Current Live Stoner Gossip Feb..March..April 2018

[Frankthetank]

Morning everyone!

We're bringing back live interviews! We'll be talking to Tom from Tom's Tumbler in a couple of weeks about their tumble trimmers (and we're going to see them in action here VERY soon!)

https://www.tomstumbletrimmer.com/

Morning SoH

Sounds like a cool product

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

@Frankthetank

check this out The circles represent plantings.
for flowers or vegetable area ammend soil with compost, lime, and azomite.
for herbs area, consider adding some sand and compost.
for forest plantings, leave it the hell alone.

yellow, Japanese Maple
green, perennial herbs, such as rosemary and thyme, lavender or yarrow
brown, small vegeatble area

red, large oak leaf hydrangeas
the larger green circle, dwarf paniculata hydrangeas
black, low growing part shade perennials such as comlumbine, heuchara, astilbe, or bleeding heart.
little orange circles, bottlebrush buckeye or rhododendron

Fill in between the beds with free wood chip delivery.


Thats a good start brother. LOVE ya.

 

[Frankthetank]

And if you have cancer , dementia , alcoholism etc etc etc increases your chances of being involved in a collision as well .

Not to mention driving....nothing will get you into a collision faster than getting into a car :smoking:

 

[Frankthetank]

@Frankthetank

check this out The circles represent plantings.
for flowers or vegetable area ammend soil with compost, lime, and azomite.
for herbs area, consider adding some sand and compost.
for forest plantings, leave it the hell alone.

yellow, Japanese Maple
green, perennial herbs, such as rosemary and thyme, lavender or yarrow
brown, small vegeatble area

red, large oak leaf hydrangeas
the larger green circle, dwarf paniculata hydrangeas
black, low growing part shade perennials such as comlumbine, heuchara, astilbe, or bleeding heart.
little orange circles, bottlebrush buckeye or rhododendron

Fill in between the beds with free wood chip delivery.


Thats a good start brother. LOVE ya.
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Wow!! THis is awesome!!! Thank you so much brother!!!!

 

[Samwell]

After a grow and a half using only MegaCrop with calmag some times, I am happy with it, but I do think you need something to swell the buds once in flower.

Any suggestions on what to use to get some bulk? I'm trying to decide if I should just go with the booster Greenleaf has or is there is anything else you guys really like to use?

 

[Savage Garden]

After a grow and a half using only MegaCrop with calmag some times, I am happy with it, but I do think you need something to swell the buds once in flower.

Any suggestions on what to use to get some bulk? I'm trying to decide if I should just go with the booster Greenleaf has or is there is anything else you guys really like to use?

have you got a pic of the unswollen buds to hand?.............im still pondering P/K at 10 days in flower...............thoughts?

 

[Frankthetank]

After a grow and a half using only MegaCrop with calmag some times, I am happy with it, but I do think you need something to swell the buds once in flower.

Any suggestions on what to use to get some bulk? I'm trying to decide if I should just go with the booster Greenleaf has or is there is anything else you guys really like to use?

I'm using their sweet candy, along with "budswell" from the guano company. So far so good. Although I haven't taken one to harvest yet...

 

[Samwell]

have you got a pic of the unswollen buds to hand?.............im still pondering P/K at 10 days in flower...............thoughts?

Take a look at my blue cush journal for what I got to harvest.

Here is what my current girl is looking like about day 25

 

[Mossy]

We'll be talking to Tom from Tom's Tumbler in a couple of weeks about their tumble trimmers (and we're going to see them in action here VERY soon!)

With some [HASHTAG]#beasters[/HASHTAG]

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

Wow!! THis is awesome!!! Thank you so much brother!!!!

It's hard to say without really seeing it, and knowing how close buildings are and such, but that is the way you do it. Dream it, draw it, plant it.