onthedl0008
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A good friend once told me theres nothing wrong with a lil short circuit long as u did some rewiring.
Large white seed found in main stem?
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aerogrowerman
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new pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gogrow
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i firmly believe that hallucinogens where put here by god to help us out with life... that is why they are so harmful when abused.... vitamins are good but you dont eat a whole bottle....
yuri orlov
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keep postin piks i gotta c wtf this shit turns out to b
onthedl0008
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Lol sorry just blazed gogrow, im lmao i like how u think! Ur post just brought something to mind in all clearification on the subject for me! My good friend is a mormon and i tried reading his bible.The very first thing that came to mind when reading that book was the author of that book must have eaten some good shrooms! lmao hand in hand with ur theory almost!
NuteGreenwitch
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Have identified his "weed". It is Eclipta. Included are pics and information regarding this weed.
Eclipta: a Useful Weed
Biological Description
Annual plant Eclipta, which belongs to the Asteraceae (Sunflower) family, is usually treated as a weed. Nonetheless, this herb has been traditionally used for hundreds of years in Chinese and Indian medicine to eliminate numerous illnesses.
Eclipta prostata L. and Eclipta erecta are the two common species of genus Eclipta. The difference between them is that the first one creeps on the ground covering it, while the second one grows upright. Eclipta reddish stems, which branch only occasionally, are covered with short hairs. The leaves of the young shoots are ovate and toothed and tend to be alternate; the older leaves, which are opposite, are lanceolate. The latter also have toothed margins.
The small round and flat flowers (6-8mm in diameter), which appear in August, may be either white, or yellow with short narrow petals. They are hermaphrodite have both male and female organs. The root of the plant is well developed.
Growing
Eclipta is an annual tropical plant indigenous to India, China, Korea and Thailand. It, however, can also be found growing abundantly in many other places of the world, as Brazil, Japan, and Australia.
The herb prefers much moisture and full or partial sun; thus it grows best in the warm climatic regions with much rainfall. It prefers poorly drained medium (loamy) soils.
Parts Used
Depending on the country and traditions, leaves, the tops of Eclipta, or the whole plant (including roots) is used for medicinal purposes. Eclipta is harvested when it is in bloom. The plant is then dried to make different kinds of preparations to be used both topically and internally.
Market
The most common Eclipta preparations include dried powder, dried decoction, fresh leaf juice, infusion, medicated oil, and even ghee (clarified butter).
Action
The simple, from the first point of view, plant has a number of constituents, which may be very beneficial for the human health. For example, bio-active steroidal alkaloids of Eclipta are believed to possess cyto-toxicity against certain (harmful for our bodies) cells. By the way, six out of eight steroidal alkaloids were isolated from Eclipta for the first time from nature.
Coumestans (e.g. wedelolactone and demethylwedelolactone), which are the derivatives of coumarins, have estrogenic activity. They make this herb a good antibacterial and anti-hemorrhagic agent. They are believed to be the most valuable components of Eclipta.
Eclipta constituents, such as polypeptides, polyacetylenes, thiophene-derivatives, triterpenes and flavonoids, make it an effective antiviral, antifungal, astringent, depurative, purgative, febrifuge and emetic means. Although mostly aerial parts of the plant are used, roots may also be useful in treating certain health disorders as they possess emetic and purgative action. The plant also contains nicotine and stigmasterol. Such component as ecliptine was found in the pants leaves among other alkaloids.
The power of Eclipta to act as an antiseptic explains its application in the form of topical remedy for skin conditions.
Health Benefits
Eclipta is applied externally to treat athlete foot, eczema, and dermatitis. It also helps wounds get healed sooner and reduce skin inflammation. In China, India, and Brazil Eclipta is used as anti-venom against snake bites and scorpion stings. One of the most popular topical uses of this plant is against hair loss and its premature greying. Eclipta can promote hair growth and colour it black.
Preserving liver health is another common use of this herb. Eclipta works to rejuvenate liver tissues, to treat hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver enlargement, jaundice, as well as prevent gallbladder diseases.
The symptoms of dysentery, diarrhoea, and diphtheria are reduced with the help of Eclipta. It also eliminates fever and treats anaemia.
One more benefit of Eclipta is its ability to soothe the jangled nerves and treat mental disorders, eliminate insomnia, vertigo, and headaches. The preparations of this herb are also used to preserve healthy teeth and gums.
Biological Description
Annual plant Eclipta, which belongs to the Asteraceae (Sunflower) family, is usually treated as a weed. Nonetheless, this herb has been traditionally used for hundreds of years in Chinese and Indian medicine to eliminate numerous illnesses.
