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manfredo

manfredo

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Chunky Stool said:
Pinched off a few fans… :cool:
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They look super healthy! :weed:

It was the perfect year, so far anyways, for outdoor here in the northeast...and the first time in about 23 years I didn't put any out. Ugh! Murphys Law!! Last year most everything went to mold it was so wet...I should have known this year would be good!! Oh well, I do have indoor going.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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manfredo said:
They look super healthy! :weed:

It was the perfect year, so far anyways, for outdoor here in the northeast...and the first time in about 23 years I didn't put any out. Ugh! Murphys Law!! Last year most everything went to mold it was so wet...I should have known this year would be good!! Oh well, I do have indoor going.
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Thanks brother!
I can relate to bud rot and mold. Here in the PNW it usually gets dicey after Oct 1.
I'm trying to keep my plants super healthy so they'll stand a better chance even if it gets cool early.

I need to prune all of them and it takes a while. Trying to do at least 2 per day... :roll:
Gotta be careful with hands and scissors to avoid spreading disease. Hopefully there isn't any but HPLVD has me spooked. I just keep a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol handy to clean up before starting on a different plant.

Organic soil is definitely the way to go and when it comes to nutrients I've gotten the best results by side-dressing after every repot. It gives em layers of food so the plants can regulate themselves.

TIP: If you grow in unlined cloth pots, wrapping the sides with shrink wrap helps a LOT. Leave a couple of inches at the bottom so the roots can air prune.

Grassroots makes lined pots that are very popular but kinda pricey.

sorry for rambling... :eyesmoke:
 
manfredo

manfredo

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Chunky Stool said:
Very nice! :weed:

I bought a pack of Mr. Bitchen's Meltdown and it's on deck for the next crop.
Got any advice?
Do they grow bushy or tall & lanky?
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Somewhere in the middle I'd say...It seems to be a fairly easy strain to grow!! I did a little supercropping in veg to make them bushier, and they filled out well. Didn't get too tall. Nice full, fairly dense buds, and a decent producer.
 
shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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Chunky Stool said:
Very nice! :weed:

I bought a pack of Mr. Bitchen's Meltdown and it's on deck for the next crop.
Got any advice?
Do they grow bushy or tall & lanky?
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There's a great thread about his gear. Lots of good info and good growers there.

Bob Bitchen's buds

I'v been lurking & learning here for a little over three years now, I was lucky enough to stumble into some great threads, club 600, Breeders Boutique, & a few others, very talented growers & cool people, thanks all :p. I'm enjoying the growing experience very much ( fucking addicted!) and...
www.rollitup.org
 
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Dr.Amber Trichome

Dr.Amber Trichome

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I got a steroid shot in my ass . First time I have ever had one. It’s given me Pain relief for the first time in 2 weeks. This job beat me shit. The second interview for a new job was insanely bizarre. The dude sounded like a robot on meth. It was an hour long and I didn’t really say much. 5 minutes after the interview I received the job offer.
 
manfredo

manfredo

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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
I got a steroid shot in my ass . First time I have ever had one. It’s given me Pain relief for the first time in 2 weeks. This job beat me shit. The second interview for a new job was insanely bizarre. The dude sounded like a robot on meth. It was an hour long and I didn’t really say much. 5 minutes after the interview I received the job offer.
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Hopefully you will get even more pain relief in the days to come...It usually takes a few days to really kick in, so it's a good sign you are getting relief already.

I had my right shoulder joint done yesterday, and my SI joints a month ago. I have put off a shoulder replacement with the cortisone injections.
 
Dr.Amber Trichome

Dr.Amber Trichome

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manfredo said:
Hopefully you will get even more pain relief in the days to come...It usually takes a few days to really kick in, so it's a good sign you are getting relief already.

I had my right shoulder joint done yesterday, and my SI joints a month ago. I have put off a shoulder replacement with the cortisone injections.
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Sorry to hear about your shoulder issue and glad the shots are beneficial. I am getting some relief with that shot but it comes and goes. I thought things were getting better and then I sat down for an hour doing nothing but talking to a mental health councilor and after the meeting i was met with excruciating pain, yes.. from doing nothing but talking and sitting. This leaves me to conclude that the stressful things I was talking about are serious triggers to my pain and something I need to address in and of itself.
Today I am headed to the chiropractor and tomorrow another appointment with the doc followed by PT.
My health insurance with this job will run out soon because I am quitting. My new gig will not begin until mid next month and might have to wait on Health Insurance for a while. Main thing is I will not be involving myself in a physical and mental stressful job any more and hope to find myself healed by time the new gig starts. I am so excited about this new position. The staff and mangers understand completely the complexities of the job and we discussed in great deal what is expected so there are no surprises!! Holding off smoking weed with the pending drug test is quite difficult. Once the drug test is done the healing process will speed up with introducing weed back into my life.
I have seen some really well done shoulder replacements and great success stories. I know it must be super scary to take that big jump and do it. I wish you all the best.
 
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