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Thank you. And we sure have a great crowd of growers around here. All different styles going on.
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Thank you. And we sure have a great crowd of growers around here. All different styles going on.
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I totally agree with not giving a F*** about stuff, really helps with stress levels and allot in life you have little control over.How soon we get old; how late we get wise!!!
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Once things start going out of control it always seems to get worse before it gets better. But things work out eventually.
True words man.. I had a heck of a year in 2019, more than one downward spiral and a few dumb mistakes.
But, things are on the upswing. Glad to see you're getting back in stride.
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Thank you. And we sure have a great crowd of growers around here. All different styles going on.
Isn't it great? I have a feeling we could all just change our shit up and be off to the races in no time because of this. Always good to hear all the different perspectives from different angles. Echo chambers don't help anyone to learn and get better.
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Isn't it great? I have a feeling we could all just change our shit up and be off to the races in no time because of this. Always good to hear all the different perspectives from different angles. Echo chambers don't help anyone to learn and get better.
So true. Thats why i love coming here for help because you'll get all the positives, negatives, do's, don'ts, why's and why not's about your topic which in my opinion really helps a lot when it comes to making an informed decision about your garden and your technique. I've never really been a fan of forums because on a lot of sites threads just turn in to pissing matches between everyone but this one sucked me in and now i'm here for good.
Someone ought to take all the best pieces from all the master methods on here and create the THCF Method, LOL
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THIS is why most of us are as well. Never been on a better forum. It's the people here that make the difference!So true. Thats why i love coming here for help because you'll get all the positives, negatives, do's, don'ts, why's and why not's about your topic which in my opinion really helps a lot when it comes to making an informed decision about your garden and your technique. I've never really been a fan of forums because on a lot of sites threads just turn in to pissing matches between everyone but this one sucked me in and now i'm here for good.
Someone ought to take all the best pieces from all the master methods on here and create the THCF Method, LOL
I've seen most of the others and have no desire to post anything. Here we've got every experience level and folks ready and willing to help, and here's the kicker, wanting you to succeed.
If there's a better group out there I haven't seen it. I'm here for the duration.
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THIS is why most of us are as well. Never been on a better forum. It's the people here that make the difference!
I've seen most of the others and have no desire to post anything. Here we've got every experience level and folks ready and willing to help, and here's the kicker, wanting you to succeed.
If there's a better group out there I haven't seen it. I'm here for the duration.
Could I ask a question ?
What are those white sensor looking things hanging down over the plants ? They look like humidity or light switches or are they microphones to hear what the are saying about how great life is
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Isn't it great? I have a feeling we could all just change our shit up and be off to the races in no time because of this. Always good to hear all the different perspectives from different angles. Echo chambers don't help anyone to learn and get better.
Agreed, I know a lot of growers where i live but we mostly all do things the same way for better or worse lol.
Discussions I've had on this forum have opened my eyes to new perspectives I likely wouldnt have had otherwise, You and MiMed drastically changed my perspective on NPK ratios. And this forum has inspired me to branch out into hydroponics which may not have happened if not for reading posts from guys like you and aquaman, and seeing Plumbers awesome kratky results.
It's a massively valuable resource, and like plumber pointed out, all the OG's are not really here to brag, but rather share their experiences and help others with less experience work out the growing pains and succeed.
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thats a keeper. Great job man!
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have you ever tried exotic or hammerhead genetics?Shame his plants are much better than most i have seen. And have all the prized original genetics with the flavors i see everyone looking for online.
I may have to grow regs and get Motarebel seeds to get what im missing back. The sensei stuff is long gone.
Even Pete the breeder of ch9 suggested i call him.
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we chaulk it up as mileage bro...gotta go thru trials and tribulations to earn knowledge , just is what it is, hopefully learn from mistakes....mileage~Agreed, I know a lot of growers where i live but we mostly all do things the same way for better or worse lol.
Discussions I've had on this forum have opened my eyes to new perspectives I likely wouldnt have had otherwise, You and MiMed drastically changed my perspective on NPK ratios. And this forum has inspired me to branch out into hydroponics which may not have happened if not for reading posts from guys like you and aquaman, and seeing Plumbers awesome kratky results.
