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25 + years of cropping up to 5 locations simultaneously there isn't one aspect of this "business" from discovering and breeding my own genetics that I still run today to knocking cultivars out of the park sterile, transitional and organic you especially spend your time carousing the forums and lacking the very experience I predicate the facts I share on these boards you don't even understand the different modes of action in natural need produts and you went out of your way to play devil's advocate to argue for eagle20 assholes talk a great game but can't show for it anytime you want me to show you pictures of how it is done without compromise I will be glad to show you want you have never proven you can do yourself your a disgrace to the community and the plant itself because you don't post here for the benefit of the plant you do it because you have no other life keep talking shit dudes because I am going to start bringing the hard ball and outting you for the know nothings you are when you get 150 + harvests under your belt and pull off what i have done come to the big boy's hobby grow table until then learn how to grow right before you come to talk shit to me
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Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cured - Ureapwhatusow nobody every told me i found out for myself, you've got to believe in foolish miracles - o. osborne Although the masters make the rules For the wise men and the fools I got nothing, Ma, to live up to - b. Dylan |
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the are quick to belittle or say something to reassure themselves of you lack of experience. Like "it's all good in your tiny grow you could never pull that off in big numbers" Well it seems you have. And I have seen plenty of huge healthy crops all over the world. My buddy holds the record for the largest bust in HI history. 6000+ plants. He just got out. And if you knew where they were growing you would trip. It's the valley that leads to the wettest spot on earth. Mold fucking heaven boys. 420" of rain per year. If he hadn't got busted nobody would have believed you could grow up there. So how did they do it? They planted on the top of steep windward facing slopes (on state land oops) Even with daily rains that cold wind worked. I was up there a year ago still have a hard time believing how clean their product was. The guy down in the valley is probably still trying to do something with his moldy crop. I am not an Eagle advocate. I am scared by how many inexperienced guys are going big outdoors. I think "super" pests are here already. And the spread of all these things will just get worse. As you know I am a hydro guy. But I am very much against Chems otherwise. And if a BM still exists in a few years it will be where all the tainted bud goes. Scary times. |
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@mushroombrew- Your point about HI is kind of what I'm getting at here. There are many places out there who's climate is conducive to the natural genetics of cannabis. The sativa landraces are native to hot, wet, tropical rainforest type places along the equator so choosing the right genetics in this circumstance would cover you. They may take 12 weeks to flower out but HI will be warm that whole time so you can let them finish. I have had great luck with my sativas NOT being prone to budrot just you cant finish them out.
I'm speaking for people who live in an area where the local climate is NOT conducive to cannabis: upstate new york, maine, wisconsin, northern michigan, ect. Cannabis as we know it isnt native to places like these. The indicas are fast enough to finish but are native to high desert climates so the humidity kills them. Not saying theres not plenty of people who do well in these spots. Things like growing many smaller well pruned plants helps and you keep up with your preventatives its ok. But if your going for large multi-pound plants that are super dense you will almost always get some issues. Anyways- back to my topic. I found this article in regards to the production of corn oil. As I mentioned a large quantity of corn processed has at least some aflatoxins in its raw form. https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/myco1975/1999/Suppl2/1999_Suppl2_88/_pdf" "Removal of mycotoxins during food processing" by Hishashi Kamimura 1) mix NaOH into crude oil and heat to 60*C, mix for 10 minutes 2) centrifuge and then wash out precipitates with warm water until the PH is neutral. The majority of mycotoxins will go with the "foots" which I take to mean precipitate. 3)Further washing with warm water will eventually remove all mycotoxins. Now I'll be the first to say my chemistry is weak so anyone feel free to chime in. This seems like an easy process just wouldn't know how it effects the cannabinoid matrix without hands on testing. But that being said, we now know that there are legit methods already out there in other industries for purification. Science is science and if it passes FDA guidelines thats fair game. For anyone saying they wouldnt consume edibles processed like this- are you also putting a moratorium on corn products like anything with syrup, or cooking oil, or peanut butter, or common spices in your kitchen cabinet? I didnt know this before but pretty much everything we eat is somehow related to our convo here. And nobody should come back with "thats why I don't buy big AG" or whatever. Even if you pick veggies from your garden, these substances are omnipresent in the air and even if you don't see an infection there are traces amounts of mold on basically everything. Someone made a point here that is brilliant and i hadnt thought of it- this could dramatically reduce the amount of fungicides used |
