Nice looking plants brah! why did you choose auto-flowering plants?
Thanks for the tip Surf. The hippie is off his rocker with those $200 seeds. I know you get what you pay for but, Soma's prices are a little steep. If there is a market for it i hope he makes a killing! I'm truly not against making money, but if i can get the same genetics for less money I’m all over it!....cheeehooo!
how a bout a rusty pipe cleaner brush in your piss hole?...lol... or maybe even bob for apples in a deep fryer.
Personally- I'd rather jack off in front of my parents before I bought seeds for that price...
Sweet brah,post some picks
Lol- I'm a bit buzzed and thought you posted that in response to my last post- I was like What the !?!?!
That’s fucking hilarious
Trichy-Think more along the lines of gravtitational pull, fluid movement in plants and soil moisture....if you mow your yard at the right time, you won't have to mow as much...
Yep, this plant has made me a much better person....should have seen my wild ass on zanax...I'm reading teaming w/ microbes again right now....I think great information is lost each generation as we try to control our mother earth instead of working with her.....
thanks for sharing .. im going to get one of those sticks for when i harvest colas
Thanks man. Is there any sort of reading resource for all the details? I suppose it could make sense, but I thought the osmotic pressure the plants use to draw the water up were so much stronger than gravity that it might be negligeable with the moon. For instance- weigh a 100lb weight on a full moon- not even an ounce lighter I'd venture to guess... Now I know that something as huge as the ocean can be affected obviously with tides and the such- but a plant is so small in comparison- I even remember reading that in space the lack of gravity had negative impact on many of the plants. I am not however discounting the idea- just putting in my initial wonderings on how it might work.
well whether it's real or not- it certainly doesn't hurt. The question is if by waiting an extra week for the moon, will the positive differences be enough to make up for the lost week of growth. I am going to experiment with aspirin foliar feed. I've read a pretty compelling article a while back... http://www.plantea.com/plant-aspirin.htm - anyone else ever hear this? It makes sense to me- aspirin is generally a derivitive of willow bark, slightly modified to not burn your stomach so much as it does in it's complete natural form and is part of a plants defenses. Plus I'm hoping that my next crop will really ease a headache- and prevent heart attacks- lol