Jewels
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Hold on to your balls brother.
You are what you eat.
The best food for feeding shrimp is comprised of 98% shrimp meal.
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You are what you eat.
The best food for feeding shrimp is comprised of 98% shrimp meal.
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
I had mis-captioned this as a MK Ultra in a previous post.
Not so. ?
Imagine my elation , and detect an air of pride when I tell you this is one of my own ,
JTR X Respect.
Respect buds can be long and floofy. JTRipper seems to pass down a pile of sugarleaf.
I think I may have hit the jackpot on this one. It is shaping up to be a no-trim chonker.
Not so. ?
Imagine my elation , and detect an air of pride when I tell you this is one of my own ,
JTR X Respect.
Respect buds can be long and floofy. JTRipper seems to pass down a pile of sugarleaf.
I think I may have hit the jackpot on this one. It is shaping up to be a no-trim chonker.
Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
Thanks I Honestly didn't know that.
Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
That I understand; I keep multiple species of Catfish as pets.
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
Potash hot
Wood ash cool
Wood ash is closer to 0-1-3
Beneficial up to 22 tonne per Ha.
It will raise the EC and bacterial populations, at that rate. @13 ph it will alky the soil, as well.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Do you have to cut them up first, or are your fish big enough to eat a whole cat??
Wood ash cool
Wood ash is closer to 0-1-3
Beneficial up to 22 tonne per Ha.
It will raise the EC and bacterial populations, at that rate. @13 ph it will alky the soil, as well.
Wood Ash Induced pH Changes Strongly Affect Soil Bacterial Numbers and Community Composition
Recirculation of wood ash from energy production to forest soil improves the sustainability of this energy production form as recycled wood ash contains nutrients that otherwise would be lost at harvest. In addition, wood-ash is beneficial to many soils ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Do you have to cut them up first, or are your fish big enough to eat a whole cat??
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Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
I have an Amazonian Red Tail Catfish that will be capable of asking how many kids come in a kid's meal when he's an adult lol. The Eclipse Catfish will probably max out at like a foot or maybe foot and a half, the Cuckoo Catfish from Africa is pretty tiny though. But yeah Red Tail Catfish get almost 6 feet.Potash hot
Wood ash cool
Wood ash is closer to 0-1-3
Beneficial up to 22 tonne per Ha.
It will raise the EC and bacterial populations, at that rate. @13 ph it will alky the soil, as well.
Wood Ash Induced pH Changes Strongly Affect Soil Bacterial Numbers and Community Composition
Recirculation of wood ash from energy production to forest soil improves the sustainability of this energy production form as recycled wood ash contains nutrients that otherwise would be lost at harvest. In addition, wood-ash is beneficial to many soils ...
Do you have to cut them up first, or are your fish big enough to eat a whole cat??
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
Q.
How long can a Cannabis plant endure -35C ?
A.
Less than 16 strides.
I bagged these in oversized trash sacks, then ran like hell for the house.
Less than 30 seconds , these things were outdoors.
Burnt them to hell.
Just like all adversity in life, if my sac is okay- I will recover.
This pollen took !
I spread a bunch around late yesterday, and overnight I can see that it had the desired effect.
How long can a Cannabis plant endure -35C ?
A.
Less than 16 strides.
I bagged these in oversized trash sacks, then ran like hell for the house.
Less than 30 seconds , these things were outdoors.
Burnt them to hell.
Just like all adversity in life, if my sac is okay- I will recover.
This pollen took !
I spread a bunch around late yesterday, and overnight I can see that it had the desired effect.
GthaEnigma
Canna-Arborist
Damn, that is cold. Glad your sac came through alright lol they will definitely be some frosty babies.
Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
Damn bro that's COLD too! The lowest I've seen plants around here get was 27 degrees Fahrenheit, as that was the coldest it got before the outside stuff was ready season before last but they took it and the snow like champs, and it was no where near as cold as that. Glad your results were good though.
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
@Amarok got it way worse.
We rarely hit -40C here. It was dead calm, and that makes it tolerable.
