Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Jan-Mar '23

[RosaB]

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Those look amazing

 

[RosaB]

 

[RosaB]

 

[RosaB]

The sun is coming up, time to fill the bird feeders and get my buns in gear

 

[Mossy]

The sun is coming up, time to fill the bird feeders

I can hear them Singing for you.....cough..........Enjoy your day........

 

[Mossy]

Scratch and Sniff............

Fresh lemon...frozen glass...chilled water....what More could you Ask for............?





CHOCOLATE...CHOCOLATE...CHOCOLATE............

 

[Kirka88]

Yes... look for something called huma-carb from Advancing Eco Agriculture...
or use strictly rainwater... or spend the money on Reverse Osmosis.

here: https://www.advancingecoag.com/soluble-nutrient-fertilizers

Should also add some of the Rejuvanate: https://www.advancingecoag.com/store/Rejuvenate™-c20204171


More on this:

@RosaB
I've started using rain water. I'm going to rig a rain barrel to catch the run off from my roof and install a sill cock at the bottom of it.
So far just a few carefully placed coolers right b4 rain storms has yielded me about 15 gals per storm even though it's winter time here in New England (if we even want to call this a winter).
For me the ppm has come out around 5.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but I've read you can't use a pH meter with those few ions but I once I add nutrients I'm coming out around 4.5 pH range.
That's easy to correct with pH up (4 mL /gal for me fixed it)
round here rain barrels ( not old chemical barrels food barrels like pickles or olives) are quite common and many towns are happy to provide them (just like composters) at a good discount . I can also blend that with my tap water so I end up above say 50 ppm but (my choice ask MOG for a better range) below 100 ppm.
Also like others have said you can buy water even by the gallon. Here market basket sells gal that are about 1 dollar and have a ppm under 150 but be care other ones have come in at around 250 ppm.
Water softeners are to my knowledge really (or at least often?) just ion exchange columns that typically catch/trap hard water kinds Ca and Mg and exchange them for sodium ions.

My point being my concern with my tap water (as has already been pointed out here IIRC) is that I personally have no clue what's the individual ppm of Mg or Ca in my town water. Our town water report simply tells us things like trihalomethanes.
Also my town water has chloramines unlike chlorine ions just leaving it out overnight and bubbling air through it won't do the job to my satisfaction. Hope this helps??
If anything I've said is incorrect or if anyone has anything to add I'd welcome it!!!
Thanks

 

[Kirka88]

I have yet to see an ACTUAL 55 day auto that had any weight / yield.... Love my autos... but there are so many claims out there. Have you pulled one off in 2 months? Just curious... Would love a 2 month seed-to-harvest auto!

I have been working with light sensitive photos for about 10 years now... they are awesome! but they can be tricky to get going (like autos a bit but different)

By light sensitive do you mean the ones they call (photos) fast versions??
I love those b/c we get such miserable rainy conditions around here in the fall

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Easy day @Bill.de.Cat ....or have you got your Strength back...?

Back to normal, still lazy though.

 

[Kirka88]

Good morning everyone. Hope your all having a great one!!!
I'm like 30 pages behind lol