Hang in there Al, you are a saint for sticking with this thread this long....I would add a snappy question for ya, but I think I will digress...
I'm reasonably well informed that they don't often let atheists become saints. Exceptions could be made, I'm sure, given the broadly malleable nature of belief.
I can't wait for your next thread! Maybe next time you can focus your teachings even more,
zomfg, I feel like a Buddha. Or two.
for example....How to roll a joint in less then 5 min.
It takes me 10. I'm lousy at rolling. Always have been. I can't even make a spring roll with a rice paper wrap. If it hadn't been for
Dugouts, I'd have given up smoking dope.
or perhaps, how to screw in your HID light bulb,
Would you believe... there really is some special instruction for screwing in an HPS light bulb?
Wear cotton gloves and clean the lamp surface with methylated spirit (denatured alcohol) before lighting for the first time. Smart to mark the installation date with a permanent marker on the lamp's screw cap and on the glass on the tube's nose. I relamp every 12-18 mos.
or even, How to start a thread that will make you need to smoke all your pot to relieve your repetitive answers to already answered questions....
Strangely enough, those sorts of things seem to happen on their own...
Thanks for what you do... C
no worries.
Yeah, we do need some new questions... can you grow pot on the moon?
Whooooo. Good one. Of course, you'd have to provide a rather good glasshouse, airtight, with an atmosphere. Now, the fun begins when you work out what the lighting conditions are on the moon. No atmosphere outside your glasshouse, so lots of sunlight (and UV... and gamma rays....) How long is a lunar day? Where on the moon would you locate your grow op so it got 12/12 lighting? Endless!
However, it would certainly be possible to put an ordinary artificially lighted hydroponic grow op on the moon or on a space station.
Hydroponics goes back to the Aztecs but it is the main means considered for food production in space.
Is it possible to build a robot that will grow weed for me (and not kill me a la terminator)?
Yes. There are already nearly fully
automated hydroponic rose production operations. It would be somewhat impractical to robotically produce less than warehouse sized quantities due to the mechanisation involved, but with CAD/CAM, all things are possible.
What does the "B" stand for?
I'm not sure. Will ask old Mother Fuct one of these days. I'm fairly sure I'm not named after my weird Uncle Butt. He's changed his name by deed poll. Now it's spelt 'Butte' but still pronounced 'butt.' If I was gonna spend the $72 to change my name, I think I'd be looking for more bang for the buck, if you see what I mean. My sister Royal Lee has a pretty name, lot nicer than my nieces Ghett and Jusst.
What was Roy thinking? We're all kinda hoping that Jusst doesn't do the hyphenated name trip if she marries that George Look boy. Imagine... Jusst Fuct-Look. eek.
Al-
he swears by a product called "floralicious plus concentrate". It's by general hydro or something-
Thanks for the heads up.
To be deadly honest, I generally avoid what I refer to as 'magic sauces,' which are any proprietary mixtures of something or another and whose makers claim all manner of benefits. Few have been trialled in peer-reviewed or double blind studies. These things are not unlike the patent medicines of the 19th century, where ingredients were secret and not always safe.
Canna are better than a lot of magic sauce makers as they will sometimes give you a scientific basis for what their particular magic goo is supposed to do and what's actually in it, such as PK-13-14. I don't think they're so generous with Boost, Rhizotonic, etc.
It's often very hard to gauge the real benefit of magic sauces. If trialling something, you should run plants in parallel with and without the sauce under test instead of trying to compare differences between successive whole crops. This will come close to assuring that differences between crops were not due to differing environmental conditions in the op between trials.