Don Gin and Ton
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I know I guess eucalyptus is tough going?!
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Cindyguygrower
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Man, your running a different Blue Pitt too! I thought your one I tried was rather tasty too! Do I re-call you saying you we're writing a book?
Well time for seedling pRon
Blue Pitt x Cheese
First one out the traps, on the hunt for a Dog type
Well time for seedling pRon
Blue Pitt x Cheese
First one out the traps, on the hunt for a Dog type
The Yorkshireman
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If I could draw your attention to the 'Experiment #2 - Growth Of Plants' section of the above ARS paper which states......"One mg of 1-triacontanol was dissolved in one ml of chloroform, carefully diluted with de-ionized water to make a 0.1 mg/liter solution."
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When using Alfalfa meal/straw/or tea as a supplement for plants yes the plants may well grow bigger and better than those without suplimentation because of the naturally high nutritional content of Alfalfa which consists of......
Alfalfa ingredients:
* Triacontanol
* Vitamin A
* Thiamine
* Riboflavin
* Pantothenic Acid
* Niacin
* Pyridoxine
* Choline
* Bentaine
* Folic Acid
* co-enzymes
* Crude proteins (16 - 25% in dry alfalfa)
Amino acids (% in alfalfa meal).
* Tryptophan, 0.3 %
* Aspartic Acid, 2.3%
* Threonine, 1.0 %
* Serine, 1.0%
* Glutamic Acid, 2.7%
* Proline, 1.2%
* Glycine, 1.1%
* Alanine, 1.1%
* Cystine, 0.2%
* Valine, 1.0%
* Methionine, 0.3%
* Isoleucine, 0.8%
* Leucine, 1.6%
* Tyrosine, 0.5%
* Phenylalanine, 1.0%
* Histidine, 0.4%
* Lysine, Total, 1.1%
* Arginine, 1.1%
Minerals (contained in dry alfalfa)
* Nitrogen 3.75-5.5 %
* Potassium .75 - 3.5 %
* Phosphorus .3 - .7%
* Calcium 1 - 2 %
* Magnesium .30 - 1 %
* Sulphur .2 - .5 %
* Manganese 30-200 ppm
* Iron 20-250 ppm
* Boron 20-80 ppm
* Copper 5-20 ppm
* Zinc 20-70 ppm
........but it is not due to the Triacontanol content in such a scenario because Triacontanol is not water soluble so can not be utilised by a plant without prior processing.
However, Triacontanol on it's own can be isolated from said Alfalfa meal/straw, purified to lab grade (
) and then processed in such a way that a stable solution with water can be created, by using an intermediate chemical (Chloroform, Ethanol, Acetone, Polysorbate 20 with heat) to dissolve the Triacontanol in which is miscible with water so can then be diluted to use as a foliar spray.I hope that clears up any misunderstanding.
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giggles26
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I read the experiment bro. I was just pointing out that it can and has been used as a growth stimulant in plants. Now if it doesn't happen when making an alfalfa tea great I get that, but my plants love it so I'll continue using it.
I just thought it was an interesting read that it in fact it can be used to promote growth. With the way legalization is going im hoping to see some big things happening and finally be allowed to federally test this plant.
I will agree there is a lot of bs out there but there's a lot of good lil facts out there to that aren't doing any harm.
My statement wasn't directed towards you, it was just something I found interesting.
The Yorkshireman
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If you read back through the last couple of days and find all my posts questionable I would be very surprised.
Sometimes my posts may come across as condescending quite unintentionally Dan, sometimes they are brewed up especially for willful idiot's.
The post to RM3 was deliberate.
I speak my mind, I don't sugar coat anything or blow smoke up anybody's arse and I have very little tolerance for bullshit.
But if I make a post that comes across dodgy and it's not aimed at you then please do take it with a pinch of salt, others who know me a bit better may make a point about the post (Like DST did yesterday over the skill set), or just straight up ask me if I'm being a twat deliberately because there's usually a reason for it, if it's one of those bad hair days I'll quite happily apologise.
I return your Namaste Sir, peace.
The Yorkshireman
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OK.
A few of years old now but the veterans of the thread will remember these......
'Smelly Fingerez' @ 23 days.
'Smelly Fingerez' @ 28 days.
(Yes, they're pink trichomes.)And this little fatty was done flowering completely in 28 days dead (no it's not an auto).
Both in soil.
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The Yorkshireman
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The Yorkshireman
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No man, unfortunately not.
I got rid of it because the stone wasn't to my liking, super cerebral with no body at all.
Don loved it though, that kind of buzz is right up his street.
I think Don lost his cut but I do remember he sent a snip to someone from this thread over in the U.S to grow outdoor's in their big garden plot, it would have looked the business as a big purple tree.
I don't know what happened to that, it didn't seem to appear again and I don't remember who it was he sent it to.
I think he's forgotten too.
The Yorkshireman
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Idea's anybody?
The Yorkshireman
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The dinner I'm cooking myself is better than whatever you guys are gonna have for dinner.
No doubt.
I'm about to be on chips, fish fingers, 3 cheese crispy pancakes and baked beans.
Deep fried and microwaved.
My hunger can't wait for me to cook something decent. lol
AlphaPhase
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lol thanks dst, The session was a great time, I'm hoping I was able to give him a proper birthday high
He said he's never smelled any buds like the tangilope lol, it was funny when we were trying to figure out what it smells likeFor sure jig! It's so strange how fast things like this can happen, my blood work 9 months ago were totatlly fine, was even negative for the arthritus though i felt more achy. I love that picture! I lol'ed at that heh, it's a trip what the human body is capable of
ghb
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The dinner I'm cooking myself is better than whatever you guys are gonna have for dinner.
you haven't got a spanish bird legs akimbo on your dinner table have you!, what will the wife say?!
jigfresh
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You trying to get me in trouble mate? I can neither confirm no deny anything. Wife was the one who decided to stay home for a couple months, so really she can't say anything.
Thank god this thread moves fast.
And alpha it is amazing the capability of the human body... most remarkable I find is it's ability to hear. Let's hear it for you getting those gears in motion.
Thank god this thread moves fast.
And alpha it is amazing the capability of the human body... most remarkable I find is it's ability to hear. Let's hear it for you getting those gears in motion.
The Yorkshireman
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I've got funky stuff like Ostritch steak and Kangaroo leg steak in the freezer too.
But old habit's die hard.
Doesn't processed shite taste good when you're hungry!
But old habit's die hard.
Doesn't processed shite taste good when you're hungry!
shishkaboy
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Ambz has the last one I think. She def has it, but I think its the last. I wanted that cut too.
Edit: What happend to Laz?