And it must be applied frequently because it breaks down into ethylene.
So I can't really see a use for this stuff.
The first time I ever saw it advertised, I wondered if it was a placebo with a decent set of directions, lol. You know... "Upon the first appearance of a male flower, begin picking off every male flower and continue to do so throughout the remainder of the grow. Completely saturate the entire plant (and everything else in sight) with this product. Repeat spray at each future appearance of a male flower." Sort of like remove all the pollen factories, then hose down any viable pollen that already has been.
Btw tortured soul your signature reminded me of the chronicles of amber that I read in my teens. I read all the books about Corwin. Zelazny is a great author!
He
was. Roger Zelazny died in 1995 (of some kind of "gut cancer"), so there won't be any more of his books. I think I've read every book and short story he ever wrote, along with some essays (I did skip the poetry stuff, though). The first two of the
Chronicles of Amber books,
Nine Princes in Amber and
The Guns of Avalon, were among the very few novels that I've ever bothered to read a second time - but that's understandable, I suppose... Not only were they great works that practically defined their own sub-genre, I think I was about six years old the first time I read them, lol.
Hehehe!...Trigs still is...not much going on...can go weeks with no posts...I'll let them know...cheerz...h00k...
I
thought that was you, lol. Please do. And tell the horse that the first time I saw that BAN notice, I sort of shrugged my shoulders and thought, "Well, that's life" - but within a minute, it felt like a prison sentence (and
continues to). Whodathunkit, lol?
EDIT: Glad I got you to join
420 Magazine. You must like it, you're still here six years later.
just called the insurance company...they may just write it off and pay me a cash settlement....that would be awesome , as i can still drive it but need some CASH.
Then you could buy it back from them and fix it yourself (and pocket the difference). Well... unless it is like a car I used to have. I could still
drive it after some stupid broad attempted to drive through my driver's door at about 40 MPH (put me completely under the steering column, lol, and I like never got out), but as looking down at the car from above would put you in mind of a shallow "V" (car was
bent), it was quite a fight to go straight. After I recovered, I drove it for about a month and a half - and spent the next three years paying the thing off (liability insurance, lazy cop declared no one was at fault).
Would help me pay for my upcoming vacation that i have to pay for that is 2000.00 by the end of Oct.....Yikes eh! had to pay an additional 500 cuz of Marilyn not going....Rats soup!
You might be able to advertise and find another woman who'd be happy to go. Or maybe not, you mentioned kids. I know, leave them with the wife and take
three women who are looking to save on vacation costs. Okay, might not be the most practical idea in the world...
On second thought, just tell your wife that if she doesn't want to go, her sister said that she would, lol. I bet she beats you to the plane (or beats you all the way to the plane
).
Northern Lights Blue Harvest
Looks good! Don't forget to hold your head at an angle when you smoke it
.
I can't wait to start the high brix and get strong stems so they don't get all floppy like they have been.
I think a lot of people completely disregard the importance of the plant's health and structure as a whole. <SHRUGS> It's not like a strong set of branches is going to hurt harvest, lol.
Today all the girls in the flower room were fed and they were happy to get it.
Sounds like my cats. I went grocery shopping with Mom the other day (she can't reach the top shelf or lift heavy objects any more) and was looking to see which cat food was cheapest (and trying to compare nutritional information) and she said, "If you change their food all the time, they won't eat it."
My cats eat whatever I put in front of them - and appreciate it. They both grew up on the streets, and almost died from it.
We have a Hortilux eye 600 watt HPS bulb on its way to replace the one in flower. See if we get some good results from it.
They're great. Pricey, though. But the last test I saw had them ranked a few percent above #2, then that one was ranked a few percent above the rest of the field (which was all very close together). And those percentage points would pay for the bulb if you had to buy the cannabis that you
didn't harvest to make up for it.