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I don't believe that. It would have been way too organised. I think it's more likely that people were scared of the dark, and when the sun came up every morning, it was their 'God' or 'Lord' call it whatever you like but the sun gives everything, without it life cannot exist. From there, it...

I live about a mile from a commercial centre where there are about five furniture makers. For reference, I paid 35K MXN for a fitted kitchen (in wood, not that MDF shite) which is around $1,900.

Today it is too damn hot to do anything except swelter.

It could be... I borrowed industrial oxygen once from a brewery, to save a heart attack victim. Maybe they were using it for water purification. Ah no - I looked it up. It helps the yeast.

This is one of 8 plants from the same seed, F2s, the rest are fine but this one looks like one of its parents, the sativa. It took ages in veg and now it is taking forever in flower. Also, it has begun showing purps. Which would normally be fine, BUT... if I squish a bud between my fingers and...

I am really not that happy with the vaccine. I was given the Chinese Sinotech one. But now, reports from the Far East show it's not effective against the Delta variant. I hope I can get any other type a.s.a.p. but to hear of people refusing the vaccine... that is so annoying.

Ultimately when you adjust pH you are creating salts. Sulphuric acid -> magnesium sulphate and calcium sulphate. Citric acid -> citrates. Vinegar -> acetates. I'd use citric because I stock it for other things and because I don't like handling battery acid.

It begins typically in high temps and high humidity. Usually the first sign is in the largest cola: a twisted or dying sugar leaf. Once you spot that you have to act fast. Once it gets going, you can easily detach sections of calyx and leaves from the already-rotting stem. I just had a case...

That does look a bit sus. Test it. If you can easily pull leaf or calyx away, that's likely to be rot.

Bud rot is brown. I've never seen any red intermediate stage.

I grew in coco for years without any problems and without paraphernalia.

Next time you take pics please do it under natural light. I am not inclined to bust my ass diagnosing problems in plants the colours of compost.

PPM? pH? I leave things like that in the lab where I do chemistry. I've never needed to know, and neither does the rosebush, the peach tree, or the bananas.

It seems to be cumulative. When you get women in their 30s or 40s complaining of hair loss, that's not normal. I'm not saying that using it once or twice will cause hair loss. But if it's your regular shampoo, it is likely. I first became aware of this when my hands and my wife's hands got...

I've been to many of these places. Every country on the Saudi peninsula and a few in Africa that are Islamic. What I found was, the places that are rich, like Saudi, are the real shithole countries, not the ones Mr Trump was thinking of, right? Because the Saudis have always been Americas...

I would just go soilless medium and do flood and drain.

That's fine if you have very soft water. Most places it's a bad idea because the soap combines with the minerals in hard water, causing insoluble soap scum to stick to the hair. This is why people who use soap as shampoo usually rinse with vinegar. Modern surfactants were invented to solve this...

It's an extremely cheap - the MOST cheap by many factors - of the preservatives and the manufacturers know that you are going to blame yourself and not their product.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1395609/ (Kathon CG is used in a lot of cosmetics) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17343617/ https://elmhurstdermatology.com/2014/05/19/common-contact-dermatitis-culprit/...