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[DanielWesterfield]

That's how my nuggies are on the bottom of my autos

 

[Graham.Bagg]

Should see me playing Minecraft with the kids.. come on dad let’s go.. me… trying to figure what direction we’re supposed the heading

Bro, I am so old school, I literally still have my Ultimate Online subscription still active. I play like 2x a year, but worth the $120/year to cling to my youth.

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

This Story cost Just 1 Like )

 

[DanielWesterfield]

Got a 3-hour paint shoot I'm working on

 

[Florida_Mike]

@ArtfulCodger, Hey bro, I saw you comment about not liking
the heavy texture of someone's leaves. I'm curious what you
think about these clones of mine. I've never seen leaves quite
like these, even on their mother.

It's also crazy how compact everything is growing, even the
NL & Hash Plant seedlings.

My latest theory on the leaf tip curling: is that they're growing
faster than their roots can keep up with; causing the vascular
system vacuum created by transpiration to suck the leaf tips in
bc they can't get enough water. None are burnt or dying (yet)


From Chat GPT:

The suction caused by transpiration is called transpirational pull or transpiration pull. It is a key mechanism in the process of water transport within plants.
How It Works:

Transpiration: Water evaporates from the surface of leaf cells and exits through stomata (tiny pores) in the leaves.
Water Potential Gradient: The loss of water creates a lower water potential in the leaf cells, drawing water up from the xylem to replace the lost moisture.
Cohesion and Adhesion: Due to the cohesive properties of water molecules (they stick to each other) and adhesive properties (they stick to the walls of the xylem), a continuous column of water is maintained from the roots to the leaves.
*Negative Pressure: The evaporation at the leaf surface creates negative pressure (tension), which pulls water upward through the plant's vascular system. (*my highlights)

This mechanism is an essential component of the cohesion-tension theory of water movement in plants. It allows water, along with dissolved nutrients, to travel from the roots to the leaves against gravity without the need for energy input from the plant.
You said:
can downward pointing leaf tips be caused by the plant growing too fast?
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT

*Yes, downward-pointing leaf tips can sometimes be caused by a plant growing too quickly, but this symptom is typically a result of a combination of factors rather than rapid growth alone. Fast growth can create stress on the plant's structural and nutrient transport systems, leading to physiological signs like "clawing" or downward leaf tips. (*my highlights)


sorry this got so long, any and all comments appreciated, thank you

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Got a 3-hour paint shoot I'm working on

When I saw that it reminded me of when I used to jack aircraft up and retract the landing gear… inside the hanger couple of stands supporting a massive object. Totally safe right?

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Betty Lou is looking happy this morning.

Betty Lou has a nice bush to her. I mean that in most appropriate way possible

Looks good.

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

Wanted you to Have them Both

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

Lead Singer for Foreigner Now!

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

Happy Friday!

 

[Florida_Mike]

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

Happy Friday!

Really enjoyed that Bad Ass Video..
Fry Em Up Fridays

 

[joesBigOnesFirstGrow]

Really enjoyed that Bad Ass Video..
Fry Em Up Fridays

 

[Ninjadogma]

I’m calling this a lady. Am I correct ? M 86

Thanks


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That made me think, you know, it's 2025 now and we probably shouldn't just go around assuming genders....

 

[ArtfulCodger]

@ArtfulCodger, Hey bro, I saw you comment about not liking the heavy texture of someone's leaves. I'm curious what you think about these clones of mine. I've never seen leaves quite like these, even on their mother.

It's also crazy how compact everything is growing, even the NL & Hash Plant seedlings.

There are things in those pics (especially the last one) that suggest over-watering to me, but seeing that you're in rockwool slabs with some sort of automated top feeding, I'm more inclined to think that your water might be under-aerated. I haven't grown in rockwool, so I'm just guessing, but my understanding is that it drains well and doesn't hold water too hard.

 

[BearWater]

My neighbor came and talked to a handful of us today about the “skunk” problem. He lives a good ways away so that’s a good sign. Something tells me he’s going to find Sasquatch before he puts two and two together.

“Pretty sure they use those coverts to get around at night, good luck finding them!” Hahahaba

 

[TheGoldenRoad]

“Pretty sure they use those coverts to get around at night, good luck finding them!” Hahahaba

Ha!

 

[BearWater]

That skunk is from a military weapons creation unit in the airforce. Skunk team.
Our most top secrect flying machines are created by them.
Most famous for the sr71 - 75
But no one talks about sr75 though.
project aroura officially doesnt exist
Appearently it can take “et” home
As one admiral in the navy put it….

Think it’s coming in the next weeks? God I’m tired of all the “grifters” making money off their stupid books

I myself have seen and believe som weird ass shit! I’m just wanting the tech for betterment of society and health for us and our Mother Earth, but there seems to be a clog in the drain somewhere along the drain! Fuckers!

 

[cannafarmer420]

HARD DICKS AND HELICOPTERS.



Sup man. How you livin doggie?

Lmfao
Smoking bongs and kicking ass brother