Got a bit of a Chinook today. Story goes that word means snow-eater.
It makes for an excellent lesson in sublimation. Snowdrifts will go from a solid to a gas without leaving a puddle on the ground.
Yesterday
View attachment 20220110_170746.mp4
Today
Some kinda pressure phenom always makes for this Chinook arch.
View attachment 20220111_164635.mp4
Hella windy too.
As you can see, all of the trees have been blown away?
Anywho
Sour Strawberry Tangie
View attachment 20220112_020802.mp4
Also hella windy
We rarely hit -40C here. It was dead calm, and that makes it tolerable.
Got a bit of a Chinook today. Story goes that word means snow-eater.
It makes for an excellent lesson in sublimation. Snowdrifts will go from a solid to a gas without leaving a puddle on the ground.
Yesterday
View attachment 20220110_170746.mp4
Today
Some kinda pressure phenom always makes for this Chinook arch.
View attachment 20220111_164635.mp4
Hella windy too.
As you can see, all of the trees have been blown away?
Anywho
Sour Strawberry Tangie
View attachment 20220112_020802.mp4
Also hella windy
I miss Chinooks. I grew up on the eastern slopes of the Rockies and there is nothing like waking up in the middle of a cold winter night to the sound of that warm wind blowing and water dripping.
Not sure if you know Corb Lund's stuff. He grew up in your neck of the woods. He was my neighbor up here while we were both in college. Started out in the smalls, a punk band, before transitioning to country.
Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
Here a Chinook is a King Salmon; I've not heard of it used that way before.
Chinook
In Canada, the chinook belt lies almost exclusively within southern and central Alberta. The wind occurs in every season, but it is more distinctive and numerou...
www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
Psychobilly
🧀Muenster
Wow that's crazy with the temperature difference! That image was pretty though showing the clouds moving with the wind.
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
The Smalls - Selected Works (1990 - 2001)
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2014 Vinyl release of "Selected Works (1990 - 2001)" on Discogs.
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Looga dis supidazz Beldia
shot a branch out the far side of ZingerJTR X R
looking plump.
These are both Bloody Taffie, @Amarok. One in front of the other.
I got to looking closely at them , and have spotted differences.This front one has green peitoles.
Better calyx ratio.
Less stretch.
Denser overall
This one has purple peitole .Taller.
Smaller bud.
Leafy bud.Might be frostier.
If I was a cull'n in veg, I might look for taller, lanky specimens. Are you seeing any purp ?
I'll have to look for purple. I haven't spent a lot of time with them and currently they are dark during the day so they have a bit more heat at night. I will try to take some photos soon.
Re the smalls
They were my neighbors. Me and my scuzzy roommates had to pass their house to get to our place from the bus stop, back around '88/'89. Not sure who lived there, but it was their practice space, and they were bad then; like couldn't play basic ACDC, bad. I was surprised when I was visiting my home town a few years later and my friends were like "you've gotta check these guys out. they're awesome!"
They ended up having a pretty successful career, though I never listened to them much. I am a big fan of a lot of Corb's alt-country stuff (though if I never hear the Truck Got Stuck again, that would be okay).
We partied in the same circle but weren't close. The west end was pretty happening back then, before the MacEwan Arts Campus shut down. Lots of interesting and creative people were around.
If we ever smoke one together, ask me about the buck-knife story.
Re the smalls
They were my neighbors. Me and my scuzzy roommates had to pass their house to get to our place from the bus stop, back around '88/'89. Not sure who lived there, but it was their practice space, and they were bad then; like couldn't play basic ACDC, bad. I was surprised when I was visiting my home town a few years later and my friends were like "you've gotta check these guys out. they're awesome!"
They ended up having a pretty successful career, though I never listened to them much. I am a big fan of a lot of Corb's alt-country stuff (though if I never hear the Truck Got Stuck again, that would be okay).
We partied in the same circle but weren't close. The west end was pretty happening back then, before the MacEwan Arts Campus shut down. Lots of interesting and creative people were around.
If we ever smoke one together, ask me about the buck-knife story.
