Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Jan-Mar '23

[RosaB]

I'm with bud lady.. force em over... nice canopy! should yield nice if you can make em play ball! Time to grow up girls!

We had Stitch seeds that were not auto, amen and make them flower

 

[eprotege]

thanks for the reps, @Mossy!

 

[Blue_dreamer]

What a difference a week makes! The first pic is last Saturday. The second pic is today on day 22. The third pic shows how the mushrooms are composting the mushrooms. I've given up on having anything to say on mushrooms in there. So long as the plant keeps doing well, I'm going to go with it.
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If your soil is healthy enough to support an active mycellium so much so that it fruits, that means you have REALLY good soil my dude.

 

[Blue_dreamer]

We had Stitch seeds that were not auto, amen and make them flower

If they were the same variety, I'd agree. But I can't fathom two different varieties doing the same thing at the same time.
Especially since @Fermented_Fruitz said he's bought stuff from Linda's seed line as well.

 

[Lil Dab]

beef for dinner tonight think I feel a case of the meat sweats coming on

 

[JM]

We had Stitch seeds that were not auto, amen and make them flower

Now that's a throwback! So true!

 

[420Forever]

Do Not Fart next to food when you are Naked......



Scientists have farted directly into a Petri dish to find out if faeces floats around afterwards.

This unsophisticated experiment was attempted after an Australian doctor was asked by a nurse whether quietly farting during surgery would contaminate the operating theatre.

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki told listeners to his science phone-in radio show in Brisbane: 'I realised that I didn't know.

'But I was determined to find out.'

Dr Kruszelnicki contacted his friend Luke Tennent, a microbiologist in Canberra, who then got a colleague to fart two inches away from a Petri dish.

The experiment was carried out once while wearing clothes and another with no pants on.

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Scientists farted onto a Petri dish to find out if farts contaminate the air with bacteria. The dishes were left overnight and one dish sprouted visible lumps of two types of bacteria that are usually found only in the gut and on the skin
Dishes were left overnight.

One dish sprouted visible growths of two types of bacteria that are usually found only in the gut and on the skin, which were splattered onto the dish by the force of the fart.

But the fart that had passed through clothing had no effect, suggesting the trousers acted as a filter, reported the journal BMJ.

Dr Kruszelnicki told the Canberra Times in 2001: 'The enteric zone in the second Petri dish was caused by the flatus itself, and the splatter ring around that was caused by the sheer velocity of the fart, which blew skin bacteria from the cheeks and blasted it onto the dish.

'It seems, therefore, that flatus can cause infection if the emitter is naked, but not if he or she is clothed.'

But the scientists stressed the results should not be considered alarming because the bacteria found was not harmful.

In fact, it was similar to the 'friendly' bacteria found in yoghurt, but they did suggest it was probably best if you didn't 'fart naked near food'.

jus when u think u've heard it all, along comez -> friendly fart bacteria..............................................i give up ppp

 

[PinkyNotTheBrain]

friendly fart bacteria

 

[Talonxracer]

Well time to call it and split the sheets, party on

 

[JP1]