Sea's Home For Ladies Of Ill Repute

[ziplock]

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As the title implies, I'm always on the hunt for bad bitches... Here are some that just went in jars...

-Sea


Khalisi - Sanctuary Gardens
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...................|---Double Afghani Indica
...........|---Jihad
Khalisi
...........|---BC Bud Depot's The Purps



Pimp Daddy Purps - Sanctuary Gardens
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...........|---GDP (skinny grape pheno)
Pimp Daddy Purps
...........|---BC Bud Depot's The Purps



Bruce Banner 5
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Grape Ape RD cut
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Minion City Diesel - Sanctuary Gardens
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...........|---Blue City Diesel
...........|..................|---New York City Diesel
Minion City Diesel
...........|---BC Bud Depot's The Purps

Minion City Diesel Pheno #2 - Sanctuary Gardens
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Cali-O
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Buddah's Sister
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MrGoodBudz Donkey Kong (Orgnkid's Banana Og x Ohio Deathstar)
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GroundPounder Purps
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An unknown found in a field and brought from Afghanistan to America sewn under a patch on a USMC uniform.

Under a patch? That is serious guerrilla seed transfer. BTW, your bitches are giving me goosebumps!

 

[ziplock]

Interesting point. I've also come across great strains without much frost. Inversely, I've also seen real frosty garbage. Drying and curing cannabis properly could be one factor, but plentiful trichomes are not the be-all and end-all of potency...
Potency of Cannabis can be roughly estimated by : Size of trichome head, length of trichome stalk, number of trichomes/mm squared.
However what has to be taken into consideration is the composition of the trichome in regards to its cannabinoids and terpenes. Some terpenes affect cell-wall permeability and increase the human bodys THC absorption rates. DJ Short said in one of his books that the best he'd ever had actually did not test very high for THC. It is my thought that the terpene combinations are MUCH more important than THC numbers, and therefore, you could easily have a really frosty strain that does not contain the right combinations of terpenoids to get you properly sedated. Oppositely, you could have a low THC sample with little frost - but the right terpene combinations to absorb every bit of it.

I think of it like this.

The THC% in a test gives you a MAXIMUM amount of the potential THC that the body can possibly absorb.
The terpenes and secondary metabolites are the gatekeepers that either allow or deny that contained THC from being absorbed properly.

And I was just starting to think I had a handle on this. Jeez.

 

[CBDEMON]

That ITE paper is nuts! Thanks for sharing that.

 

[SeaF0ur]

I have my doubts... the cited people have very little in terms of peer reviewed published work... so you never know...
either there will be a whole lot more about this in the coming weeks or it'll fizzle out as a crafty piece of bullshit...
it is especially interesting to me because personally, I believe space should be considered as a liquid or perhaps a gas or gel, but that density is the major factor... so having "invisible" things found moving around in an intelligent fashion seemingly supports that theory by potentially acting in a similar manner as refraction in water....

 

[Seamaiden]

Yes, but will that particular publication publish anything, or do they have a look-see over the papers first? Given certain recent discoveries, I have to consider all such things as open possibilities.

 

[SeaF0ur]

I more looked at the people they cited.... none of whom had much in terms of published peer reviewed work....

 

[xavier7995]

This has been a great read, didn't know you were such a weed scientist sea, really like your approach:)

 

[Stumpy420]

It also makes me wonder...
what other residuals left over from products used in the growing process are soluble in alcohol etc?
it seems those would also be concentrated during the extraction process...

anyone see the new apparently invisible stuff living with us?
apparently a new telescope with a concave as opposed to convex lens can see invisible stuff moving (living?) around us... originally built to see dark matter and dark energy... I guess its picking up at least 2 distinct and differentiated types of moving objects around us...

dude this is nuts! that's an awesome read.. do are these ITE's living?

 

[SeaF0ur]

I couldnt tell ya anything about em other than I came across a paper that seems quite odd indeed...

 

[Ecompost]

yeah... colorado is crying about compost now because E-coli.... shit will have to have a label soon enough

jackasses.

what are the current counts per 1g dry material ecoli, or rather, at what point is the omnipresent ecoli a danger vector? What are the other bio contriols in Co compost that no one is discussing, is it only ecoli? what about doratomyces, or verticillium? Sorry not a hijack, just a question?

 

[SeaF0ur]

Its less about the ecoli in my opinion, which has been present since they used wolly mammoth shit....

Its more about control and inventing new excuses for more scrutiny.

 

[Ecompost]

Its less about the ecoli in my opinion, which has been present since they used wolly mammoth shit....

