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Never trust a doctor who's plants have died.
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Yeah, as much as I don’t care for the tough love, pull yourself up by the bootstraps concept, I think this is a correct response in this case. My first plant got “killed” by something I did that was half-assed.The plant survived (weed is incredibly resilient), and I learned from my mistake. You don’t always have to learn from mistakes (sometimes you learn from positive reinforcements), but you should always try to learn from them. There is ALWAYS next year, even if this year doesn’t pan out. Your plants are not total losses. I hope you recovered. wes
Yes, totally agree. Learn from mistakes and move forward. Or moan and cry and self pity, the choice is yours. Sometimes the world is going to throw you a curve ball no matter what, how you deal with it shows your character.
My wife has it worse than 99% of the people out there. She's got intractable, refractory drug resistant epilepsy. She's actually had craniectomy, it's that bad, and her memory is screwed. Medications are only somewhat helpful, and she's been at deaths door several times over the past 10 years. Take nothing for granted, and live life the fullest while it's here people, because you don't get a second run at this.
Losing a plant is small potatoes, and you cannot possibly foresee acts of God, (or nature) in this case. You can only prepare for what you can imagine are the issues at hand, and learn from the rest. Hope for the best, and keep a pragmatic philosophical philosophy. Either that, or become a madman.
That's been my experience anyhow.
Thank you for the encouragement, I was really bummed earlier. hell of a wind storm. It took all day but I trimmed what broke and got it hanging to dry and everything is tied up best it can be back upright. Looks shady but she will do.
Props to everyone for the support.
Yea, sounds like an act of God man, you cannot foresee those types of events, it's a bummer, but that's life. I would have been mad as hell too.
If it's not up to par, make hash or concentrates, there's something good in there for sure.
When life throws your lemons, make lemonaide.
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