bassman999
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If using tap water I have trouble thinking it could be cal def, but its possible I suppose.
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urabus2005
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sorry my post was kinda confusing.
I paid like $110 for my PH meter and for like $125 i coulda gotten the same one with PPM as well.
urabus2005
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but wouldnt the fact that i use magical every watering rule out that?
thank you for your help
bassman999
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Never used Magical, but looks like you are right.
I dont add cal/mag stuff unless using r/o water myself.
Maybe too much could cause the same visual indications as too little?
whodatnation
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I have to agree on the cal mag, if your using tap (really depending on its ppm) and also using magic cal every watering I dont think its a cal/mag thing. IMO it would be a good idea not to use it with every watering.
I find it difficult sometimes to accurately diagnose plant problems because there are soo many different things, and combinations of these things, that can show a deficiency or toxicity of any given micro/macro nute. It takes plenty of info to properly diagnose a problem, wish I could be of more help.
I find it difficult sometimes to accurately diagnose plant problems because there are soo many different things, and combinations of these things, that can show a deficiency or toxicity of any given micro/macro nute. It takes plenty of info to properly diagnose a problem, wish I could be of more help.
urabus2005
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i agree, i wonder to if it could be a genetic thing. I have 8 plants all from seed and its only two thats doing it and i have treated them all the same.
I know one of my plants genetics are screwed. At about its 3rd week in veg all the leaves just started getting holes in them and looked as if someone held a lighter under them. i cloned all my plants and about the same size its clones did the exact same thing. I probably shoulda thrown the plant out but it had decent buds on it and i cant bring myself to do it. Hopefully all of its dead leaves dont attract any bugs.
bassman999
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Every strain has different needs, and some are more tolerant than others under the same conditions, and others show stress easy.
whodatnation
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^ agreed, I dont think they could be genetically unhealthy eh? Screwy genetics will be unstable and have undesirable growth characteristics. Not necessarily born with un-fixable deficiencies, but I could be wrong.
Edit: That said, runts and a deformed plant every now and then is normal IMO,, but consistently deformed plants from seed would be a genetic thing maybe.
Edit: That said, runts and a deformed plant every now and then is normal IMO,, but consistently deformed plants from seed would be a genetic thing maybe.
DoobieBrother
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Disingenuously uses more than one guitar, using breaks between changes, but the dude is good:
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whodatnation
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omg
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whodatnation
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[h=1]Police perform “simulated drug raid” on 5th graders; child attacked by police dog[/h][h=2]A "drug awareness" event turned out to be more of a "police state" conditioning drill for a group of 5th graders.[/h]Posted on October 25, 2013 by PSUSA in Uncategorized
BRAZIL, IN — Children were subjected to a “simulated raid” of a party so they could witness police searching citizens with dogs and look for reasons to arrest them in a “drug awareness” event. The idea went from bad to worse when one of the children was attacked by the police dog as it sniffed them for drugs.
This week is apparently “Red Ribbon Awareness week,” in which children across the country are told how important it is to keep up the status quo with drug prohibition. The Clay County Courthouse set up a police state demonstration for a group of 5th graders which involved a simulated police raid of a party involving searches and seizures using a vicious police dog.
With the goal of “educating the Clay County fifth-graders on drug awareness,” police crashed into a simulated party to search the attendees for narcotics. The children involved were told to hold very still while they were searched by police and their K-9.
Brazil Police Chief Clint McQueen revealed that police deliberately planted drugs on an 11-year-old boy in order to make the raid appear more realistic. According to the Brazil Times:
“As I got closer to the actors, Max [the dog] began searching the juveniles,” wrote Walters. “The first male juvenile began moving his legs around as Max searched him. When the male began moving his legs, (this is what) I believe prompted Max’s action to bite the male juvenile on the left calf.”
The unnamed boy was transported by ambulance to St. Vincent Clay Hospital for puncture wounds on his leg from where the police K-9′s fangs had ripped his skin open.
“It wasn’t the dog’s fault and it wasn’t the kid’s fault. But my gosh the kid is gonna carry those memories for a long time,” Clay County resident Ron Pell said.
If this show of incompetence wasn’t enough, police went forward with one last drill as the young boy was being carted away in an ambulance. There were 4 “scenarios” carried out that day.