Its more about control and inventing new excuses for more scrutiny.

yes, picking out todays mud loving terrorist organism as if its the the end of humanity.
Its an easy play on human nature to always seek and highlight the chink of danger we are programmed to find. say the word bacteria to most folks, they think only of illness. Its easy to move such herds with voodoo and fairy tales. :-) I do like this post tho chap, thanks for the effort here

 

[SeaF0ur]

heaven forbid they become aware that they themselves are a galaxy of bacteria.... inside and out.

 

[Ecompost]

heaven forbid they become aware that they themselves are a galaxy of bacteria.... inside and out.

The subtle and yet fundamental packets of encrypted data, tied up in VOC's, whose protocols are modulating time and space, while speaking at deeply biological levels to organs and systems, precludes a requirement to seek the rancid opinion of a dopey human brain, which is merely a core switch, just like the 6500 series Cisco catalyst device, which also needs constant rebooting and patching to be relevant.

 

[Ecompost]

On Peer Review and its continued use as a tool of discrimination of some study.

At the face of the cliff, we should always expect less capacity to review the work of a pioneer. Today, we have less latency, but we do still have to wait for a moderate consensus to form before we might anticipate proper review.
Last week I had a microbe, well fungus called Verticilium lecanii, this week its called Lecanicillium lecanii
I think we are being a bit hard on the pioneers of soil science above. Its not like we operate in a world where academics are devolved from corporate interests and so direction.
If there was any doubt as to the potential of this new science, we need look no further than the money pouring in from GMO types attempting to secure and or rubbish rights to this public domain.
We live in a world where we are dangerously close to destroying free speech, anyone who suggests an alternative that anyone else considers to be hogwash, should prove it with data, not with a perceived lack of kudos or review. trip advisor is a review site, how reliable is it?

Eco

 

[shemshemet]

On Peer Review and its continued use as a tool of discrimination of some study.

At the face of the cliff, we should always expect less capacity to review the work of a pioneer. Today, we have less latency, but we do still have to wait for a moderate consensus to form before we might anticipate proper review.
Last week I had a microbe, well fungus called Verticilium lecanii, this week its called Lecanicillium lecanii
I think we are being a bit hard on the pioneers of soil science above. Its not like we operate in a world where academics are devolved from corporate interests and so direction.
If there was any doubt as to the potential of this new science, we need look no further than the money pouring in from GMO types attempting to secure and or rubbish rights to this public domain.
We live in a world where we are dangerously close to destroying free speech, anyone who suggests an alternative that anyone else considers to be hogwash, should prove it with data, not with a perceived lack of kudos or review. trip advisor is a review site, how reliable is it?

Eco

Found some cool spots on trip adviser!

 

[Ecompost]

Found some cool spots on trip adviser!

so moderately sound but not convincing? :-) Did you have your peer reviewed choices peer reviewed to ensure you definitely got value as opposed other hotels you might have chosen? Or is this weeks Top 40, really the best 40 records released this week, or is this just an opinion rather than fact? I joke of course :-)

 

[WitchWeedSG]

absolutely agree with the frost theory Seafour, had covered stuff and was like wheres the boom, and had some weed tested @ 27 % and was like really are you sure ? just tried some cannibis up winner and the taste was like stuffed mushrooms ..eeeewwwww.. its a crazy theory but so true about frost. thanks for the great reads
WwW running a test heres week 4 DIY mixed light i built

 

[SeaF0ur]

what you got put together there?

 

[Ecompost]

And I was just starting to think I had a handle on this. Jeez.

ha i know the feeling, bro.

Certainly here we pay attention to catenoids et al which we see as more vital to the overall composition of the plant, we dont just go for blue tight and red bulking light, neither do we go for the peow THC count. Flavor sells more pot than power, flavor is what people buy on here and why not, I say the better it tastes, the more likely the impact experience medically will be positive also.

I find growing with yeasts (non ADH2 variants) allows us to max out Trichome density, soil molds like Actino are good at triggering AAC1 injections so delaying ripening, but allowing the continued uptake of sugar. If you grow tomatoes etc, this is a winner deal as it means you can pick fruit when its ripe, and not loose shelf life. Most fungus and the related acids can increase terps and flav pathways, as will Silicon, Fulvics etc since these appear to trigger increased ISR via the SAR v JAR and related Gibberellin pathways. Bio control fungus etc tends to scare plants in to producing more essentials that we can benefit from, but I do think its a fine line. getting a balance of tannins etc is a true art
http://themodern.farm/musings-on-sar-jar/