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LockedOutOfHeaven
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You really need more light ASAP! At least 3 of those for the next couple weeks and then more. If you can invest in a grow light. Good luck.
supchaka
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Give her some medibles! Ive been giving some to my old bulldog. He sleeps longer through the night and seems more froggy now when he's up. I think the anti-inflammatory action is really helping his hips. Sure he isn't going to run upstairs anytime soon but I do notice a little more spring in his step!That's going to be a Fortress of Dankitude, doc
I'm off to bed, or at least get some stuff done in the garage.
The cat is still alive, and used the catbox twice all on her own to pee, and she squirted a few dashes of poo, so she is metabolizing the food were feeding her now.
We're up to squirting 300ml of pureed food into her mouth, and she keeps it all down.
And we're starting physical therapy on her legs to help get them limber and a little stronger.
She's a bit more alert, and her hearing is returning (she was getting more & more deaf, but anti-biotics seems to have helped with an inner ear infection)
She's still way critical, and may not make it through this all, but today was a better day than in the last week, so there's still hope.
You all have a great night out there!
Deusracing
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Mr. Expert I'm in need of a bit of help here. I am curious when you tell the sex of the plant and if you look at my photos can you tell.. thank you.. disregard the thai pepper plant mans gotta eat.
supchaka
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They gotta be getting a little light by now eh?It's been a week and I still haven't watered the clones I got.The rules of biology continue to cease to exist at my house. lol
genuity
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happy you are getting back to smokeing your own herbs,whats that trim job smell like.
giggles26
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Me to bro. Thanks again! Will deff return the favor.
It smells really sweet with coffee Undertones. It got real sweet in the last 2 weeks. Almost jolly rancher sweet.
genuity
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sounds right to me.
pass the good vibes to the next person,got to keep it going.
giggles26
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The nugs are dense as a rock and I'll pass it on bro.
whodatnation
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[h=1]Hemp Wins in Federal Farm Bill[/h]Posted on February 4, 2014 at 9:05 am by David Downs in Business, featured
Hemp textile used by shoe company Vans (via Flickr - immortalkenny w/ CC license)
Universities and researchers can expect to cultivate more of pot’s sober cousin, hemp, thanks to a section in the Farm Bill expected to pass the Senate today.
Humans have used the tall, cane-like fibrous weed for eons as a food, fuel and fiber, yet the federal government banned hemp as part of their war on marijuana beginning in 1937. Hemp supporters never forgot the plant, which cannot be legally grown in the U.S., but can be imported from places like China and Canada. Retail sales of hemp in the U.S. total about a half-billion dollars per year.
The end of pot prohibition in certain parts of the country also heralds the return of hemp, which is now legal at the state level in nine states. Under a provision in the massive, $100 billion Farm Bill, universities and researchers in those nine states could more easily obtain permits to grow hemp for research purposes.
“We are laying the groundwork for a new commodity market for Kentucky farmers,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.), said in a statement reported by the Wall St. Journal.
Bruce Perlowin, CEO of Hemp, Inc. said in a release, “… these are monumental steps for the industry. What we are all trying to get people to understand is that this will finally unlock a clean ‘American Industrial Revolution’ that will not only be economically sound, but environmentally advantageous.”
Lobbyists for narcotics officers remain opposed to legal hemp. They say police cannot distinguishbetween the non-psychoactive fiber crop (which contains less than .3 percent THC), and drug crops, (which have THC levels 50 times higher than that).
Universities and researchers can expect to cultivate more of pot’s sober cousin, hemp, thanks to a section in the Farm Bill expected to pass the Senate today.
Humans have used the tall, cane-like fibrous weed for eons as a food, fuel and fiber, yet the federal government banned hemp as part of their war on marijuana beginning in 1937. Hemp supporters never forgot the plant, which cannot be legally grown in the U.S., but can be imported from places like China and Canada. Retail sales of hemp in the U.S. total about a half-billion dollars per year.
The end of pot prohibition in certain parts of the country also heralds the return of hemp, which is now legal at the state level in nine states. Under a provision in the massive, $100 billion Farm Bill, universities and researchers in those nine states could more easily obtain permits to grow hemp for research purposes.
