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I'm here and following along, a lot of it goes over me (just havnt got time to learn new stuff) but it's all really interesting stuff
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Ditto.
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Can't tell you how much I appreciate people seeing i have posted something on this thread, thinking "i wonder wtf milson is on about today," and plowing forward.
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I often think, I hope they don't think I'm ignoring their posts, I just have so much going on at the moment, but I am here mate
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Aw man i know. And even if not, i know people come back and catch up. Or just jump back in.I often think, I hope they don't think I'm ignoring their posts, I just have so much going on at the moment, but I am here mate
It's really humbling.
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You know, I wonder what that fussy haze would do in my system. We have such different growing styles, I'd really be curious to compare the same genetics grown your nasty dirty way vs my nice clean watery rube goldberg growspace and compared on TLC. Might be able to figure out which is better for minor cannabinoids, hydro or dirt.
I wonder if I could get a pound off one bean...
I wonder if I could get a pound off one bean...
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Fussy haze was a very light yielder. You could off hungry haze easy. Or any good yielding sativa. Golden tiger, panama, that Ethiopian you have...
I'm talking 5x stretch from flip easy. One can do a lot with that vigor and a scrog, for instance.
I feel pretty confident that the light spectrum matters more than clean vs dirty for cannabinoids. Something worth testing!
Perhaps w the thcvic clone? If i had a clone of the haze girls i would suggest that....her progeny are sprouting now....
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Yeah let’s try with the Vic. I’d be willing to bet your way yields better weed and my way yields more. I’ve thought about getting dirty for a while now this could seal it.
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I often think, I hope they don't think I'm ignoring their posts, I just have so much going on at the moment, but I am here mate
I'm also in this club, I get back from work and there's some thing like 200 pages updated, same with followers, hope they understand that I just cant get though that many pages in an evening, makes me laugh when people come on the farm and say its not highly populated.
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Ltr cheese, Chemdog, Kali china, sweet zombie.
Sorry it got messed up in the jar.....upset with myself for that.
Sample is smaller, so comparing magnitude with haze prob doesn't make sense.
Looks like some cbd on chem and Kali? No thcv. Cbg though.
Blue light and cbg, i think.....
I am so freaking unsteady with the pipette lol. Stuff at the top is from a mess-up at first.
Sorry it got messed up in the jar.....upset with myself for that.
Sample is smaller, so comparing magnitude with haze prob doesn't make sense.
Looks like some cbd on chem and Kali? No thcv. Cbg though.
Blue light and cbg, i think.....
I am so freaking unsteady with the pipette lol. Stuff at the top is from a mess-up at first.
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Chemdog looks chunky.
Dad still getting good results?
Dad still getting good results?
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Yeah. Surprised Kali china did not have more going on.
And he is, but he finds the crash pretty rough. Describes it as depression. So he is on and off with it.
He is so sensitive about dosing and stuff...gotta let him take it at his own pace.
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I crash on thcv too. Told my wife I feel hungover. It’s not perfect for sure.
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Interesting! Hmm...have to think about that one.
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So I follow shanti, who is allegedly fine I guess?, on IG and he would go on and on about how good widow and haze are.....especially haze, which he would call the king of strains.
As these cures are getting going....and as I look at those TLC results....
Dude had a point, at least in terms of distinctiveness. Subjectively, I really like this stuff.....and to see the huge variety of cannabinoids in significant quantities, it is just hard not to draw parallels.
Which I think is okay, actually. How much more or less sense does it make to think "that color/dot combo from TLC has felt like X to me in the past and this color/dot combo from TLC has felt like Y to me in the past" as a data point? Seems reasonable enough to me. I know it does not capture terpenes, but that I feel like I can get a sense of from my palate even if I don't know the exact ratio or whatever. Just a sense of it is fine, I think, if what you are doing is hunting densities and not ideal ratios.
