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People are too used to organic methods not working. But my method really works. I had thousands of root aphids and in one dunk, they were all gone. It's been a year and they haven't come back.

lmao......

All you have to do is find a way to seal off the rockwool from the air with a sheet of plastic, or do 2-3 dunks spaced apart by 5 days. It kills 100% of everything it comes in contact with. I only had to do one dunk. There are other problems where chemicals are the most effective route (such as...

That's why bosses should be elected from below, not appointed from above. That guy needs to be tossed out of a plane sans chute high over the Amazon. Rules? Fuck rules. Rules are opinions of those in charge. We all know right from wrong. If the rule is wrong, or stands in the way of doing the...

Use my method. It's cheaper, non-toxic (you really shouldn't be using Imid!!! it's not approved for food, and lingers for a year+ in the plant!) and they don't build resistance, it's impossible because the whole idea is to drown them. I spent a HUGE amount of time researching solutions and...

There should be a dislike button. :eyesmoke:

It's a good question and could go either way. Historically as I'm sure you're aware, blacks are unfairly targeted by the cops for searches... but, at the same time, whites in black neighborhoods often get stopped by the cops as the cops assume they're looking for drugs...

http://ireadculture.com/2012/08/news/bythenumbers/by-the-numbers-29/

I've never seen anyone get fined here... I see people smoke right downtown in front of businesses and everything on Liberty St. and they never get harassed... and of course there's Hash Bash... the cops leave that alone too. Good to know they respect Prop. C though, thanks for that info.

http://www.weather.com/weather/alerts/localalerts/48104?phenomena=FZ&significance=W&areaid=MIZ075&office=KDTX&etn=0017 :leaf:

I know what you mean. 2004 sounds like yesterday to me. Crazy that the college freshmen here at UM barely remember 9/11.... they were 7 years old... 1st graders. :eyesmoke: Do you happen to know what happens when the cops here in Ann Arbor actually do visit a garden? I've never heard of it...

Yep, you are right for sure on this, capital is completely liquid and can move instantly across the globe, while workers cannot do this, hence the end result tends to be fantastic for capital (and therefore investors) while simultaneously catastrophic for workers. It's a sad story in the worst...

AvonBarksdale - you're already growing in hydro, so there's no need to use Imid... which is toxic and not made for food crops, lingering for over a year in the plant... https://www.rollitup.org/dwc-bubbleponics/523076-how-forever-eradicate-root-aphids.html All you need to do is dunk the root...

I've never heard before that manufacturing wasn't the bedrock of economic activity in Detroit... perhaps you're mistaking the peripheral economic activity (resulting from people spending the dollars they made working manufacturing jobs) for primary economic activity...

I had thought you said before on the forums that you were black. Either way, that just means that I have now not met a single black guy who didn't admit that anti-white racism exists and is a problem. You obviously haven't been to Ann Arbor. The cops NEVER enforce the $25 dollar law. They don't...

If you look here at "most common industries," manufacturing doesn't appear on the list: http://www.city-data.com/city/Chicago-Illinois.html Though in Detroit, despite the massive decline, transportation equipment manufacturing still accounts for 15% of economic activity...

Sorry if I misinterpreted your words - I do actually see a different future for Chicago though. Chicago has a diverse economy with large finance and tech sectors, Detroit was almost entirely dependent on auto manufacturing. The tech and finance sectors aren't likely to just evaporate like heavy...

http://www.city-data.com/city/Chicago-Illinois.html http://www.city-data.com/city/Detroit-Michigan.html According to this, over the last decade, Detroit's murder rate has averaged 2-3x that of Chicago's, Detroit's assault rate has averaged 2-3x that of Chicago's, and Detroit's arson rate has...

Chicago is indeed a very dangerous city, but it doesn't have Devil's Night, it doesn't have abandoned areas greater in size than Boston, and the murder solving rate is higher. The number of crimes reported is probably lower in Detroit, too. Detroit's financial problems and unemployment are also...

Oh, I should add, put the clone in a big yogurt cup, and use a 1 gallon ziplock... that way the leaves don't touch the outside of the bag. If the leaves are soaking wet all the time they will rot.