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[Mike20132]

Good night my friends. Love you

 

[Mossy]

Good night my friends. Love you

#SleepTight @Mike20132

 

[Mossy]

#HappyCaturday ... ..got any Plans.....?......

 

[Mossy]

 

[Mossy]

Morning @DDubs .... ...have you had cramp in your typing fingers......?.......

 

[MidIN2]

@MidIN2 This is true for the beginning of the grow but we are talking about the end of the grow (Bud Candy 2 weeks prior to harvest and molasses the last week) all of the Mycorrhizal relationships are well established and the plant's Micro-Biome is also well established. We are simply replacing the carbs the plant is no longer exuding through the roots because they are being directed to the flowers instead. Also there are some sugars that are directly available to the plant, this is why I use Bud Candy the last two weeks. There are some unique carbs in that product that the plant uptakes directly. The molasses is just feeding the biome so it does not go to sleep (dormant).


I have absolutely never gone prospecting with the intention of getting rich It is all about being in the wild with nature and fresh air, sharing some of the same ground as the 49ers. No matter how small your pickers are it is a thrill to get color in you pan or sluice, learning how to read a creek and digging where the gold may be hiding is just plain fun. Do I dream of finding that 4 ounce nugget - Of course but it is just like winning the lottery. I buy a ticket and dream about what I would do with the money, then I wake up and go buy another ticket


I really wish I had someone to go with I am too old to go alone safely! I would probably spend less time driving around on the backroads now with google maps. I have been lost for hours looking for claims I could work. It can be a really bad day if your caught claim jumping.

Yes established to old nutrients, they still have to break down the new and process it. It's not adding concrete to the machine, u literally start all over. This is why I left this site the last time, Bro science is the down fall.
Bud candy total waste last two weeks. Last two weeks plant has decreased water intake and is eating itself basically to survive. Marketing and bro science the worse thing for cannabis.

 

[Mossy]

Yes established to old nutrients, they still have to break down the new and process it. It's not adding concrete to the machine, u literally start all over. This is why I left this site the last time, Bro science is the down fall.
Bud candy total waste last two weeks. Last two weeks plant has decreased water intake and is eating itself basically to survive. Marketing and bro science the worse thing for cannabis.

Opinions are like arseholes..... ... everyone has got one...


I use Bud Candy from flower..2-3 times a week..........it is what I Like..on my conditions...and I Paid for it......

But I respect anyone having a different regime for their conditions......or beliefs...


I wouldn't let it put me off site......if I'd have listened to popular opinion...I wouldn't have chosen Autos...and LED grow panels would never have taken off......just being human isn't it.....?...

 

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[Bill.de.Cat]

@Bill.de.Cat This is from about 5 or 6 trips over a couple of years of solo trips. The top picker came from a tiny creek behind the Mariposa KOA RV camp. It was raining too hard to hit the backroads and I was camped there with my travel trailer in the off season. I was the only camper there. The camp owner/manager and I were drinking that night and he suggested I try the little creek behind the park. Still raining the next day I had nothing better to do so I went out, scouted the stream for a downfall off of the steepest hill and dug a bucket of classified dirt and started panning it off and got that nice picker. I cleaned out that whole area down to bedrock and got nothing else. I am sure it came off that hill and wanted to go out with my metal detector but was told it was private property and definitely a no go.......... The rest of that trip was a bust because most of the roads into the GPAA claims were impassable.

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