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If I read one more article about emergency room visits or some kind of MJ overuse syndrome BS I am going to lose it.
It is reefer madness light and all of the articles forget the part at the end where they say, "and then the person who thought something was wrong with them went home and felt fine 12 hrs later."
FAKE NEWS!
Keep the tourons away from the strong stuff.
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Crazy numbers for pre rec -
http://www.boulderweekly.com/feature...-golden-state/
everyone knows the best weed is grown by computers in a clean room laboratory
I think he was talking about the need to bring in new seeds, but from what I've youtubed that goes for indoor and outdoor.. genetics will simply go stale if the same, isolated plant/clippings are reused harvest after harvest?
That's not the case. I personally have run the same strain over and over again, with no difference in quality. As have many friends of mine, that are Pros.
Taking a cutting of a plant, is taking an exact copy. There is no degradation in genetics, when taking a clone from a mother.
So much bro science out there...
Mankind has no predictable power over a plant's genes other than by selection.
Good breeders are simply good selectors. The plant does everything else.
I bet he rocks the boat then walks the plank.
Jeff Sessions’ Coming War on Legal Marijuana
There’s little to stop the attorney general nominee from ignoring the will of millions of pro-pot voters.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...rijuana-214501
By James Higdon
December 05, 2016
On Election Day, eight states voted to legalize recreational or medical marijuana, bringing the nationwide total of medical states to 29. In Florida, medical marijuana won nearly 2 million more votes than Donald Trump. Added up, 65 million people now live in states that authorize adult recreational use; more than half of all Americans have access to medical marijuana; and almost everyone else lives in a state that permits CBD, a non-psychoactive component of cannabis that helps treatment of juvenile epilepsy. It’s easier now to identify the six states that have done nothing to end the prohibition on marijuana than the ones that are breaking away from the federal law that treats marijuana the same as heroin.
There was another winner on November 8, however, and he has thrown up a serious challenge to the seemingly inexorable march of legal marijuana. By nominating Senator Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III for attorney general, President-elect Donald J. Trump is about to put into the nation’s top law enforcement job a man with a long and antagonistic attitude toward marijuana. As a U.S. Attorney in Alabama in the 1980s, Sessions said he thought the KKK "were OK until I found out they smoked pot.” In April, he said, “Good people don't smoke marijuana,” and that it was a "very real danger" that is “not the kind of thing that ought to be legalized.” Sessions, who turns 70 on Christmas Eve, has called marijuana reform a "tragic mistake" and criticized FBI Director James Comey and Attorneys General Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch for not vigorously enforcing a the federal prohibition that President Obama has called “untenable over the long term.” In a floor speech earlier this year, Senator Sessions said: "You can’t have the President of the United States of America talking about marijuana like it is no different than taking a drink… It is different….It is already causing a disturbance in the states that have made it legal.”
Yeah. Do you eat bananas? They're almost all clones of other bananas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
Selection or the GMOs!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by highangle
That still involve selection
Strainhunters Jamaica was what I was thinking, but that was outdoor genetic disruption from local bushweed. Been a few years since watching it, @ 22:00
https://youtu.be/vyaKiWkHFlc?t=21m59s
It's likely apparent by now that I don't have a background in farming :O
The store in Seattle we built is up and running
https://wa.diego-pellicer.com/tour/
oohhh interesting location. good luck in the venture.
#truthQuote:
Originally Posted by highangle
Proper selection is key.
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That's the nicest shop, I have ever seen. They spent some money on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by snoqpass
I bet they have some of those silly $100k rigs.
At the bike shop last night and my mechanic mentions a 60k device. I'm like wtf are you taking about? His is worth 15k or so and was taking about a friends and another guy who just sold his for 100k. My mind was fucking blown. Here I am trying to justify buying bike shit or a new fat bike for 2-3k and they're buying bongs for 100k and I can and have smoked out of a used beer can in a pinch. Apparently they can appreciate over time, so it's an investment? Unless you drop it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
Have any hydro growers thought about or used automation controls for stuff like water flow and feeding mixes? Stuff like monitoring of correct additives/fertilizers and monitoring of water flow, lighting times, temp control, etc? You could also monitor electrical usage and whatnot.
Just wondering how useful this would be to a big grow op.
Nestled in amongst the other 7+ shops within a mile radius, we'll see how that plays out.Quote:
Originally Posted by snoqpass
I know with lighting that many use a time clock to mimic the sun. They also have the ability to ramp up the lumens and draw them down similar to a sunrise/sunset with the dimmable LED's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
Just sold some of my not so good strains to a buddy ....... $100 zips.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php...tureid=1530374Quote:
Originally Posted by Skidog
I used one of these for every 10k of lights.
There are a myriad of options available for automation.
Considering entire skyscrapers and factories operate on control systems, automation for anything is out there, even if you programmed your own plc's.Quote:
Originally Posted by digitaldeath
The Gavita controllers and "E" lights are all you need. So awesome, completely get rid of all the old antiquated electric mechanisms, mimic the sun sunrise and sunset, control temperature, etc.
http://www.gavita-holland.com/index....oller-el1.html
I'm working on this for pH levels, humidity and temperature control, and nutrients mixtures, irrigation. Gonna be dope!Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
^Get it.
One of you junkies ought to cowboy some packs to Minnesota then we can cash in and hit Valdez
So simple but nobody but digital death seems bout it bout it
Even beerdrinker and all his luxuries hasn't made a peep about AK heliskiing
U guys even real people? Real skiers?
Pow4Brains stays in AK.