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canndo, topamax doesn't alter the serotonin levels in the brain, it in fact has nothing to do with serotonin at all. So im not worried about it effecting that, im more worried about myself crossing the seizure threshold. Rory420, im not on lithium..............

Hey Roll it up gang! I've taken my share of blotter before, but have just recently been prescribed a new mood-stabilization medication called Topiramate (also known as Topamax). I've looked online and done some research and haven't been able to find my answer so I figured I'd post a thread and...

Right now, I am listening to David Gilmours' Live in Gdansk, it features the late legendary pianist/organist/keyboardist/ vocalist Rick Wright, seriously nothing better to listen to when stoned. David is a virtuoso with music, he is multi-instrumentalist who can shred the guitar better than...

h2o2 as in hydrogen peroxide?

err this is true for a simple heterozygous dominant trait, but not most cases. Good cannabis traits are usually controlled by several genes and even traits. Yield, smell, taste, potency, plant height, bushiness, these are all controlled by several genes/traits. This means simple Mendelian...

It is hard to debate all of your references, but your arguments are not backed by any links y'all have posted. Its just that cannabis growers for some reason think it is a whole different process but plants are plants. I do not see any other reason for deformities, maybe if you posted a link for...

I'm sorry, but you seem to be twisting science around. Cannabis is a plant, it follows the same rules as all the other plants. I suppose a deformity could be caused by stress factors, but is this really a deformity or a reaction to stress. For example over-watering, under-watering, uneven...

weedasaurus, you definitely qualify. As long as you don't find a quack or somebody that is just morally against medical marijuana they will recommend it. Find a good doctor, maybe one that has a holistic philosophy on medicine.

Yes, you just need a doctor that will take your word for it, as well as be comfortable to recommend medical marijuana. You qualify under the severe/debilitation chronic pain. Give your doctor as much proof as possible. You're not exactly young, just looking for marijuana, so you do have that...

Yeah, he's talking about extremely deformed/mutated plants. Only makes sense that they'd be hard to clone/are sterile. Some mutations do effect the plant more than others (like I said, where the mutation occurs: chromosome, gene, etc.). I cannot recall which of these are more detrimental, but...

You don't...a mutation is a mutation. While some mutations occur at different levels (genome, chromosome, gene), each mutation in it self is different than the last. And as hard as it is to believe anything good can come from a mutation (statistics are completely on your side), that is the basis...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAs68CRHmFA

Having a high soil pH, I've looked into tap water conditioners. I've read a few studies saying the ingredients are actually used by microbes, and some make heavy metals more available to plants (good or bad?). www.pw.ucr.edu/textfiles/PNAS_5189.pdf www.jstor.org/stable/4250976...

See, I think there's something going on "behind the scenes". I don't believe we know enough to perfect the plant growing environment. There will always be wasted energy, no matter which system you use. HPS and MH definitely waste much more electricity and light. Just by how hot they get it is...

I don't understand these claims. Plants have evolved under the spectrum of the sun for millions of years. The best spectrum to grow earth plants is the sun. Mimicking that spectrum would be ideal no?

PIPBoy is right, I checked my journal and I actually grafted the magnolias, I can post that up for you? I did it in a greenhouse in a grafting tent. You're better off doing some air-layering. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/ornamentals/airlayer/airlayer.html

Cuttings of trees is not hard, but complicated! It comes down to time of year, carbon/nitrogen ratio (hardwood, softwood, herbaceous), and lot of the right ratios of auxin. I have a bunch of information on propagation, if you have any trees in particular you'd like to try let me know, I can go...

The only problem with this is that nitrogen leaches much more readily than basically everything else in your soil. This really isn't too accurate to your soil pH.

I dont use earth juice, but I do make worm casting teas. My tap water pH is up to probably 8 or 9 it is pretty ridiculous. Yesterday I went out and bought a pH test kit (for fish tank) and some tap water conditioner. Wasn't sure about the conditioner so I looked into it. Sodium thiosulfate and...

I have a place that sells medical equipment. While I was in there I heard two people in there saying something about being tattoo artists. See if theres a place like that near you