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This truth goes all the way to the heart of our purpose here: cannabis.

Sheesh, that translation is even worse. Makes it sound like God is admitting he's just as false as the others.

My favorite commandment is the one where God admits there are other gods.

What is done can also depend on conditions, so this is great advice. My soil is a living soil, home-built with regolith and humics. When I recycle it, sometimes the consistency changes based on what I add (leaves, grass, alfalfa, gypsum, etc.) so I have to adjust my watering strategy. If it...

More legalization of extrajudicial killing. Also: fucking racist fucks.

Sounds pretty straightforward. I assume you are not using coco coir. If it were my grow, I'd dilute my nutes some and see what happens.

I think too much nitrogen is making the front plants very dark green and the back plants lock out potassium. What is your feeding and lighting situation?

One to two weeks for me. Though I water just at planting, since I cover with plastic. 286 pages now. :blsmoke:

I'm with @weedstoner420 on this one. Partly because I own that exact light. At nearly every intensity, especially over 50%, I have problems if the light is even an inch closer than 24. Those diodes are packed in there.

There's someone who loves Jesus that much for everyone.

Next grow humming along. Got some AKBB genes and a project of mine based on Useful genes. Pollen is nearly ready - I'll hit one branch of each.

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2023/09/01/america-life-expectancy-regions-00113369 Article on an expansive study showing data on what non-bigots have known or suspected for some time.

Looking nice with a bit of a phosphorus deficiency, most likely. If it were me, I'd add some. Probably more than four weeks left, though.

Growing some Hawaiian Cat Piss, making some seeds. I have a question, especially if anyone is familiar with this strain. Which male should I use? My original plan was to gather as much genetics as I could through "open" pollenation. Turns out that of the five that popped, four were males. With...

Concur. I use a wicking bed adaptation, and gravel size/shape makes a significant difference there. Coming at it from the too-large/too-dry side of the balance made it easy to limp along when fine-tuning (just top water a bit). Too wet could be catastrophic.

If you go to coco/perlite to sprout, I'd try to keep it near 6.0-7.0. My tap water is 7.0 and I never have issues, sprouting or flowering. Low ppm helps. It's likely you're on a well, so let us know what your water is like. If your water is 6.0-8.0 with a ppm of 200 or less, chasing pH will...

Hello! I don't know what is in your field soil, and your mix could be too strong already (especially if you disc in manure). Still, I'm all but certain using that soil with other nutrients is too much when the sprouts are that small. They are burning up. I suggest water only for that soil. If...

Most folks let anything living in EWC stay living. It can be a source of hypoapsis miles and cucumeris (if your EWC is good quality). The miles eat gnat larvae, and the cucumeris will roam your plant looking for spider mites to eat. EWC can also function as an innoculant, like a compost tea...

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When I first read this news, I immediately thought of you. You have been very vocal about your desire to see TFFG face accountability. Perhaps the lack of an adequate mechanism for SCOTUS gives you this bird's-eye view?