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Jewels

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capital state you can have 4 plants
That is a start anyway. Looks like a step in the right direction.
I thought NZ would come around. Although, didnt they referendum "No" ?
Funny, I get a young and liberal vibe from NZ. F'n old goatherds musta stopped lambing long enough to go vote, no.
,,, all the stoners forgot.


Just being an ass, of course. (and not to lump you together, but ) I think voter turnout down there is typically twice what we see up here.
 

Jewels

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Reverend 3x
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Widower Maker
BR x Tomahawk
Tammy Hawk
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Last of the Congitians
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Tweet Tweet
Twiddle Twiddle
there is only one garden with a hole in the middle
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Watermelon IceCream
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Same Citrus City
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Heavy F2x Crockett
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BlueRipper F2
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Welcome to sugar heaven !
I knew she would be shaggy.
Still , getting massive.

Same shot, basicly.
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Jewels

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Left side layout.
Top left is all Rebel forces "R"
10 pack assorted Tangie"Tang"
Top Right is Citrus City "CC"
and Twinkle "TT"
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Juanita is always a hairy wildebeast.
Really should see that coming.
I F'd up.
I hate trimming.
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I will take four buds ,over 400, any day.
Ooops.
 

MacGydro

Gum Wrapper Grows
Looking lush and lovely, man, congrats!

So, we haven't really been using our rabbit droppings for anything yet, but I'd like to start, eventually.
How do you recommend working it into a compost pile?
We've got a little one started, but not doing any turning or maintenance yet. It's still pretty small... But there's some volunteer sprouts popped out already.
 

Keif Lint

In Bloom
That is a start anyway. Looks like a step in the right direction.
I thought NZ would come around. Although, didnt they referendum "No" ?
Funny, I get a young and liberal vibe from NZ. F'n old goatherds musta stopped lambing long enough to go vote, no.
,,, all the stoners forgot.


Just being an ass, of course. (and not to lump you together, but ) I think voter turnout down there is typically twice what we see up here.
Yeah voting is compulsory in Oz, dunno about NZ. NZ is bad for meth so I don't think they'll legalise there for a bit as they tend to lump everything together there. Oz will do it but only once it can be taxed and regulated as the dollar is king here sadly
 

Jewels

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"
The cleansing power of pee: If you’ve investigated the ingredients in your household cleaners, you may have noticed a prevalent ingredient: ammonia. As a base, ammonia is a useful cleanser because dirt and grease–which are slightly acidic–get neutralized by the ammonia. Even though early Europeans knew about soap, many launderers preferred to use urine for its ammonia to get tough stains out of cloth. In fact, in ancient Rome, vessels for collecting urine were commonplace on streets–passers-by would relieve themselves into them and when the vats were full their contents were taken to a fullonica (a laundry), diluted with water and poured over dirty clothes. A worker would stand in the tub of urine and stomp on the clothes, similar to modern washing machine’s agitator.

Even after making soap became more prevalent, urine–known as chamber lye for the chamber pots it was collected in–was often used as a soaking treatment for tough stains "
 

Primal

CHOOSE YOUR TITLE
"
The cleansing power of pee: If you’ve investigated the ingredients in your household cleaners, you may have noticed a prevalent ingredient: ammonia. As a base, ammonia is a useful cleanser because dirt and grease–which are slightly acidic–get neutralized by the ammonia. Even though early Europeans knew about soap, many launderers preferred to use urine for its ammonia to get tough stains out of cloth. In fact, in ancient Rome, vessels for collecting urine were commonplace on streets–passers-by would relieve themselves into them and when the vats were full their contents were taken to a fullonica (a laundry), diluted with water and poured over dirty clothes. A worker would stand in the tub of urine and stomp on the clothes, similar to modern washing machine’s agitator.

Even after making soap became more prevalent, urine–known as chamber lye for the chamber pots it was collected in–was often used as a soaking treatment for tough stains "
I’ll take “More things than I ever wanted to know about piss.” for $500.00 Alex......??????????✌?
 

Jewels

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"But Ms. Mochama rears rabbits mainly to harvest their urine, which she uses on her farm as a pesticide and a fertilizer.

She says it’s easy to harvest rabbit urine because the animals have a habit of urinating in the same place every time.

So Ms. Mochama placed a plastic sheet on the floor in the corner of the hutch where the rabbits urinate. The plastic sheet slants toward a pipe that drains the urine into a five-litre jerry can under the hutch.

In a week, Ms. Mochama can harvest up to three litres of urine from her eight rabbits.

