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tired of stupid pricks with names like 'anju preet' talking shit about herb. fuck you anju.

color me green with banana envy. mine arrives in about a week. hopefully if i put it in acidic soil like peat and coco and feed it some potassium-rich compost teas it'll flower for me in around a year. I don't know as I've ever eaten banana that wasn't cavendish, and it's like now that I know...

hmm, well I'm not exactly sure how sunlight works. But a MH bulb actually does give off almost notched, monochromatic light like a series of mono LEDs would. Anyways, I think you guys are mostly right and I'm mostly wrong. The CRI index is probably the most crucial thing. I can tell my...

I agree, bars should be set in place to make using the internet more difficult than reproduction. because using the internet is important, goddamnit.

if white leds are so great then why are people using monochromes at all? why does a blue white outperform and all white in veg and a red white out perform an all white in flower? if white is the best there is then why are there other colors being used at all. quite a strange anomaly. perhaps...

jeanlucpicard'ohcomeon'.gif I'm not saying you're the lowest common denominator, I'm saying mass manufactured white LEDs are. Now I know you're being intentionally obtuse and I'll stop posting in what is quite clearly a troll thread.

That's a good idea, i'll try that with some of the low-quality herb I still have. I might try blending just grapefruit juice and water-cured buds, straining it, then trying to make an ice cream or something out of it. That way it could potentially decarboxylate into the citrus or the ice...

Those plants aren't very healthy and don't look well-tended to. No offense, but you'd get a much higher yield if you lollipopped the bottom 30% instead of leaving little popcorn buds there to steal plants' energy. yeah, there's a lot of talk. the funny thing is, i know you're more...

That's what I thought too, but I'm subbed to this Youtube channel with this chef who does all this cooking. He's got this video about making cannabis smoothies and warns 'don't add citrus or else the action of the blender will decarboxylate the cannabinoids'. It seems kind of unlikely to me...

why do humans that allow themselves to live in filth and squalor feel comfortable blaming some innocent, totally passive and non-responsible organism for their own sloppy, disgusting, environment destroying selves? i just went shopping, i'm a total recluse, i'm holed up for about the next...

random unrelated blog-type-post: my mangosteen and bonsai dragon eye plants arrived today and are transplanted and sitting by a window, going to get their first taste of LEDs soon. A very exciting day. Mangosteen "queen fruit" has an incredibly long tap root, and this plant arrives with like...

Ok so I attempted to see If I could do this. I used way too much citrus though; pineapple and grapefruit juice and lemon juice. Future note to self - stick with a single citrus at a time. Because multiple blended citruses taste like battery acid I can't drink it very quickly, so it's hard to...

I think I'll check out the pinnacle pro, is it pretty good at vaping dry herb? I'm a heavy user, so I was pretty miffed the one I bought didn't work at all for what I wanted it to do. I think even with a glass screen it would have been inadequate. Well, like I said I consume a lot of cannabis...

mine didn't come with a glass screen. i tried to use it once and assumed it was just a piece of crap rip-off and threw it away. i quit smoking cigs about 2 weeks ago cold-turkey, power of the mind and all that. if a product advertises as a vaporizer for herb and sells for $140, it should...

that atmosraw is a piece of crap. doesn't vape more than a spec of material at a time, the heating element is a tiny filament at the bottom of the chamber that burns flower touching it and leaves the rest unvaped. i threw mine away, $140 down the drain.

now i'm sure you're being intentionally obtuse. LED manufacturers put out blue specific veg lights to exploit the common consumer's misconception about phototropism. well i'm sure if you're right, every single LED manufacturer will be releasing white LED lamps within a few years, if not...

It's not theory, it's science and common sense. 90% of usable Plant light is from like 440-460nm and 630-660nm. LED lights should therefore be 90% within those spectrums to get the maximum spectral intensity of usable plant light per watt. If you're using white LEDs, you might as well have...

this is why i only travel by submarine.

white light is mass produced commercially for many purposes besides growing so it's cheaper and simpler for people to construct a one voltage LED setup. It isn't best by any means, most convenient is more accurate. the rest is marketing hype and kool-aid.