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ruby fruit

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Fucking devistated, just had a huge down pour and the snow white has split at allmost all stems from the weight of the buds and rain and the sugar candy is leaning bigtime but its not split, taped the limbs of the snow white up to try prevent anymore damage but its pissing down still and dont think shes going to live through the rains forcast for the next week or so. :( fucking bullshit. I knew i should have set up wire mesh.
Concrete mesh next yr mate dont be to hard on yourself
 

ruby fruit

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Yeah ill be headding to the hardware store tomorrow and try stake up whats left of her, and ill stake up the sugar candy too. The weather looks terrible for the next week here though.
Honestly man i would advise you stake a tarp up at an angle or a big umbrella then it can heal itself straight away instead of getting battered more and having to wait a few days to a week before it can try
 

northeastmarco

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Yeah ill be headding to the hardware store tomorrow and try stake up whats left of her, and ill stake up the sugar candy too. The weather looks terrible for the next week here though.
Had that happen before,sucks.take some wire and stakes,get all branches up and stable.use some splints on cracked areas with some tape and most branches should stay healthy.just try to have help so branches don't crack more.i didn't have help and made it worse.hope it works,mate
 

nuggs

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Australia Passes Historic Medical Cannabis Law
Australia has joined the club of countries that allow medical cannabis. In a legislative push that took just eight weeks, the Australian Parliament last month amended the Narcotic Drugs Act to allow medical cannabis to be legally cultivated and distributed through pharmacies.

"This is an historic day for Australia and the many advocates who have fought long and hard to challenge the stigma around medicinal cannabis products so genuine patients are no longer treated as criminals," Minister for Health Sussan Ley said in a statement.

Lawmakers noted that the law was changed on the first anniversary of the death of 25-year-oldDaniel Haslam, who used medical cannabis to manage the symptoms of bowel cancer. Haslam’s mother, Lucy, had petitioned the government to make his medicine legal and formed the advocacy group United in Compassion.

"It is incredibly fitting that today we are passing this bill which is one step towards making medicinal cannabis accessible to people like Dan," Sen. Richard Di Natale said on the floor of Parliament. "Thank you to Lucy for everything you have done. Please know that your family's grief, pain and suffering has not been in vain and this is a legacy that Dan will leave here in Parliament."

Australian officials must still devise regulations and issue licenses before patients get access, a process that is expected to take at least six months. How those licenses will be defined remains unknown, but separate licenses for research cultivation and medical cultivation and distribution are likely.

The amendment calls for “a medicinal formulation of cannabis” to be identified, which is underway at the University of Sydney, thanks to a $24 million donation for studies on treating severe epilepsy, palliative pain, and nausea associated with chemotherapy.

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doublejj

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Australia Passes Historic Medical Cannabis Law
Australia has joined the club of countries that allow medical cannabis. In a legislative push that took just eight weeks, the Australian Parliament last month amended the Narcotic Drugs Act to allow medical cannabis to be legally cultivated and distributed through pharmacies.

"This is an historic day for Australia and the many advocates who have fought long and hard to challenge the stigma around medicinal cannabis products so genuine patients are no longer treated as criminals," Minister for Health Sussan Ley said in a statement.

Lawmakers noted that the law was changed on the first anniversary of the death of 25-year-oldDaniel Haslam, who used medical cannabis to manage the symptoms of bowel cancer. Haslam’s mother, Lucy, had petitioned the government to make his medicine legal and formed the advocacy group United in Compassion.

"It is incredibly fitting that today we are passing this bill which is one step towards making medicinal cannabis accessible to people like Dan," Sen. Richard Di Natale said on the floor of Parliament. "Thank you to Lucy for everything you have done. Please know that your family's grief, pain and suffering has not been in vain and this is a legacy that Dan will leave here in Parliament."

Australian officials must still devise regulations and issue licenses before patients get access, a process that is expected to take at least six months. How those licenses will be defined remains unknown, but separate licenses for research cultivation and medical cultivation and distribution are likely.

The amendment calls for “a medicinal formulation of cannabis” to be identified, which is underway at the University of Sydney, thanks to a $24 million donation for studies on treating severe epilepsy, palliative pain, and nausea associated with chemotherapy.

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Big step, but unfortunately I don't think this law allows for person cultivation, commercially grown only available thru pharmacies....
 

ruby fruit

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Big step, but unfortunately I don't think this law allows for person cultivation, commercially grown only available thru pharmacies....
Thats what i think to jj...i still think aust will be years away from personal medical grows..i dont even think for someone who has a condition they will be allowed to grow thier own..interesting times ahead for sure
 

nuggs

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I just read it posted in the ASA newsletter. thought you would like to see it. I think they mentioned the united nation's meeting where some countries are allowing medical pot. that's the good part atleast your're country is doing something. the world needs to wake the fuk up! cannabis is a God given cure for human's !
 
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ruby fruit

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I just read it posted in the ASA newsletter. thought you would like to see it. I think they mentioned the united nation's meeting where some countries are allowing medical pot. that's the good part atleast your're country is doing something. the world needs to wake the fuk up! cannabis is a God given cure for human's !
You are so right nuggs man...
And yes the best thing is at least countries are starting to look at it as beneficial and curing and helping ppl who need it.
ive seen first hand the benefits of using it when u have cancer etc even for toothaches its the ppl that havnt seen that we need to convince ;)
 

ruby fruit

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Humidity of 75% today.
El nino affect hell i havnt seen humidity like this in summer ever..not as consistant as this year and i think its contributed to my slow start in veg even tho i started a week earlier than last season.
Gonna be interesting seeing how yields compare.
 

Vnsmkr

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Humidity of 75% today.
El nino affect hell i havnt seen humidity like this in summer ever..not as consistant as this year and i think its contributed to my slow start in veg even tho i started a week earlier than last season.
Gonna be interesting seeing how yields compare.
Yeah its hugging 80% here this morning. Another 3 days and it will be waxing crescent moon time again.

Pressure 1012.08 hPa
Visibility 10.0 kilometers
Clouds Few 609 m
Heat Index 26 °C
Dew Point 21 °C
Humidity 79%
Rainfall 0 mm
 

adgas

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Humidity of 75% today.
El nino affect hell i havnt seen humidity like this in summer ever..not as consistant as this year and i think its contributed to my slow start in veg even tho i started a week earlier than last season.
Gonna be interesting seeing how yields compare.
Yeah we had our average monthly rainfall in one day yesterday and its raining and 30deg all week. Never had to deal with this weather in my growing career.
 

ruby fruit

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I wonder if wonder woman would work in my climate which is a short season of two months veg and two months flowering. What do you think ruby fruit?
If u only got 8 weeks for flower.u may just finish but im not 100% sure...i dont have full sunlight hours daily and last year i went to 9 weeks and for 50% amber i guess i would have to go to 10-11.
But it does say 8 weeks in optimum conditions so if u have full sun theres a chance it could be ok ?
Hope this helps
 

ruby fruit

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If u only got 8 weeks for flower.u may just finish but im not 100% sure...i dont have full sunlight hours daily and last year i went to 9 weeks and for 50% amber i guess i would have to go to 10-11.
But it does say 8 weeks in optimum conditions so if u have full sun theres a chance it could be ok ?
Hope this helps
I would add to this and say its possible but no amber just cloudy on 8 weeks
this pic here was just coming up to the 8th week
 
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