ZAP ZOOM BAP IT'S MILSON TIME
So I have been thinking a lot lately about the notion of an ideal form and how that seems kind of insane. Where did people get this idea of an ideal? I know Plato had it from his Allegory of the Caves in the Republic at least (more or less, conscious experience is like sitting in a cave staring at a wall and seeing the shadows of what is going on behind you....with what is behind you being the idealized reality I suppose....I am genuinely sorry if I got this summary wrong), and it is obviously crazy pervasive in Western thought with ideas of heaven and a singular omnipotent, omniscient God who is perfect etc.
But point blank, where in human experience did anyone get that idea? It literally does not make sense. Nothing in life is perfect like that, right? Like a dog does not conceive of heaven or some ideal form....I doubt a dolphin or whatever does either. A child likely does not until they are told about it and culturally absorb it (imo).
Okay so the thing I learned about yesterday is Pythagoras, who was the son of a wealthy merchant and so gathered thought growing up from North Africa and India before basically starting a philosophical school/cult in Greece.
Anyway, Pythagoras more or less figured out how right triangles work (genius), how octaves work to the human ear (seriously man, genius), and then saw the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 and got (from memory), unity, binary or difference (as well as dimensions for a plane), 3 was enough points for a triangle and also got you space, and I think for 4 he went with seasons or the elements or something because he wasn't quite Einstein. Anyway these added up to 10 and that was a big important number and honestly things got kinda culty.
Milson for F*CK
Yeah yeah yeah. So my point is the fact that certain things with numbers matched up so insanely perfectly with reality was like, a big deal. Mind you Pythagoras had also already seen how this mattered for practical things, like calculating the area of land a person owned (in Egypt) and the like.
So then he thought well everything must match up with numbers (the only portal to an ideal universe that seems to go both ways to my provable knowledge thus far).
So obviously he got carried away. But then Plato took this and ran with it and honestly man, things got weird from there and that is all beyond the scope of this thread or anything that doesn't involve mad conspiracy theories (you think I have some weird shit cooking in this brain?).
But this idea that everything has to be matched to numbers to be of use is obviously silly. My point is, the impulse to necessarily have to translate my experience I have with myself with my plant I grow that I also imbibe to some idealized form of like "m amount of X and n amount of Y and o amount of Z" as opposed to "Stuff (which I do my best to name and separate out because that is all of strong interest) seems to be in these densities relative to each other, so start with that and fine tune by feel cause everything has some wiggle" is itself silly but also kind of ingrained in me, perhaps, by a world in which the phrase "time is money" just rolls off the tongue because an awful lot of people literally sell their time for their money (as opposed to a product or something...and you might say "well yeah but how much time does it take you to make that product" at which point I mean listen I think my whole "EVERYTHING IS QUANTIFIED" attitude argument has been made, right?)
I have no idea if this is remotely coherent but sometimes people seem to enjoy these weird rants I go on.
In conclusion,
Haze.
Edit:
I think this is about edges
Maybe some haiku will help.
Milson wanders cliffs
a clumsy goat tumbling round
his head cliffs inside
Milson quantifies
Horror! Only God can judge
Untangle this mute
Milson smokes on haze
the daze marks precipitate
of days blind to it
Milson smokes on haze
the daze lashes rain at brain's
edges windows stops
As these cures are getting going....and as I look at those TLC results....
Dude had a point, at least in terms of distinctiveness. Subjectively, I really like this stuff.....and to see the huge variety of cannabinoids in significant quantities, it is just hard not to draw parallels.
Which I think is okay, actually. How much more or less sense does it make to think "that color/dot combo from TLC has felt like X to me in the past and this color/dot combo from TLC has felt like Y to me in the past" as a data point? Seems reasonable enough to me. I know it does not capture terpenes, but that I feel like I can get a sense of from my palate even if I don't know the exact ratio or whatever. Just a sense of it is fine, I think, if what you are doing is hunting densities and not ideal ratios.
ZAP ZOOM BAP IT'S MILSON TIME
So I have been thinking a lot lately about the notion of an ideal form and how that seems kind of insane. Where did people get this idea of an ideal? I know Plato had it from his Allegory of the Caves in the Republic at least (more or less, conscious experience is like sitting in a cave staring at a wall and seeing the shadows of what is going on behind you....with what is behind you being the idealized reality I suppose....I am genuinely sorry if I got this summary wrong), and it is obviously crazy pervasive in Western thought with ideas of heaven and a singular omnipotent, omniscient God who is perfect etc.
