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interesting. Earth juice was the first organic nutrient base i used. I also ran my own flushing experiment, and the flushed product came out tasting worlds better. I haven't been able to bring myself to feed the last week of flower since. Now i'm running roots organics, along with some of my...

I've been able to get a plant to "claw" like that by forcing it to veg in a container that it has outgrown. Your parts per million are not the concern here. It looks like that plant is in a one gallon container, and almost two feet tall, and it's telling you its ready for a larger space.

don't switch to chem ferts from organic. You will see a difference.... but you won't like it.

yeah in my earlier post you can see that i suggested fully drying the plant material before dry sifting. Although i thought that would be a given to anyone with a shred of common sense. You're proving my point that all dry ice will do is speed up the process. you say that you still saw resin...

have you tested it with organic nutes?

google.com hahaha I have the article, but no link. i'm sure you can find it with a little looking. I don't think it's going to serve any real purpose, besides keeping a strain around that is near extinction.

high times did an article on it not too long ago. It has been done plenty, it just takes too long. i think it's more for novelty purposes or to save a strain that can no longer be cloned for whatever reason.

so you're saying you can't get all of the resin off of plant material using the dry sieve method? I've made plenty in my time and I don't intend to argue with you about it. You can get the same amount of resin with the dry sieve method period. I agree that it is faster with dry ice, but you...

nice write up, But using dry ice isn't going to put more resin on the plant, nor will it make the resin more potent. i don't know what gave you that idea. Dry sieve hash is not easy to make if you're going for top quality. I've made plenty dry sieve hash that melted right through a screen...

water your plants in trays. Put the water in the tray and the plant will take it up as needed. And mix in some perlite next time

yeah no doubt it helps quite a bit. He was saying it's pricey and was trying to find a way around using it. You won't get more resin glands off of the plant using dry ice, they will just come off faster.

the only side effect of cannabis is euphoria. So just go ahead and enjoy that.

just dry your herb out bone dry and use your extraction bags in the same manner you would with dry ice, to get dry sieve style kief. Same exact product, no need for the dry ice

well i'm sure it's not the jar that smells man. When the jar is closed the smell coming out may be more concentrated. but your flowers are definatley the cause of the smell. You might have just gotten used to the smell so it's not as apparent to you. let a friend smell it and give you an...

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damn that's some sick sound. Nice with the lyrics too. I'm Subbed

doesn't look herm. Are the buds seeded?

ever heard of cloning from leaf cultures? Just enough plant material to get the dna from the live plant can make a new plant. It takes way too much time to do, but it's kinda cool. You can get a plant to grow from just a leaf, or even less.

This is another one of those never ending arguments, and it's all a matter of opinion. The easy way to determine which way is best for you, is to test both methods. Flush one, don't flush the other. Easy peazy

I have to drop my two coins here. Just had my lumatek blow a fuse, called the company rep and he said i need to return it and get a new one. If you don't mind sending your ballast back in everytime a fuse blows and having your garden sit in the dark while you wait, then don't worry about it...