[UnknownProphet]

I like what I'm reading and really need to get on my horse and do a write up on these cookies already. I've been waiting though because I have a photographer friend that's coming over to document my work and I wanted to coordinate with her so I could give you both at once Pay.

I really REALLY like the idea of reviews. I recently tested a product from Aptus called Fasilitor that's possibly the most expensive additive available in the US. I got it for stretch control as it's not a PGR, but it didn't work at when you're double dosing a product that that's msrp is 677 a liter then I think people deserve to know. On the flip side the Fasilitor is an amazing product for almost everything beside stretch control.

BTW Payaso is there any chance I could get and IC Poet tag? As you know I'm an incredible cunning linguist who's not too shabby at cunniligus, just a taste...dunduntiss.

[yortbogey]

say P....
what about a article each month to focus solely on a private breeder....
one of the next up and comings....
seedbay specializes in these prvt breeders....
we should have a article each issue....from a new one
whether written by the breeder...
or gathered by a reporter...focusing on these articles...via pm's and conversation w/ "said" breeder of the month....
would highlight our new breeders and send some LUV to seedbay via the attention

[rives]

I was wondering if the size limits on the photos could be bumped up a bit for the emag. I find that by the time I reduce/crop/fumble my way down to an acceptable size, much has been lost. I know that many of my peers here don't seem to have that problem, but I haven't figured out how the hell they are doing it yet!

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Originally Posted by rives

I was wondering if the size limits on the photos could be bumped up a bit for the emag. I find that by the time I reduce/crop/fumble my way down to an acceptable size, much has been lost. I know that many of my peers here don't seem to have that problem, but I haven't figured out how the hell they are doing it yet!

If you're resizing images to be included in the eMag, make sure they're at 96 dpi, as that is the default resolution we are using now for it. This way the shots won't lose any resolution in the final output.

BTW, this thread is for the NEXT ISSUE, I guess we're gonna call it IC4, since IC3 is pretty much in the can as I write this.

We're hoping to release it by Monday, if not sooner!

This will be the first IC Mag designed for e-book format to be read on tablets as well as computers. It is touch-screen compatible, in standard .pdf format, although we will probably provide the e-pub format too for those who need it.

[ClackamasCootz]

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Would you prefer that 'products' be limited to a commercial one or would you also be interested in a process, i.e. using Comfrey extracts?

Just curious as usual

CC

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You can submit any kind of article for the mag of interest to icmag's audience.

What would you use Comfrey extract for? Does it relate to cannabis?

[ClackamasCootz]

never mind......

[WishDoctor]

yes comfrey is cannabis related for soil and outdoor growers, it's used in fertz, compost, stabilizing soil, and mulch.
We use the leaf extensively in our gardens to amend and condition our soils, make compost, mulch.

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Originally Posted by ClackamasCootz

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Would you prefer that 'products' be limited to a commercial one or would you also be interested in a process, i.e. using Comfrey extracts?

Just curious as usual

CC

Originally Posted by WishDoctor

yes comfrey is cannabis related for soil and outdoor growers, it's used in fertz, compost, stabilizing soil, and mulch.
We use the leaf extensively in our gardens to amend and condition our soils, make compost, mulch.

Well I guess CC means to show how to process comfrey into fertilizer. If you have some special process, let's see it...