What was pitched as a “drug awareness” event was in reality more of a “police state conditioning” drill. Young, impressionable kids were subjected to witness first-hand one of America’s most offensive policies: cops crashing into private parties to arrest citizens for possessing a plant or a substance without permission. The kids were being conditioned to accept that getting searched by police dogs without cause is normal behavior that should be supported.
The prohibitionists’ indoctrination plan may have backfired this time, with the children being taught an unintended lesson: that the police can be more dangerous than the drugs.
BRAZIL, IN — Children were subjected to a “simulated raid” of a party so they could witness police searching citizens with dogs and look for reasons to arrest them in a “drug awareness” event. The idea went from bad to worse when one of the children was attacked by the police dog as it sniffed them for drugs.This week is apparently “Red Ribbon Awareness week,” in which children across the country are told how important it is to keep up the status quo with drug prohibition. The Clay County Courthouse set up a police state demonstration for a group of 5th graders which involved a simulated police raid of a party involving searches and seizures using a vicious police dog.
With the goal of “educating the Clay County fifth-graders on drug awareness,” police crashed into a simulated party to search the attendees for narcotics. The children involved were told to hold very still while they were searched by police and their K-9.
Brazil Police Chief Clint McQueen revealed that police deliberately planted drugs on an 11-year-old boy in order to make the raid appear more realistic. According to the Brazil Times:
McQueen said a very small amount of illegal drugs were hidden on one of the juveniles to show how the dogs can find even the smallest trace of an illegal substance. He added all this was done “under exclusive control and supervision of members of the court and law enforcement.”
Dog handler, Ray Walters, issued a report that described the event that resulted in his dog attacking the 5th grader’s leg.
“As I got closer to the actors, Max [the dog] began searching the juveniles,” wrote Walters. “The first male juvenile began moving his legs around as Max searched him. When the male began moving his legs, (this is what) I believe prompted Max’s action to bite the male juvenile on the left calf.”
The unnamed boy was transported by ambulance to St. Vincent Clay Hospital for puncture wounds on his leg from where the police K-9′s fangs had ripped his skin open.
“It wasn’t the dog’s fault and it wasn’t the kid’s fault. But my gosh the kid is gonna carry those memories for a long time,” Clay County resident Ron Pell said.
If this show of incompetence wasn’t enough, police went forward with one last drill as the young boy was being carted away in an ambulance. There were 4 “scenarios” carried out that day.
What was pitched as a “drug awareness” event was in reality more of a “police state conditioning” drill. Young, impressionable kids were subjected to witness first-hand one of America’s most offensive policies: cops crashing into private parties to arrest citizens for possessing a plant or a substance without permission. The kids were being conditioned to accept that getting searched by police dogs without cause is normal behavior that should be supported.
The prohibitionists’ indoctrination plan may have backfired this time, with the children being taught an unintended lesson: that the police can be more dangerous than the drugs.
bassman999
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Who you always seem to find all these stories and it is just insane how screwed up this country, and other countries are.
whodatnation
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It is insane mr Bass. IMO the way schools are setup its already a form of conditioning young kids. Told not to question anything they are told, creativity is usually met with ridicule and "your doing it wrong". Learn what we tell you to learn, and learn it they way we tell you to learn it.
I could go on forever, dropping out the 8th grade was one of the best decisions Iv ever made.
urabus2005
Member
i wish i did, algebra fking sucked. haha
bassman999
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Who, memorizing bogus facts is hardly an education imo as well.
Learning how to learn is the key and reading BS, and reciting it back hardly stimulates the brain!
Hey DST looking good in there! Is that purple coloring on some from lighting or are the plants getting some color?
Learning how to learn is the key and reading BS, and reciting it back hardly stimulates the brain!
Hey DST looking good in there! Is that purple coloring on some from lighting or are the plants getting some color?
whodatnation
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Thats what I was thinking ^
Heres some late night/early morning pr0n for you folks out there. Doc always said at least 2 pr0ns a day! lol i dont know anymore...
Heres some late night/early morning pr0n for you folks out there. Doc always said at least 2 pr0ns a day! lol i dont know anymore...