After collecting the urine, she mixes it with maize starch and molasses and leaves it to ferment for about three weeks in a container. Then she dilutes one litre of the mixture with 20 litres of water. And then it is ready for spraying, either as a pesticide or as a fertilizer."
 

Jewels

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Oz will do it but only once it can be taxed and regulated as the dollar is king here sadly
There lies the motivation for regulation. Government is known to have their hands dipping in everything. Once they realize how much money there is to be made there, they will be soaking it up as fast as they can.

In Canada the benefit trickled all the way down to a little guy , like me. No home growing in Manitoba and I think there is some BS going on in Quebec as well.

A houseold is allowed 4 plants. Legaly and technically, my wifes permit is good for 49 plants, and the Rec makes 53.
The misses paid less than a hundred bucks for her medical consultation and the federal paperwork is free , less the cost of a stamp.
 

Jewels

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Wouldn't catch me employing human urine- anywhere.
,,,gotta maintain some standards.


How do you recommend working it into a compost pile?

I gave this some thought. I would make a thick slurry, add some leaf mould , creek muck , and a splash of Gatorade or syrup. Bubble that tea up in a warm spot ( aquarium heater perhaps) Give 48 hours of bubbling , no more.
Soak down your compost. I think that would be called inoculating or seeding.
 

Ramjet159

pHeno pHisher
There lies the motivation for regulation. Government is known to have their hands dipping in everything. Once they realize how much money there is to be made there, they will be soaking it up as fast as they can.

In Canada the benefit trickled all the way down to a little guy , like me. No home growing in Manitoba and I think there is some BS going on in Quebec as well.

A houseold is allowed 4 plants. Legaly and technically, my wifes permit is good for 49 plants, and the Rec makes 53.
The misses paid less than a hundred bucks for her medical consultation and the federal paperwork is free , less the cost of a stamp.
South Australia rode the closest line to legalisation a couple decades ago when you could grow from memory up to about a dozen plants with only an on the spot fine with no convictions if caught until the bikies got hold of the idea to set up a heap of dozen plant grows in cheap rental properties and put a sacraficial stooger in each house to tend and fucked it all up after only a couple years . Was a handy couple years though . Now it’s only one plant on the spot fine
 

Jewels

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Now it’s only one plant on the spot fine
That is not so worse. Well, depending on the fine amount.

When I lived in a city with light rail transit, the fine for riding without a ticket was 27 bucks.
I figured I could could get busted once a month and still be further ahead then buying the $35 pass.

I might have fudge the numbers ,but not the ratios. Recall, I never purchased a pass and I never got busted?
 

Keif Lint

In Bloom
South Australia rode the closest line to legalisation a couple decades ago when you could grow from memory up to about a dozen plants with only an on the spot fine with no convictions if caught until the bikies got hold of the idea to set up a heap of dozen plant grows in cheap rental properties and put a sacraficial stooger in each house to tend and fucked it all up after only a couple years . Was a handy couple years though . Now it’s only one plant on the spot fine
I remember the Adelaide weed years
Some good weed some shit weed, but I can't remember it being dry anywhere during the 90s and early 00s most of the elbows we got were from SA
 

Ramjet159

pHeno pHisher
I remember the Adelaide weed years
Some good weed some shit weed, but I can't remember it being dry anywhere during the 90s and early 00s most of the elbows we got were from SA
Yes mate that was probably the golden years of SA weed , the 80s also when all the so called Italian “ vegetable growers “ were mysteriously ending up with massive crops in glass houses . It was a bit of a laugh for me as here I was a young punk weed smoking reject while my brother in law was a drug squad detective doing all these big drug crop busts and tolerating me and my antics . I lived on the west coast though so we grew pretty much Independently to Adelaide although some of their weed did make it over to us . Personally I thought our weed which was usually more traditional Sativa was much better and we smoked the biggest size cones you could buy or turn out on the lathe while the city crew had their itty bitty little training day cones . We used to laugh at them as they probably did back at us . Loved those old time memories . Life was so much more laid back
 

Jewels

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Pot shots
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That is the end of week 4.
Wish I had more time to spend in there. Not relaxing, like it use t' be. Time pressure; always so much to do.
Glad this stuff grows when I am not around.

Fugg'n like the looks of this BloodxF2.
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Pear shaped. Nice fat bum.

Week 5 sees peak feeding. Started today at 1300ppm and will crest 1400.
Second week of PK additive
0-49-33. The PK will continue to climb as a constituent, although the over-all ppm will ramp down.

All and all steady keel.

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Congo is the tallest there , with the blue tag.
Tammy is centre stage. All phat and lording.
,,,We all know what she is thinking.
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