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Long story short..... I was involved in an accident with my 2011 Honda CR-Z hybrid. Geico has yet to look at the damage, but I really want them to total it because it's a hybrid. I don't think the car will operate like it did prior to the accident because many mechanics don't know how to...

I just thought of an interesting factor when dealing with Chinese Vinegar Chile paste. Dogs DO NOT like peppers sweet or hot and the vinegar makes it that much more worse for the dog. I don't think any dog would want to endure the wrath of the spice from Szechuan chile peppers with vinegar...

That's why you take the shower head off the hose in your shower and flush all the shit out, so it's not rank

I have searched endlessly to only find outdated threads about bringing weed on a flight. Scenario 1: Douche your ass out and put the weed inside Scenario 2: FedEx it overnight in a jar of Chinese vinegar chile paste (peanut butter is a bit too obvious) because apparently overnight packages...

I've always wondered this. I use my urine diluted in water to feed my plants because of the vast amounts of nitrogen and phosphorous. Urine is naturally acidic, so it would seem to be a natural way to PH up along with adding trace minerals and nutes. Thoughts?

It was a male all the way and suddenly developed pistils. I chopped 3 males already that showed no hermaphrodite traits, so it can't be stress. If it isn't stress what will the seed outcome be? Also.. This is a strain from Nirvana which many state are junk. I've come across many threads that...

It's a 100% male that is now making small amounts of pistils. It's really odd. I'll get some pics.

This is a Nirvana Papaya plant that started off as male but some of the branches show pistils. It's very odd. This is why I'm really wondering if I should chop it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcxldTypiNw

Cinderella 99

I'm uncertain what to do about this plant. I came across articles that state that male hermaphrodites are rare and that not much is known the plants and about the seed outcome from them. Should I let it pollinate itself or chop it?

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