[Old Toker]

RTP: Not sure what happened or why you quit posting in your own thread....but if it was me....I sincerely apologize. It was extremely generous of you to share this thread with me.....unfortunately my newbiness and drama may have contributed to your decision to quit posting. I am sorry. Thank you for putting up with me and I appreciate your patience.

I've decided (belatedly) to post in my own thread and to stop polluting yours. I hope that your Malawi grow turns out to be as fantastic as you hoped....and of course I'll be following along and rooting for you.

Good Luck Brother and Thank You!

Ace Sativas own Old Toker - https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....34#post7893734

[deepwaterdude]

RTP, I wanted to post my own apologies, being one of the main hijackers of your thread! Looking forward to seeing your malawi bloom, dwd

[Ramsthepharoah]

Hey guys. Please continue to post. It's not about me. It's about the plant and the potential of this strains. I am still growing strong. However, I haven't been able to post anything lately because I've been dealing with issues here at home. My wife has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and her joist a have really been in pain. So I haven't really had time to post any hint because we've been dealing with that. Been looking up some homeopathic/naturopathic ways of treating this thing and symptom management. Heard CBD has been promising in treating inflammation and joint pain, so I've ordered some high CBD strains. Please keep posting guys. I enjoy your posts when I was on the forum a lot more.

[deepwaterdude]

Hey, RTP, very sorry to hear about your wife's pains. I have a relative who was told that she like her mother would not walk after the age of 50 due to crippling arthritis. She heard an actress talking about having had the same problem and addressing it with yoga and she, and my relative, are still walking and in great shape to boot in their late 70's. She'll probably be in better shape than ever, while keeping and increasing range of motion, having better digestion, cleansing the organs a bit, having better bone density and the rest. Also, reducing acidic food intake will reduce inflammation and her pain levels, as would eating less cooked foods, more raw veggies. Less mineral deposits in the joints that way. Good luck and good to see you, dwd

[Picarus]

Malawi male, I have more f2's to go thru but my sole plant from this run will polinate a few in my stable.

[mushulatubbee]

Originally Posted by Ramsthepharoah

Hey guys. Please continue to post. It's not about me. It's about the plant and the potential of this strains. I am still growing strong. However, I haven't been able to post anything lately because I've been dealing with issues here at home. My wife has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and her joist a have really been in pain. So I haven't really had time to post any hint because we've been dealing with that. Been looking up some homeopathic/naturopathic ways of treating this thing and symptom management. Heard CBD has been promising in treating inflammation and joint pain, so I've ordered some high CBD strains. Please keep posting guys. I enjoy your posts when I was on the forum a lot more.

"Its not about me, its about the plant"!
YES YES YES YES!
I see you get it!
Wonderful humble gardener! Thankyouz!

[mushulatubbee]

God forbid you be a new grower to sativas and no fully mature females, no real interest unless you got a following online. Who cares as long as you and your plants are healthy! Smh!

[hellfire]

Originally Posted by Ramsthepharoah

Hey guys. Please continue to post. It's not about me. It's about the plant and the potential of this strains. I am still growing strong. However, I haven't been able to post anything lately because I've been dealing with issues here at home. My wife has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and her joist a have really been in pain. So I haven't really had time to post any hint because we've been dealing with that. Been looking up some homeopathic/naturopathic ways of treating this thing and symptom management. Heard CBD has been promising in treating inflammation and joint pain, so I've ordered some high CBD strains. Please keep posting guys. I enjoy your posts when I was on the forum a lot more.

This thread is good and I just have been browsing through it a bit. Malawi needs a lot of love. Both the regular and the short bushy phenotype.

You should try CBD topicals for RA. They work very well, people who have had pain for years tell me how it allows them to move their hands again without pain. There seems to be good results overall, nerve pain is one thing that it does not seem to work for though. Hope everything turns out well and she gets better, good luck.

[deepwaterdude]

Hey, RTP, I was just reading back on the cloning discussion; that was one beauty of a cloner you built! I bought a smaller 25 spot cloner online for 50$, same makeup but shittier in construction than your DIY, but 100% success rate Hope your plants are doing well; they were pretty big a month ago, they must be monsters now.

[Ramsthepharoah]

Originally Posted by hellfire

This thread is good and I just have been browsing through it a bit. Malawi needs a lot of love. Both the regular and the short bushy phenotype.

You should try CBD topicals for RA. They work very well, people who have had pain for years tell me how it allows them to move their hands again without pain. There seems to be good results overall, nerve pain is one thing that it does not seem to work for though. Hope everything turns out well and she gets better, good luck.

Thanks for the well wishes. I'm getting some CBD drops for her tomorrow to take twice a day under the tongue. Hopefully that helps. I'm also growing some critical mass CBD now. She's just a small seedling, but in a few months I hope it's some good medicine for her. The Black eyed Katy works really well for her in terms of pain management. She doesn't feel anything after smoking it, but she hates the heavy stone that damn near puts her to sleep. So hopefully the critical mass doesn't affect her as much and also manages her pain and inflammation.