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True. Good point, I can always search the internet for some easy or fancy answer. However, thanks to COVID, I can wear one of my already available masks and go outside or in a well ventilated area and conduct some experiments with some clones or something. I’d be interested to see the results...

yeah, I forget which source I read this from, but it was explaining somewhat the process of how they make the gel and it involved heating it to something crazy like 900 C* and then filling it with this “xerogel” and whatever else for the blue gels and color changing ones I guess. So I’m not sure...

I don’t know how many of you already knew this, but apparently diatomaceous earth is an excellent source of SiO2 that will increase available monosilicic acid! Link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6027496/ While this has nothing to do with Silica Gel Desiccant Beads, it is...

Am I trippin? Should I try to dissolve a few pure Silica gel desiccant beads into some water and feed the plants with it or foliar spray with it? Edit: Not that easy, Some of the beads popped in half but all remain solid pieces of Silica gel regardless of soaking in hot water. Maybe removing...

I’m doing a lot more than sharing just an opinion, it’s a collaboration of some information on the way pain works in the body and studies conducted observing how this phenomenon is possible. I’d suggest taking a look.

The point of the weird increase in pain being “paradoxical” is that it’s basically counterintuitive. Whereas with weed, it’s often understood many varieties will help with pain. I’m assuming just help and not really eliminate. Yet, for some reason there is the potential, at least in some...

I was trying to share a link to help educate. https://profofpot.com/cannabis-can-worsen-pain/

yeah that’s true, everyone’s body reacts differently.I haven’t had any bad reactions from CBD but people tell me that a heavy indica like granddaddy purp with all that THC would do wonders for my pain. Never tried it until I had a few cavities filled from the dentist. Smoked heavy indica, and I...

yeah that’s true, everyone’s body reacts differently.I haven’t had any bad reactions from CBD but people tell me that a heavy indica like granddaddy purp with all that THC would do wonders for my pain. Never tried it until I had a few cavities filled from the dentist. Smoked heavy indica, and I...

Thanks! That’s actually a very helpful comment because I’m living in the high desert over 7k feet and super dry, explaining my lack of experience with mold. I’ll keep an eye on drying room, and of corse, not jar anything without close attention. Typically the average RH in the house or outside...

So basically to keep it short, I went to burp my buds as usual when it came to my attention a jar of some small scrapy buds had been misplaced and gone unattended for about a week. To my surprise not only had this jar gone unattended for way too long, but the buds were not even dry! No matter...

Thanks for the feedback! It’s in the ground but I can already see where I can start taking cuttings. I will take lots like you’ve mentioned.

Hey so I have this outdoor plant that I recently harvested the whole top/outside half while the remaining inside finishes, and I can’t help notice the strong predominant smell of a pungent zesty lemon funk with hints of a sweet skunk and/or diesel. Almost like a funky lemon diesel, I’m addicted...

I appreciate the feedback, the ph is good and even though I have had some rain lately, these issues appeared while we were still in a long dry spell. I think the important thing to note is all the plants have been done the same way (presumably at least). Having only 3 that have this issue out of...

Well yes, heavy on the soil amendments, almost super soil but not two much, plus they get fed a worm casting tea and other stuff. I don’t think it is calcium that is lacking in the soil, however in the plant, this could be true. I know the nutrients themselves are not the problem as well with...

Hey guys and gals, as we all know, there are so many environmental factors that can cause problems to our beloved plants. Sometimes the source of the problem is easy to figure out, and sometimes it can be a little confusing. I just want to post a couple references I’ve found on the internet...

I don’t know why but after a neem spray (up to a week after) any bug that lands on the plant will eventually bleed to death. I’ve noticed at one point lots of moths in the area, and often would they land on my plants... later I see dead moths all over and blood splotches everywhere! I know it’s...

I did not mean to suggest one side

Diatomaceous Earth is excellent for plant and human friendly bug warfare! Also I use this diluted neem spray that also contains pyrethrins. I I’ve easily saturated parts of the plant by overlapping whilst misting entire plant, yet no burns were noticed. I think if you purchase a branded solution...