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How the fuck you get turned down? I can give you the online service is used. NuggMD. $149 and say it's "chronic pain" maybe from a surgery or accident from years ago. Makes it hard to sleep, you get headaches. Pay the $$ and you'll have a temp card inside 30min. Then, until NY has some dispensaries I can connect you with a mail service based in MA.Quote:
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It's in a closest with a small fan on the floor indirectly circulating airQuote:
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2nd the NugMD. Chronic back pain.
Doesn't matter how you got it. At our age it's expected.
Ct.'s a lot closer. But I'm going up to Redding this afternoon.
Digits still the same I assume ?
Damned I just checked the prices at a random dispensary in CT. $80 for 1g carts at 84%? All the flower strains seem to be non known names. The mail service has better prices. Anything lower than 90% is under $150 for 2 total grams, and that includes shipping costs. They typically stock Rove, TKO, Big Chief. Huge live resin selection, huge flower selection as well, shatter and wax too.Quote:
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420growgods if anyone is interested. I know at least a few here have used it based on my suggestions. You text an order, they call you later to process payment.
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Woah!Quote:
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I love Durbs, but don’t love the 14 week flower cycle
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Yes.
Harvested this morning… quick wet trim and bud wash. Now on the drying rack. Each plant got its own octopus… “I’d ask my friends, to come and see, an octopus’s garden, with me.”
^^^ Niiiice, I am still at least 3-4 weeks from cutting.
Love the Octopi hangers, SC.
I chopped last Saturday/Sunday.
I try to yank all sugar leaves before harvest to minimize trim time. Still, its hard to get in the back with scrog nets
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Chikamasa scissors for the win. These are Japanese-made bonsai shears. Recommended to me by a member of the Scissor Sisters, a trim crew of bisexual women in Humboldt County. US distributor is the garden supply store in Garberville
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They are great toenail clippers as well
My custom drying room
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The mids/popcorn were dry enough to jar after about 60 hours, about 72 hours required for the buds. RH in jars were 75-85% after 36 hours, depending on bud size.
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Waiting here for the last of the big buds to finish drying
By yesterday, the mids/popcorn were at 70% and the big buds about 73%. Will have them down to 62-63% by end of week.
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A reasonable harvest for two plants that were in veg only two weeks
In the meantime I get to enjoy the fruits of wet trimming - finger hash and blonde keef. Roll the hash in the keef and bong rips are the bomb
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Notwithstanding what Benj Franklin claims, this stuff is truly proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
TBS, what mini hygrometers are you using to determine RH in the mason jars? Looking for suggestions or are they all basically the same? Thanks.✌️
I use these - https://www.amazon.com/Veanic-Electr...s%2C223&sr=8-5
They are semi accurate, like +- 2%
ETA - there’s a bunch of other brands on Amazon that are prolly made in same factory using the same components
Out- Durban Poison + Goldleaf. Still a ways to go, but boy is that DP looking ever so frosty.
2nd round of Amnesia Haze mostly dry and ready to jar cure. 1st round is [emoji91][emoji91][emoji91]
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The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission said it has solved the mystery of why people were getting high on CBD products supposedly made from hemp. Manufacturer Select, also known as Cura Cannabis, mixed up two lines of products at its Portland manufacturing site.
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Great example of why they tell us at work (cdl driver) to avoid cbd products entirely. Hopefully no one lost their career over it.Quote:
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A work of art! Nicely doneQuote:
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I might have put too much erl in my coffee this morning.
Not sure the horses will appreciate cat food, or vice versa.Quote:
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Oopsie.Quote:
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Freakin' stoners! :DQuote:
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Only users lose drugs.
tell me more about these scissors...Quote:
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ive had 2-3 others mention them to me recently and now im intrigued
curved tip or straight?
im 2-3 weeks out from indoor chop, these are from a week or so ago
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then another week or two for outdoor which are pretty pathetic this year since i didnt get them into dirt until july due to heat and other bs :nonono2:
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may try fresh frozen dry ice hash instead of bubble this time around, and looking at playing around with fermentation in a few different ways
chemistry is fun :D
The B-500 series come with curved or straight tips, with and without a flourine coating to resist resin accumulation. The pictured model is a B-500SR (curved tip, no flourine- I’m enviro and all). I like the curved tip for getting to those pesky water leaves in a tight bud.Quote:
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Shouldn’t cost more than $25. Amazon sells them and they are in most cannabis-focused garden stores. They last a long time - Besides the ones pictured I have a pair that were given to me, well-used, like eight years ago by a Scissor Sister - still sharp & tight, and work fine for my needs.
They are so light and easy to use. My hands tire faster when using spring loaded scissors.
When I first did dry ice hash here, I had a hard time finding dry ice. Only place in town was the welding supply store. Went in toward closing on a Friday, guy loads up my mini cooler.Quote:
may try fresh frozen dry ice hash instead of bubble this time around, and looking at playing around with fermentation in a few different ways
chemistry is fun :D
Redneck guy at the cash register looks in the cooler, sez in a deep Texas drawl “Oh hell, I’m not gonna charge…well on second thought…are you using this for anything involving ribeye steaks or Dungeness crab?”
“No sir, nothing like that at all”.
“OK then no charge. Have a nice weekend.”
“Thanks. You too!”
Tell me more about fermentation…
scissors ordered, amazon says will be here tomorrow, which is good because...Quote:
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was busy last week helping a buddy paint his house before rain came in over weekend
went out to check on greenhouse and found some bud rot in outdoor last night, dammit...
not super substantial but weather has turned and its not gonna get any better so time to chop and make the best of it
with fermentation im curious to play with malawi cob curing and see what chem is really going on and what the actual results are like, i have my doubts but its got a lot of followers
then gonna experiment with my brewer friend and let him do his thing, kombucha/cider/beer shit idk what will happen but he has been playing with a bunch of new yeasts he found while developing a cider program and wants to play mad scientist