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Did I read that right? 10 Dollars for an ounce?

Reminds me of the Steve Irwin scenario. He spent years doing crazy stunts smashing cars and jumping off cliffs then dies from drunk driving. Some people just don't take speed seriously. It's too bad though, shame he had to go.

The only way to prove that would be through experimentation and wide 'tester' base. I would gladly be one of your testers ;).

Well I know terpenes in pine sap act as a natural disinfectant and anti inflammatory so I would be inclined to say that there is definitely a possibility for intoxicating effects. As for why they take to long to peak, I'm not sure. Probably just something to do with oxidization rates. On a...

You sir, are a gentleman, and a scholar. Glad I could help.

You can absolutely use soil year after year. Just watch your soil for excess salt left from the previous years'. I would suggest introducing some organic matter after every harvest, by the next season the majority of it will have decomposed. That or you can use fertilizers which I'm sure you...

Found these while searching. I cannot take credit for these, I am guessing the magazine had these done. Clearly there are patterns that you could go by, Alk. It seems the majority of terpenes peak within the first 2 weeks. Hope these helped.

When branches grow into each other it is called an approach graft, I suppose that would be an example of one.

That's one savage plant you got there, Skagit. (\ /) <--Thumbs up ;)

I remember once seeing a picture with what I believe were gas chromatography results of a bud spread across 45 days. I don't have the source on hand but I do remember the majority of terpenes peaked within the first two weeks or so. Ozzy is right though, each strain will have slight variations...

If you have the chance try out some Black sage. From my experience it is far more potent in smell than Purple and even Cleveland sage. I honestly couldn't see cannabis out smelling a Black sage of equal size. Unless it's some super stanky stanky ****. [edit] Sorry I'll watch my language.

Growth Ranges, Central, Southern and the Valley of California, Capable of living in the warmer areas of Northern California: Artemisia Californica - CA Sagebrush Will stay green and fragrant from Feb/Mar through Oct/Nov. STRONG smell, very sweet smelling, however the smell has a short range...

Times may vary, check the stickies for a time window. The smell you are referring to is from terpenes, when the flowers are reaching maturity it will release these terpenes as a natural attractor to pollinators. Mycrene specifically, which is a type of terpene, gives the 'skunky'...

Yessir, Alk, IMO there are two possibilities here. Heat and light on the underside is going to make the plant want close its stoma to prevent water loss from the additional heat and light. Closed stoma will inhibit gas exchange and thus less CO2 absorption, less growth. The plant will...

Can't remember where I saw/heard of this but I believe it goes as follows %Reflected Lumens: Mylar 91-93% Flat White 85-87% White Plastic 82-84% Sheet Rock 78-80% Mirror ~75% As for mirrors, I have never tried them. However palisade cells, which perform about 90% of the photosynthesis are...

Potential Hydrogen -PH- Measure of acidic or basic properties of the water or soil, measure of hydrogen and hydroxyl ions. Parts per million -PPM- Pretty self explanatory. Total dissolved salts -TDS- As it says, measure of dissolved salts. Electrical conductivity -EC- Measures conductive...

Leaf abscission on the lower parts of the plants is a natural cycle. At this point they are not producing enough energy for the plant to have any benefit from them. If the leaves are receiving adequate light and shouldn't be dying off, as mentioned above, you may have a nutrient deficiency or...

Sure you could reuse it but your nutrient levels may not be in the ideal ranges and ratios.

If I were you I wouldn't be throwing any buds in the soil, I'd be smoking them! But yes, all of those listed, the roses, the clematis, and if you have any leaves or stems left over from trimming I'd imagine those would work well. Try to grind them up, the finer the better, and mix with your...

Thanks for the input, did you write that yourself? It came off like an advertisement, hah. I'd also like to add that while Bacteria tend to respond well when sugar is added to the soil, Fungi tend to respond much better when in the presence of Cellulose, Lignin and other complex CHO's that are...