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is revenue a metric for quality too? you realize you are drunk on the American legal kool aid and the big custy bucks that come with it 6000 plants is nothing compared to thousands of hectares of organic foods grown in countries like india with like environmental pressures the future of agriculture is cultivar performance in local environments what that means is people should be choosing cultivars in their local environment from robust lines for premium performance and plant quality it is a old story for which academic agriculture science was provided and discussed ad nasseum here before but you perfectly illustrate the point that your BELIEF that it can't be done means there needs to be a way to make moldy pot viable for market If that defines the term producer please leave me as far away from that designation as possible If I made the same compromises I never would have had the same level of success but hey you believe whatever you want but if you really believe it is impossible I am sure we can find an someone organically farming in those regions without he same excuses growing cultivars with a few dollar a pound at most the proof is in the pudding not in what you have read, been told or taught
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galatians 6:7 WWDLBD WW1.618D Quote:
Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cured - Ureapwhatusow nobody every told me i found out for myself, you've got to believe in foolish miracles - o. osborne Although the masters make the rules For the wise men and the fools I got nothing, Ma, to live up to - b. Dylan |
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@Wierd I think 6000 plants (indica) btw growing mold free in the wettest place on earth where RH is 90+ is a HUGE achievement.
Yes familiar with india. I hope others follow. https://www1.montpellier.inra.fr/orp2...ons/singha.pdf @coldcanna dead link... |
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riddle me this, how many times did your buddy who got busted harvested moldy pot and clean it up and sell it? or did he plant on a hill to avoid it in the first place. I might not be as big but I never got taken out the game some people want to be the biggest player in the game and some simply want the highest quality meds possible there are people who blend the two nicely together, ask them how much time they focused on making sick pot available for market and how much they spent learning to prevent the issue in the first place don't trust me for the answer, reality has it right out in the open for you
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galatians 6:7 WWDLBD WW1.618D Quote:
Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cured - Ureapwhatusow nobody every told me i found out for myself, you've got to believe in foolish miracles - o. osborne Although the masters make the rules For the wise men and the fools I got nothing, Ma, to live up to - b. Dylan |
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or better yet ask teh dudes who only knew how to throw down with eagle 20 how much they getting for their packs LOL
who cares if the pot is worse, its legal just grow more :: breaks out calculator Not everyone has their mouth to the teat of babylon
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galatians 6:7 WWDLBD WW1.618D Quote:
Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cured - Ureapwhatusow nobody every told me i found out for myself, you've got to believe in foolish miracles - o. osborne Although the masters make the rules For the wise men and the fools I got nothing, Ma, to live up to - b. Dylan |
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Fuck no he would never use molded anything or salvage it whatsoever. It would not of come of the hill. Just a little damp up there...lol https://ssl.c.photoshelter.com/img-g...20919-1510.jpg My god brother you would not believe the hike. 3am start. 3hr run. Yes you heard me run. Some of the toughest men I know him and his sons. Yes he went up there for the breeze and cooler temps. What is your strategy? Genetics? If it gets too off topic PM me... I am open to any and all things that improve quality. I am a quality guy. All the way. |
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Just turf it, all that work, effort and hack for an inferior product?
Shit, no man! |
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Heya Weird
TLDR. I've been told we shouldn't play together, but I can see you're busy writing several books and tied up anyway. Cheers Coldcanna, It is best to pretend there is no elephant. Hope to see some follow up one day, Ribedurchay |
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