I have to ask about the grinding tools for the cocoa beans. I use a granite mortar and pestle and a fairly large clay one. I've also tried the latin american molcajetes but there is a HUGE amount of physical labor grinding down to a consistent powder. How do you (they), get it that fine?
So there's a lighter and a darker cacao roast?
You don't take your coffee with milk?
That choffee strain you have sounds like it pairs naturally with your morning mocha coffee; a real pick me up and attention focuser...
Hey man, you know those indicas shouldn't be flowering so soon. The one key ingredient I think your missing is a small cfl light to increase the hours of light for your plants, this will make a major difference to your crop, guaranteed.
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OK dude talk to me,,,im on it,a shipmate brought it to the table a few pages back,,Ive even set up a single D-8 battery just to power up one 200w CFL, what i need to know is how long to give um the light,,,16/8 ? or more ????
Guess I know the sex on the next 2. next one is a newbie but looks healthy and the last is a Thai..
I've got more Thais going so with the male Indies I'm hoping to get a cross with the Thai females and get some different seeds, at least thats the plan,,,sounds good anyway,,right.
And hey these are only a month and a few days old,,Is it normal for Indicas to show sex this soon,,,my sativas dont show for 3-4 months.
so ya figure dropping 12 kilos on yer beans long enough yer gonna get dust.
however he was very concerned about his nuts getting into the wrong hands as they yield so much.
Terroir, I would agree with you if this weren't a seed start that's showing sex long before the nodes have begun to alternate. It may be worth trying to interrupt the photoperiod, but I still think it will be futile.
Oh, shit, that's what some gifted beans did to me this last summer, turned out there were auto-flowering ladies. I got one 1" bud, from a 3" tall plant, and then it died.
IME, there's nothing you can do about this. Interrupting the dark phase won't help, nor will extending the daylight phase of the photoperiod. I don't think that's a normal Afghani/Indica at all, I think it's an auto, specifically because it's sexed so early on in life.
Have i got a dirty mind coz there has to be some one liners here on this thread ?
Yes. Supplement light to stretch "daylight" to at least 16 hrs of light. The natives will really think your crazy lighting up your grow at night. Tell them it is an Irish tradition.
I love fresh tortillas. Do you have a tortilla press?
Waiting for the light to come on, that's pretty funny. It's nice that they don't seem covetous of your possessions...