Money maker
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DG1959
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I think it is in week 6/7... If you noticed I haven't really removed many leaves, think I should? I grew this indoor with two Marshydro 300w. There are 3 other plants of different strains under these lights and are doing just about the same.
The small buds and trim we make CBD out of it. Our hunting dogs really do so much better with it.
The small buds and trim we make CBD out of it. Our hunting dogs really do so much better with it.
st0wandgrow
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Looks nice man.
So what do you mean you make cbd out of it?
And you give your dogs weed? Do you activate it first, or are they just fed raw plant matter?
Siino Gardens
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I also was a little confused by that, I would be careful with what people give their dogs too. Mine scraped a couple nugs off the table at my wedding and the next thing you know she was having a hard time controlling her body. She just fell to the ground like a seizure and pissed herself... wasn't fun at all. But if your dogs handle it well by all means do what you do!
(added: WE DID HAVE HER TAKEN TO THE VET IMMEDIATELY, so don't think we just left her)
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st0wandgrow
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I also was a little confused by that, I would be careful with what people give their dogs too. Mine scraped a couple nugs off the table at my wedding and the next thing you know she was having a hard time controlling her body. She just fell to the ground like a seizure and pissed herself... wasn't fun at all. But if your dogs handle it well by all means do what you do!
Yeah, I'm thinking non activated would be OK, and I could see it helping a pooch that has arthritis or bad hips. I'd be real careful getting a dog baked though. I've heard of some bad outcomes from that.
Siino Gardens
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I wanted to say that your money maker is looking beautiful, I think you will be nice and happy when you are smoking her soon 
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My problem is that my pooch was a baby and so she went through eating all kinds of things that fucked her up and now she knows that the dank smell means leave it alone. I was curious if she liked fruit so we went through all kinds of fruit that wasn't listed as bad for dogs and it was interesting watching her eat things the first time but then she chose what she liked and didn't like after that. My dog is like my baby though so she gets more attention than most people get from me.
.My problem is that my pooch was a baby and so she went through eating all kinds of things that fucked her up and now she knows that the dank smell means leave it alone. I was curious if she liked fruit so we went through all kinds of fruit that wasn't listed as bad for dogs and it was interesting watching her eat things the first time but then she chose what she liked and didn't like after that. My dog is like my baby though so she gets more attention than most people get from me.
DG1959
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Should have been clearer, sorry...We kind of followed RSO procedure, used everclear. My Lab has bad arthritis and very stiff. We give her 1 tiny dot of the RSO. In my family we have a retired vet. and this man and I have talked about this for a very long time. As my dogs got to where the "normal" meds seemed to not do their job I decided to try this.
I respect opinions but I will listen to my vet.
I respect opinions but I will listen to my vet.
Siino Gardens
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RSO, good idea my man I appreciate that. It is much different than my dog scooping some nugs up into her curious mouth and eating it. Also research is coming out about microdosing all kinds of drugs for benefit and not for high so I am sure your vet knows what they are talking about.
Your money maker is sexy