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I say keep an eye on craigslist and pickup a used volcano. I've seen some for $200. 2 years of 3x daily use and no issues.

Nope, I would order seeds.

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I would sell your computer you used for this forum post on craiglist ASAP

I would say 4lbs of butter per oz

You just don't want them to freeze.

Don't throw your seeds away. Save them and plant them when you go for walks.

I let my pipe sit in an empty coffee cup filled with 91% rubbing alcohol overnight. Then in the morning I use q-tips to clean it up and then let it dry. As good as brand new. 91% alcohol is cheap at walmart, walgreens, etc.

No kids here and no plans to have them. They cost too much.

Have you dipped them in the cloning solution?

you can upload the pics here, then post the direct link

2-4 weeks still. Do what kmo8762 says.

From what I understand, most people use it for seedlings and veg. Not so much for flowering.

It's not needed and comes with risks, so why do it?

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I doubt the negative ion thing will help. I used ozone for a bit and the smell was just too strong and I didn't want to hurt my health with the ozone. Fan blowing air in, fan blowing air out, and a carbon filter on the end and you are ready.

#3 - None of the above If you must have revenge, you gotta wait awhile as to not be a suspect.

No, you don't have to refrigerate it first. I tried to soften the butter in the microwave and it remelted. So I just used the melted butter and it worked great.

Or you can water cure. I'm going to try that next.