burgertime2010
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Your battered mother is ignoring you? Comic-diffusion, at least she taught you coping mechanisms.
Monsanto cannabis yes or no? The DNA Protection Act of 2013
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Doer
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Salvia....coming around now, huh?
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Dr Kynes
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two minute haiku time
Tiny Cacti, Crushed to Pulp
Simmered well on the camp fire
Just a Sip. COLOURS!
Dr Kynes
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that was free verse bro, but i made 2 minute haiku before i saw your post
burgertime2010
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Same words" Incandescent joy wisps misplaced the fragrant myeindolently. Someone, home like a brother coiling long forgotten ez widers the bowl to my bongs fragrant smoke"
Dr Kynes
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man... thats heavy!
Gentle Skirl of Steel on Stone
Quiet Sussurations, Easing troubled Thoughts
A Habit Long Remembered From Lessons Never To Be Forgot
Suddenly I Discover I'm Honing a Knife
The Gift From My Grandfather on the Morning of My First Hunt.
Three Decades of a Eulogy For the Man Who Was My Hero
The Blade Shows Wear. His Memory Undimmed
Dr Kynes
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Dr Kynes
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yeah man. i can dig it.
i feel the need to expand upon your verse
Gentle touch, Soft Caress, She Needs you To Stake Your Claim
Throbbing, He Rises Tumescent, Prepared to Make Good On His Name
To Do Her, Doer Prepares, but a Nefarious Hangnail Awaits
The Puncture Kit Is Here Somplace
Quickly Bro, Before She Deflates!
i feel the need to expand upon your verse
Gentle touch, Soft Caress, She Needs you To Stake Your Claim
Throbbing, He Rises Tumescent, Prepared to Make Good On His Name
To Do Her, Doer Prepares, but a Nefarious Hangnail Awaits
The Puncture Kit Is Here Somplace
Quickly Bro, Before She Deflates!
Canna Sylvan
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Doc,
You know anything about lemon trees? I want to get a Meyer lemon. I tried looking up how easy it is to grow, NPK, etc. Different sites list all kinds of ratios for citrus/lemon. 1:1:1, 8:4:4, 2:3:3. Those are all radically different.
You know anything about lemon trees? I want to get a Meyer lemon. I tried looking up how easy it is to grow, NPK, etc. Different sites list all kinds of ratios for citrus/lemon. 1:1:1, 8:4:4, 2:3:3. Those are all radically different.
Dr Kynes
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lemon trees (and all citrus) are not terribly particular, they prefer well drained soil and plenty of sun, just keep the roots cool by shading the pot if you grow it in a container.
the differeing ratios for fertilization are all based on different bas soils (very few hydroponic citrus growers out there) but the good old fashioned Miracle Gro citrus works good.
once established,, citrus trees dont really need much attention unless your running a citrus farm, in which case as i recall we used a 3-2-2 product but that was in sandy soil with a clay substrate. (deserts, lol) and lots of mulching and cattle shit from the nearby harris beef feedlot.
Canna Sylvan
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Thanks. What about NaCl ppm? For weed I use about 1350 depending on variety. I've never done soil watering. I heard you alternate: water, water, nutrient. Feeding are done when the soil is nearly dry. From what I read, you only feed nutrient during flower. Since I mix my own nutrient, I thought why not. Nutrient chemicals are cheap.
Dr Kynes
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dont add salt to your fertilizing routine. citrus hates salt. salt accretion is a serious problem for citrus growers who over-fertilize.
epsom salts (MgSo4, not NaCl which is table salt)were added twice a year, we would put 10lb in the 10,000 gallon fertilizer mixing tank in the spring, and autumn.
and yes i had to look up the chemical name for epsom salts.
UncleBuck
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citrus meyeri are easy.
get a bag of citrus tone and use as directed.
bring that sucker inside if it's gonna dip below 30 degrees, but don' bring it into a 75 degree room or anything. stick it in the 50 degree garage. it doesn't like those temp shocks. leaves will turn yellow and fall off.
mine survived several 25 degree night this winter, but it's suffering for it.
Canna Sylvan
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I meant the NaCl conversion factor, also called 442 or EC * 0.7.
Dr Kynes
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unless youre growing hydroponically thats largely irrelevant. i mix my nutrients volumetrically not by testing with a PPM meter. again, citrus isnt that picky.I meant the NaCl conversion factor, also called 442 or EC * 0.7.
if youre concerned over salt buildup from your nutrient solution, unless youre seriously overdoing the nutrients you wont have to worry about salt buildup in your soil.
if you plan to grow in a container, just make sure theres planty of drainage, and give it a flush if your worried. if youre growing in the ground, dont sweat it, all you have to worry about is frost, but you can cover your tree with a clear visquine sheet and it will do just fine through aything short of a hard freeze.