But point blank, where in human experience did anyone get that idea? It literally does not make sense. Nothing in life is perfect like that, right? Like a dog does not conceive of heaven or some ideal form....I doubt a dolphin or whatever does either. A child likely does not until they are told about it and culturally absorb it (imo).
Okay so the thing I learned about yesterday is Pythagoras, who was the son of a wealthy merchant and so gathered thought growing up from North Africa and India before basically starting a philosophical school/cult in Greece.
Anyway, Pythagoras more or less figured out how right triangles work (genius), how octaves work to the human ear (seriously man, genius), and then saw the numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4 and got (from memory), unity, binary or difference (as well as dimensions for a plane), 3 was enough points for a triangle and also got you space, and I think for 4 he went with seasons or the elements or something because he wasn't quite Einstein. Anyway these added up to 10 and that was a big important number and honestly things got kinda culty.
Milson for F*CK
Yeah yeah yeah. So my point is the fact that certain things with numbers matched up so insanely perfectly with reality was like, a big deal. Mind you Pythagoras had also already seen how this mattered for practical things, like calculating the area of land a person owned (in Egypt) and the like.
So then he thought well everything must match up with numbers (the only portal to an ideal universe that seems to go both ways to my provable knowledge thus far).
So obviously he got carried away. But then Plato took this and ran with it and honestly man, things got weird from there and that is all beyond the scope of this thread or anything that doesn't involve mad conspiracy theories (you think I have some weird shit cooking in this brain?).
But this idea that everything has to be matched to numbers to be of use is obviously silly. My point is, the impulse to necessarily have to translate my experience I have with myself with my plant I grow that I also imbibe to some idealized form of like "m amount of X and n amount of Y and o amount of Z" as opposed to "Stuff (which I do my best to name and separate out because that is all of strong interest) seems to be in these densities relative to each other, so start with that and fine tune by feel cause everything has some wiggle" is itself silly but also kind of ingrained in me, perhaps, by a world in which the phrase "time is money" just rolls off the tongue because an awful lot of people literally sell their time for their money (as opposed to a product or something...and you might say "well yeah but how much time does it take you to make that product" at which point I mean listen I think my whole "EVERYTHING IS QUANTIFIED" attitude argument has been made, right?)
I have no idea if this is remotely coherent but sometimes people seem to enjoy these weird rants I go on.
In conclusion,
Haze.
Edit:
I think this is about edges
Maybe some haiku will help.
Milson wanders cliffs
a clumsy goat tumbling round
his head cliffs inside
Milson quantifies
Horror! Only God can judge
Untangle this mute
Milson smokes on haze
the daze marks precipitate
of days blind to it
Milson smokes on haze
the daze lashes rain at brain's
edges windows stops
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Warm mud
you are full of gems that make me think about a completely different approach to Stuff.
But I’m running out of space. I’ll have to figure out how to delete the lyrics to some 80’s hair band to free up a few k and come back and read again. But Rush stays put that’s where the line is.
you are full of gems that make me think about a completely different approach to Stuff.
But I’m running out of space. I’ll have to figure out how to delete the lyrics to some 80’s hair band to free up a few k and come back and read again. But Rush stays put that’s where the line is.
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Seeing archer just made me want to throw a shout-out for Jessica walter (malory archer). Rip.
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She was sharper than a scalpel point. We were lucky to have her around for that long.
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Dammit Milson!
I promised myself I wouldn't buy any more seeds until I've run through what I've got already and now you've got me browsing haze seeds online. LMFAO!
I've never grown any haze and I love me some sativa, so....
What Hazes would you recommend? There's a shit ton of them out there!
I promised myself I wouldn't buy any more seeds until I've run through what I've got already and now you've got me browsing haze seeds online. LMFAO!
I've never grown any haze and I love me some sativa, so....
What Hazes would you recommend? There's a shit ton of them out there!
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