It's a massively valuable resource, and like plumber pointed out, all the OG's are not really here to brag, but rather share their experiences and help others with less experience work out the growing pains and succeed.
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thats a keeper. Great job man!
Thank you
Unfortunately she is the revegged mom and the cuttings are gone from pm.
Im not doing it again. Too many new plants to grow. But i will miss her.
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exotic yes... hammerhead nohave you ever tried exotic or hammerhead genetics?
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have you ever tried exotic or hammerhead genetics?
No. I have not.
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Im so warm and fuzzy with this discussion about all of us in my thread. I am very much a loner. I spend far too much time alone since i started growing and living out in the woods.
I feel part of something good. And it feels real nice.
Thanks everyone for accepting me into the community. :-)
I feel part of something good. And it feels real nice.
Thanks everyone for accepting me into the community. :-)
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I actually slept all day and my psiatic nerve seems to be un pinching a little at a time. I have been gardening crawling around on the floor all week. I need a break from illness. Im sure many of you know how i feel.
Of course the doctors found more to do. My mri shows something on my pancreas.
My mom is a cancer survivor and my brother too.
Well lets not project. Its might be nothing. Its very small in the image.
Of course the doctors found more to do. My mri shows something on my pancreas.
My mom is a cancer survivor and my brother too.
Well lets not project. Its might be nothing. Its very small in the image.
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Back to the perpetual garden thread.
Here is a nice 3 week cured bud of Chemdog skvt x Bag of Oranges.
Very dense structure and a definite orange flavor with the chem infused in. Has a nose tingling effect when smelled.
Hits softer. Not an immediate rush like a diesel but a creeping low frequency buzz that seems to warm the chest and then spread outwards. After a few hits my body feels relaxed and warm and a blanket of fuzzy goodness overcomes.
Not the most potent but was very nice. Helped me finally sleep some. It was helpful for the spasms.
Here is a nice 3 week cured bud of Chemdog skvt x Bag of Oranges.
Very dense structure and a definite orange flavor with the chem infused in. Has a nose tingling effect when smelled.
Hits softer. Not an immediate rush like a diesel but a creeping low frequency buzz that seems to warm the chest and then spread outwards. After a few hits my body feels relaxed and warm and a blanket of fuzzy goodness overcomes.
Not the most potent but was very nice. Helped me finally sleep some. It was helpful for the spasms.
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Come up to Canada, in 3-4 years they might get around to looking at it for you. Then you'd have another long wait for a specialist but its free, almost, you'd still have to pay for meds. maybe at a discount if you're a senior.I actually slept all day and my psiatic nerve seems to be un pinching a little at a time. I have been gardening crawling around on the floor all week. I need a break from illness. Im sure many of you know how i feel.
Of course the doctors found more to do. My mri shows something on my pancreas.
My mom is a cancer survivor and my brother too.
Well lets not project. Its might be nothing. Its very small in the image.
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sht man... be cool with recoveryI actually slept all day and my psiatic nerve seems to be un pinching a little at a time. I have been gardening crawling around on the floor all week. I need a break from illness. Im sure many of you know how i feel.
Of course the doctors found more to do. My mri shows something on my pancreas.
My mom is a cancer survivor and my brother too.
Well lets not project. Its might be nothing. Its very small in the image.
doesnt always have to be a heavy hitter to satisfy bro... if it works use it....wordBack to the perpetual garden thread.
Here is a nice 3 week cured bud of Chemdog skvt x Bag of Oranges.
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Very dense structure and a definite orange flavor with the chem infused in. Has a nose tingling effect when smelled.
Hits softer. Not an immediate rush like a diesel but a creeping low frequency buzz that seems to warm the chest and then spread outwards. After a few hits my body feels relaxed and warm and a blanket of fuzzy goodness overcomes.
Not the most potent but was very nice. Helped me finally sleep some. It was helpful for the spasms.
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I've got a bit of an attitude about our health care, 12 year wait for hip surgery gave me that bad attitude.. When they finally got around to doing iot they considered it an emergency surgery. Htf can a 12 year wait all of a sudden be called an emergency x%#$X%$ oops sorry off for some calming bong loads.Come up to Canada, in 3-4 years they might get around to looking at it for you. Then you'd have another long wait for a specialist but its free, almost, you'd still have to pay for meds. maybe at a discount if you're a senior.
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