Eclipta prostata L. and Eclipta erecta are the two common species of genus Eclipta. The difference between them is that the first one creeps on the ground covering it, while the second one grows upright. Eclipta reddish stems, which branch only occasionally, are covered with short hairs. The leaves of the young shoots are ovate and toothed and tend to be alternate; the older leaves, which are opposite, are lanceolate. The latter also have toothed margins.
The small round and flat flowers (6-8mm in diameter), which appear in August, may be either white, or yellow with short narrow petals. They are hermaphrodite have both male and female organs. The root of the plant is well developed.
Growing
Eclipta is an annual tropical plant indigenous to India, China, Korea and Thailand. It, however, can also be found growing abundantly in many other places of the world, as Brazil, Japan, and Australia.
The herb prefers much moisture and full or partial sun; thus it grows best in the warm climatic regions with much rainfall. It prefers poorly drained medium (loamy) soils.
Parts Used
Depending on the country and traditions, leaves, the tops of Eclipta, or the whole plant (including roots) is used for medicinal purposes. Eclipta is harvested when it is in bloom. The plant is then dried to make different kinds of preparations to be used both topically and internally.
Market
The most common Eclipta preparations include dried powder, dried decoction, fresh leaf juice, infusion, medicated oil, and even ghee (clarified butter).
Action
The simple, from the first point of view, plant has a number of constituents, which may be very beneficial for the human health. For example, bio-active steroidal alkaloids of Eclipta are believed to possess cyto-toxicity against certain (harmful for our bodies) cells. By the way, six out of eight steroidal alkaloids were isolated from Eclipta for the first time from nature.
Coumestans (e.g. wedelolactone and demethylwedelolactone), which are the derivatives of coumarins, have estrogenic activity. They make this herb a good antibacterial and anti-hemorrhagic agent. They are believed to be the most valuable components of Eclipta.
Eclipta constituents, such as polypeptides, polyacetylenes, thiophene-derivatives, triterpenes and flavonoids, make it an effective antiviral, antifungal, astringent, depurative, purgative, febrifuge and emetic means. Although mostly aerial parts of the plant are used, roots may also be useful in treating certain health disorders as they possess emetic and purgative action. The plant also contains nicotine and stigmasterol. Such component as ecliptine was found in the pants leaves among other alkaloids.
The power of Eclipta to act as an antiseptic explains its application in the form of topical remedy for skin conditions.
Health Benefits
Eclipta is applied externally to treat athlete foot, eczema, and dermatitis. It also helps wounds get healed sooner and reduce skin inflammation. In China, India, and Brazil Eclipta is used as anti-venom against snake bites and scorpion stings. One of the most popular topical uses of this plant is against hair loss and its premature greying. Eclipta can promote hair growth and colour it black.
Preserving liver health is another common use of this herb. Eclipta works to rejuvenate liver tissues, to treat hepatitis, cirrhosis, liver enlargement, jaundice, as well as prevent gallbladder diseases.
The symptoms of dysentery, diarrhoea, and diphtheria are reduced with the help of Eclipta. It also eliminates fever and treats anaemia.
One more benefit of Eclipta is its ability to soothe the jangled nerves and treat mental disorders, eliminate insomnia, vertigo, and headaches. The preparations of this herb are also used to preserve healthy teeth and gums.
onthedl0008
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Lol does this mean its over....... Nice job looks like thats that! just when i start having fun someone ruins it!
NuteGreenwitch
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sorry - I just wanted closure for myself - haha! I was really wanting this to go on, but I'd miss too many episodes of "Weeds" if I continued to read this thread as it continued to grow larger.
onthedl0008
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I dream about that chik from weeds sometimes so i feel ur pain!
gogrow
confused
nah, he would have made sense if so...
mormons have some screwed up beliefs... but look into "food of the gods"... a book... has the theory that naturally occurring hallucinogens were originally ways of talking to god and learning about god and the world around primitive man... really interesting concept... they will show you alot if you let them still to this day..
I mean why was it in your plant..?? I think you are "meant" to grow it for some reason 
I saw god when i smoked DMTnah, he would have made sense if so...
lilmissfiend
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looks like a weed
420weedman
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its weed man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NuteGreenwitch
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It's eclipta.... read my post on the previous page. He's growing a weed, not WEED. Congrats though on your weed grow. If you have athletes foot, eclipta is good medicine for it.
onthedl0008
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Gogrow when ur done, send them this way i have some shrubs that look just like that growing in the nieghborhood! lol. On another note if ya want to see some crazyness come check out my latest project! I promise i didnt find these seeds in my stalks.
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/127741-interesting-dwc-bagseed-grow-juicy.html
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/127741-interesting-dwc-bagseed-grow-juicy.html
DRCANNABIS
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Ohhhhhhhh the humanity!!!!!!!