“We are laying the groundwork for a new commodity market for Kentucky farmers,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.), said in a statement reported by the Wall St. Journal.
Bruce Perlowin, CEO of Hemp, Inc. said in a release, “… these are monumental steps for the industry. What we are all trying to get people to understand is that this will finally unlock a clean ‘American Industrial Revolution’ that will not only be economically sound, but environmentally advantageous.”
Lobbyists for narcotics officers remain opposed to legal hemp. They say police cannot distinguishbetween the non-psychoactive fiber crop (which contains less than .3 percent THC), and drug crops, (which have THC levels 50 times higher than that).
whodatnation
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Marijuana Prevents Alzheimers Disease, Major Researcher Suspects
Posted on February 4, 2014 at 9:41 am by David Downs in Health
The anti-inflammatory cannabis may prevent Alzheimer's Disease later in life, researchers suspect (via Flickr - institut-douglas w/ CC license)
A prominent professor of neuroscience, immunology and medical genetics at Ohio State University says in an recent interview that using low doses of marijuana for prolonged periods of time at some point in your life is probably going to slow the onset or development of dementia, to the point where youll most likely die of old age before you get Alzheimers.
Im sorry, come again?
The quotes come from a LeafScience interviewpublished Jan. 29 with Gary Wenk, PhD,professor of neuroscience, immunology and medical genetics at Ohio State University, who has studied how to combat brain inflammation for over 25 years.
Inflammation plays a major role in not only Alzheimers, but ALS, Parkinsons disease, AIDS, dementia, multiple sclerosis, autism, schizophrenia, etc. Taking anti-inflammatories has preventative effects in the brain, Wenk says. And cannabis is among the oldest, strongest, cheapest, safest anti-inflammatories there is. THC also directly works on the Alzheimers disease cycle.
.. if you do anything, such as smoke a bunch of marijuana in your 20s and 30s, you may wipe out all of the inflammation in your brain and then things start over again. And you simply die of old age before inflammation becomes an issue for you, Wenk states.
More than five million Americans have Alzheimers today. One in three seniors will die with Alzheimers or another dementia, and Alzheimers is the sixth leading cause of death in the nation, costing America about $203 billion in 2013.
Posted on February 4, 2014 at 9:41 am by David Downs in Health
A prominent professor of neuroscience, immunology and medical genetics at Ohio State University says in an recent interview that using low doses of marijuana for prolonged periods of time at some point in your life is probably going to slow the onset or development of dementia, to the point where youll most likely die of old age before you get Alzheimers.
Im sorry, come again?
The quotes come from a LeafScience interviewpublished Jan. 29 with Gary Wenk, PhD,professor of neuroscience, immunology and medical genetics at Ohio State University, who has studied how to combat brain inflammation for over 25 years.
Inflammation plays a major role in not only Alzheimers, but ALS, Parkinsons disease, AIDS, dementia, multiple sclerosis, autism, schizophrenia, etc. Taking anti-inflammatories has preventative effects in the brain, Wenk says. And cannabis is among the oldest, strongest, cheapest, safest anti-inflammatories there is. THC also directly works on the Alzheimers disease cycle.
.. if you do anything, such as smoke a bunch of marijuana in your 20s and 30s, you may wipe out all of the inflammation in your brain and then things start over again. And you simply die of old age before inflammation becomes an issue for you, Wenk states.
More than five million Americans have Alzheimers today. One in three seniors will die with Alzheimers or another dementia, and Alzheimers is the sixth leading cause of death in the nation, costing America about $203 billion in 2013.
Don Gin and Ton
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that's a hell of a long time to turn a prohibition over!
DST
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View attachment 2984260 This is my small lamp
GET MORE LIGHT ASAP! or plant them outside if you have decent weather...
OMMP, whats that then, was it fun? welcome back.Hello Y'all! Miss me!?Just been lost in the OMMP community for a bit, nothing terrible...
Anyhoo, here's a few pics from Button Ben...soz, from phone
What happens when you put an overly large clone in a rucksack
And the girls in full.
Peace, DST
Don Gin and Ton
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i still can't believe you transport in a rucksack on a bike?! having done A to B on those fucking crazy dutch roads.
you moved the box fan yet??
you moved the box fan yet??