Looking into one lolbtw @Jack420 .. buy a trimmer lol
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Oh...these are autos...then it is a sprint.
Marathon = long slow endurance
Sprint = fast , quick burst.
Ganjagrandaddy
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Just like making love to Mrs GG , never sure what her interpretation is either !!! she asked me to dress up for some filthy ,down right dirty lurrve, so I bought this !
doesn't even fit !!!!
Will keep my running shoes on now we have cleared that up. thought I was missing something !!. lol
Ganjagrandaddy
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I cannot wait to see the results at harvest !!!! fuck the yield , how long is your trim-jail beard is the stat I wanna see !!.
Hope you live near the border and have a ladder , you may need some labour !!!
btw @Jack420 .. buy a trimmer lol
Brings a whole new meaning to the term, "weed whacker", doesn't it?
Ohhhh, you mean bud trimmer! I was thinking of a yard trimmer to get into that jungle!
I had their fire truck. Hook it up to the garden hose and it'd spray water - high technology to a kid in 1975, lol.
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Ganjagrandaddy
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Jack was doing tours yesterday on elephants backs and I swear I saw D B Cooper's suitcase in there being carried by "The Rock" !!!!Brings a whole new meaning to the term, "weed whacker", doesn't it?
Ohhhh, you mean bud trimmer! I was thinking of a yard trimmer to get into that jungle!
Ganjagrandaddy
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Tonka was a challenge for UK kids to destroy. Getting one meant your Aunty or Uncle thought you were a destructive child so needed armoured toys !!!!. I could have the glass out of the cab in seconds and that crappy dumper bucket was no match for my bike!!. What kid doesn't spend their whole stretch Armstrong experience trying to rip that fool apart , I didnt care he could shrink back , could he tow my action man tank ( with no tread) behind my tractor !!!I had their fire truck. Hook it up to the garden hose and it'd spray water - high technology to a kid in 1975, lol.
Just a little marker to remind me how far back I am in this thread (and to remark about the little toy memory you just dredged up
19/11/27 - Post 1,063 - Page 54.
I forgot that I was given some of this stuff
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Emilya Green
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I have pushed the limits and the limits pushed back. On my last watering I made the jump all the way from 3g/gal to 4g/gal, ignoring the advice on here to only go up at 1/2 g intervals.
Here is the result...
Now I know what MC toxicity looks like and I can see why so many have thought it to be a magnesium deficiency. Taking all the clues into account, clawing and twisting, tip burn and the spotting, and my refusal to follow the good advice of my peers, I now know what too much MC presents itself as:
Here is the result...
Now I know what MC toxicity looks like and I can see why so many have thought it to be a magnesium deficiency. Taking all the clues into account, clawing and twisting, tip burn and the spotting, and my refusal to follow the good advice of my peers, I now know what too much MC presents itself as:
The twist is interesting...I have pushed the limits and the limits pushed back. On my last watering I made the jump all the way from 3g/gal to 4g/gal, ignoring the advice on here to only go up at 1/2 g intervals.
Here is the result...
Now I know what MC toxicity looks like and I can see why so many have thought it to be a magnesium deficiency. Taking all the clues into account, clawing and twisting, tip burn and the spotting, and my refusal to follow the good advice of my peers, I now know what too much MC presents itself as:
HutchBenedict
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Are those things still stretching?
Packing the weight fast
Ganjagrandaddy
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I have the claw on a couple but managable. gone back down to 5g/L this watering.
Its like its contourting in pain Emilya , least your comfotable seeing it for yourself up close too.
Emilya Green
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contorting in pain, cringing, that is exactly how I describe this... it is the face I make when I stick my toe in a swimming pool of way too cold water.
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you just sent everyone running to their plants...
Yeah, they do. Regardless of the route that each believes the path to power follows, they must all find it to be terribly bumpy - because they want to throw as many people under the wheels as they can whilst making the journey.
Plants will adjust the humidity level in their local environment upwards as needed when it's warm (and to some extent when it isn't) as long as there is moisture available to their roots and good airflow in/around/through their canopy.
(I'm sure YOU know this; posted for others
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Ganjagrandaddy
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or the one I make when I hear " Its only me " as the M.I.L arrives !. lol
My LOS tips are looking very like N toxicity with just the tips turned 90°. easier to spot thankfully. backing off on those 4 now to half measure but still leaving the coco girls on 10g/L. not so bad on the coco ones that show it. halved the calmag and silica for them too. fingers crossed. hope yours right themselves soon em. looking good though.
Ganjagrandaddy
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Keep seeing "Free Tibet" , Is it indica or sativa ??