Well, fellas/gals, I've reached some what of a personal milestone.
I've managed to harvest enough, to cover expenses, and not run out of herb between harvests, for quite a few runs now!
While I'm sure most of you have been doing this for a while, I have not.
I've always had to shut down during the summer months, and then start again from seed in the fall.
I've always run out, at some point, and had to rely on mersh to get me by.
NO LONGER IS THIS THE CASE!!!!
Sorry to hear of your troubles finding good herb whilest you were in Maine.I'd have to agree that trying to score with the locals while driving a renta car might not get you into the most flavorsome circles.....Good luck next time round.
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Maynard took yesterday off, but he's back at it today.. here's the latest victim.. Sensi Star from Paradise seeds. This is a clone from my original plant and like a dummass, I did not take another clone.. This plant is the first one in what I'm calling my RDWAP (Recycled DeepWater Air Pot) I'll explain later. This girl is going to take hours to groom.. I've been at it for an hour and still only doing her bottom 4 branches.
mgk
5 years ago, REAL "ecsd" was rare to find[well done atleast] in Maine,now Im seeing both the "nycd" and "ecsd" being produced in small batchs for local med patients on a regular basis.. Downside is the cuts arnt being freely swaped or making thier way to your average patient looking for a breed to start with...Were seeing lots of crosses with the desiel name attached as a marketing ploy just to gain a few extra bucks cashing in on the name......
sumited for my approval??????
enter at your own risk!!!!!!!crispy..........
A1
well done!!. i just grabbed some 1 gal ball jars.
more pics in my pics,,,duhhhh
dont forget to wash up when your through..E/C out
thats what im talking about.The power companys ability to read a signiture of an individual appliance is a bit intrusive..Ya know.. we walk around in a virtual bath of rf (radio frequency) 24/7. Some of the things we use in our day to day life, including cell phones, spew radio waves all over the place. The thing one has to be concerned about is the frequency and the amplitude of those waves. The higher the frequency, the more possibility of harm to living things, i.e. microwave ovens.. there's a reason they encase them in metal shielding.. to keep us from being harmed by the extremely high frequency of the transmitter inside. However, I think that the possibility of the signal strength from one of those smart meters being a problem is pretty remote. I'd be willing to bet that the people that are the most effected by these meters will show a history of hypochondria. If one wants to live in an rf free environment, you'll have to be deep under ground and in a fully shielded enclosure. The thing I think we should be most concerned about is the possibility of our devices putting some sort of signature on the lines we're using. I've heard, but I'm not sure if it's true, that the util companies in cali that use these can tell you what brand tv and refrigerator you're running. My sister who lives in Santa Cruz was informed by her utility company that her 'whirlpool model ###' was out dated and non energy star compliant and they recommended replacing it.. The only way she could figure they knew what her refrigerator make and model was would be thru the smart meter. That's kinda scarey.
mgk
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