fan of sprays. Your yellow leaves will not recover.... the only recovery the plants do is drooping recovery... once the leaves are changed in any way, they don't usually 'un-change'.

 

[Tead]

Watering day

Veg

Bloom

The machine churns.

 

[Radogast]

Watering day

Veg

Bloom

The machine churns.

Still with the enui?

Don't you have itchy travel feet?



You should check out the promo materials for "Snake Oil Festival presents, Carnival at The Crossroads"

There is some magnificently written ad copy for what sounds like a good burlesque/vaudeville show.

 

[Tead]

Oh look... Tead learned a new word!
Ennui. I like it. It fits.
Got a trip to Chicago laid on for late August. Perhaps that will raise the ennui haze.

I like the entertainment tip... tho there are always a ton of local options. The Howling Wolf is a fun venue to boot.

Join us before the show for "History and Legends of Burly-Q" presented by, James Taylor and Val Valentine. Variety arts historian, James Taylor reveals the history and legends of burlesque. Learn about the history of surprising twists, turns, and peelin's in service to the raciest entertainment that ever graced the stage as burlesque legend, Val Valentine brings these stories to life

Sex, music, and history, plus there will be drinks!

 

[NorCaliwood]

One thing about the Mississippi down there,,, you can damn near walk across it. That is one powerful river......... Nice plant. Roots holding all that perlite together... Keepem Green

 

[NorCaliwood]

By that, I meant the color, Big Muddy.... That river is totally different at its headwaters. I use to sit on this one bridge and always think about how much water is going past in a second. I swam the Arkansas River back in my fool days. Came out about a mile down river.. And that river only has about half the volume the Mississippi River has. Keepem Green

 

[Tead]

I limit my exposure to it's waters. This is the bottom of the toilet bowl and the entire country's been contributing.
Our drinking water comes from the Mighty Miss. I worry. It requires a good bit of faith in a filtering system. When you add the problems of running water lines in the shifting swamp soil, worries escalate further.

 

[NorCaliwood]

Get pics for sure.... Love vintage rides and bikes... Keepem Green

 

[Tead]

hmmmm..... I don't remember ever seeing a motorcycle on the show. How can that be?!?!
As an avid bicyclist, I have a buddy that has some pre-WWII rides..... I might borrow one. It would give my soul some joy to show up with an old bicycle.

 

[Tead]

Adam West passed.
Drat! Wow! Damn!

 

[Skybound]

Few days ago, right? Yeah, it's sad, but we'll all be there one day so ... As long as he had a good life, that's all that matters.

 

[Tead]

Pretty things in my world during the morning watering.

Happy sights, happy soul.

 

[SweetSue]

Looking into your tent I see many happy hours ahead for you. I take the pup has you trained?

 

[Tead]

Looking into your tent I see many happy hours ahead for you. I take the pup has you trained?

Of course... that particular move is the 'Shouldn't you be throwing this?' training program. I quickly fell in line as soon as the shutter snapped.

 

[Slowpuffer]

Pretty things in my world during the morning watering.

Happy sights, happy soul.

He's waiting one someone to throw the ball.

 

[Tead]

I know someone that might decide to use these instructions... I think I'll put them here for when they realize it.
Hang on BTW.... it's a big'n.

First... the scene of the crime.
I cut up 1' sections of 6" schedule 40 PVC. Drilled a drain hole and a couple of smaller holes at the very top to run wires thru for whatever support system I decide to jackleg up.

First layer of the 15g Osmocote+ load. I put a thin layer of perlite on the bottom to keep the osmo from moving and then toss in a bit.

Then I put my next layer of Osmo right at the hole level.

Then I just keep distributing it in even-ish layers. This time I used 2 scoops of perlite from my blue go-cup (lower right on photo above) between layers of osmo.

The finished pot

Dugout for putting the plant in

The seedling

Floated out of it's 1L seed sprouting container

Held in place with 1 hand and filled in with the other

The girl in place and filled

Watering her in

My marking system. The pot holds 6L of medium. It's got a Northern Lights with 15g of Osmo. When I reuse the container, I sand off the plant and nute info.

Easy!

 

[Tead]

The Birkencloner full of UltraDog Boom clones.

Not bad. One wonders what the kids in Deutschland would have to say about it. Next up will have to be a hempy pot from a toilet bowl.

 

[Skybound]

The Birkencloner full of UltraDog Boom clones.

Not bad. One wonders what the kids in Deutschland would have to say about it. Next up will have to be a hempy pot from a toilet bowl.

So the deadlifting and squatting days are over?

 

[Tead]

So the deadlifting and squatting days are over?

Sandals.... not a weight belt. Funny.

 

[BrixNewb]

So I managed to make the OG Kush you gave me look rough. I don't think it likes my tap water so I had to switch her to the RO. She seems to be doing ok. I have to keep her alive for another 3 weeks or so until I get some soil cooked. Glad to see all is well in your parts, I would love to go see Antiques Roadshow. You guys will have fun.