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I heard TONS of dudes smoke hash in Egypt... Even the taxi drivers will take hits in traffic...

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I have seen really noticeable differences between plants that get an inch or two of perlite/pumice on the bottom of the smart pots. They like it! I now even do it with my small plastic transplants... The roots cling to those particles and are air pruned, ready to burst into their new homes...

I mixed up some soil yesterday with my buddy for some outdoor girls... 6, 25 gallon smarties: (1/3 peat moss, 1/6 rice hulls, 1/6 pumice, 1/3 local compost/home made worm castings) Plus all the goodies...Shrimp/Crab meal, Kelp, Rock Dusts, Neem Cake, Oyster Shells, BD preps... I cant wait to...

Throw some mulch,clover seed and worms in there and it should be fine for months, just make sure it wont get dried out. I am in the process of building twice as many no till pots as I need for flower, that way I can always have some pots in my room, and some pots growing cover crops. Rotate as...

Glad to see you back Rrog! Cann, way to go on that Plushberry, safe to say you got the electric bill all sorted out with that one...lol.

Ahhh, no more digging. We made it to the top boys! (and girls) Now lets keep the momentum going in here... A little Jack Herer motivational buzz anyone...?

Lol KK. You and I really need to hang out.

Lately Ive been adding small amounts of French Green Clay to my Horsetail regimen with Amazing results... Check out this article I just found! (had to que you guys in): Foliar Sprays of Clay Reduce the Severity of Powdery Mildew on Long English Cucumber and Wine Grapes Intuition wins again...

Maybe Im just a snob, but at the end of the day, its going to be about quality, variety and price. If a PC can provide all three, the individual caregivers will just have to step up their game, go bigger or just go personal. There will always be money and big guys and small ones.... one...

I think this is going to be a good thing in the end. I work at an indoor garden shop, and you would never believe the amount of "caregivers" (mom and pop) that come through the door looking for bug bombs, chemicals and generally have NO idea what they are doing, what they are growing or that it...

Thanks everyone.

Hello everyone, Ive got a straight forward question for those in the know. As a caregiver, is my patient LEGALLY allowed inside my secure grow room with me present? Seeing as I am growing THIER plants and assisting in thier medical use, I assume this is okay. Any thoughts? Thanks.

I think you could swap the two for each other, however, it surprises me that a farm supply store wouldn't carry CHEAP ground oyster shells. I buy them for my chicken and soil mixes, 10$ a 50lb bag at my local T.S.C. You could also swap them for dried roasted eggshells, I posted a tutorial for...

Crimson clover is great too. I use it quite often as my 'short' season clover choice, as it reaches maturity in one or two seasons (depending on sowing time) Red Clover or sometimes called Mammoth Red Clover is really nice in areas like lawns/flower beds or used in longer rotations (2+...

Great ideas everyone! Ive been lurking over at another site where Bodhi frequents, and have been inspired by him to make F2's of some of his lines, and work them in my own direction... Ive got some great projects in mind...and my goal is to create the perfect strain for migraine patients. (my...

Yes but, just like the subtle Terpines we all tweak about, Lettuce and many other salad greens, have subtle phytochemicals and flavonoids, That are very good for health, boost your immune system and prevent cancer. The more colors, types of greens in your mix, the healthier your salad is. I...

That Chickling Vetch is really cool stuff. I cant wait to see what you do with it. I thought it would be perfect for your situation...or at least a better fit than clover. It should grow much faster, fix more nitrogen, and will be easier to manage post season when your cleaning everything up...

http://www.johnnyseeds.com/p-6207-chickling-vetch-ac-greenfix-og.aspx This is what you want for your mound bro! Fast action Nitrogen fixing power, beautiful little purple flowers and beneficial insect attractant. You could cut it back to keep it low, great bio-mass for your compost pile/mulch.

I know a place in GR that can get it Nick. PM me if your interested...