First Grow - Afghani & White Widow LED Tent
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?Videos of Springtails Bugs Great bug videos 
? Videos of Spider Mites
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Jason
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Hi @Alphatoy, Is your pc capable of reading a small, scan disc memory card or a USB port to accept a memory card reader? IF you'd like, I'd be glad to send you one of my older digital cameras and a memory card as they are surely newer than anything using a floppy disc. I pretty much only use my phone now. The quality of the cameras on newer smart phones these days are hard to beat.
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?yes my floppy camera is 25 years old it was top of the line just like me 25 years ago I tried using my wives phone got some good shots but I am an idiot ? on the computer I sent them to my email but just cant seem to get them out of my email some did get out but don't know where they went cant find them tried sending them to pictures but they didn't get their so I gave up on that like every body says its hard to teach an old dog ?new now most of my 31/2 floppy's? are used up I try to delete old junk and after its gone it tells me to format so I try to format than it tells me I cant format that disc on my computer I run a DELL OptiPlex 760?️ its a few years old 4 I think it has 2 USB ports in the front it is a terabyte it seems to take any features I put in them but again I am a dud ?on computers o yes my email has 8000 unread mails? so you can see how much I get their all junk mail maybe a few I should read Thank you for the ? offer my friend
now most of my 31/2 floppy's? are used up I try to delete old junk and after its gone it tells me to format so I try to format than it tells me I cant format that disc on my computer I run a DELL OptiPlex 760?️ its a few years old 4 I think it has 2 USB ports in the front it is a terabyte it seems to take any features I put in them but again I am a dud ?on computers o yes my email has 8000 unread mails? so you can see how much I get their all junk mail maybe a few I should read Thank you for the ? offer my friend 
Jason
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OK, I'll PM you and see if we can make something work.?yes my floppy camera is 25 years old it was top of the line just like me 25 years ago I tried using my wives phone got some good shots but I am an idiot ? on the computer I sent them to my email but just cant seem to get them out of my email some did get out but don't know where they went cant find them tried sending them to pictures but they didn't get their so I gave up on that like every body says its hard to teach an old dog ?new
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?Here are a few shots of my grow and babies Last grow of 2020 today Christmas Day First Picture Daydream X AK47
Gorilla Glue
Poison Princess
Right Back corner Daydream
Black Eyed Kate
white pot Big Bud
Afghani Kusch
Dark Plasma
Big Bud
Daydream X AK47
Daydream XAK47
Gorilla Glue
Poison Princess
Right Back corner Daydream
Black Eyed Kate
white pot Big Bud
Afghani Kusch
Dark Plasma
Big Bud
Daydream X AK47
Daydream XAK47
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? Another Book on how I feel about Defoliation
In the wild, a leaf has a lot of different functions. Not only does it act as a solar panel providing energy through photosynthesis, but it also helps the plant store nutrients. Additionally, leaves act as a shield against pests and inclement weather. As a plant stretches and grows, it naturally sprouts more leaves. This is part of the innate efficiency of plants. They don’t want to work harder by transporting energy throughout the whole plant. Instead, they use the leaves to deliver their energy and nutrients to nearby areas. Here’s an example: Picture a tall, proud, flowering cannabis plant. At the top, you’ll find the biggest and most well-developed buds (they’re in the colas). Near the bottom you might find pockets of small, underdeveloped flowers. These tiny flowers also have their own set of leaves. But these leaves aren’t there to serve the whole plant — they serve their local area, encouraging these smaller, less desirable flowers to grow.Here’s the thing, you don’t need those flowers. In fact, they may be holding back your plant. Rather than providing the plant energy where you want it most (in the top colas,) these small flowers and their leaves might be sapping energy from the more bountiful part of your harvest! Not everyone should practice defoliation except on Hardy genetics If you’re working with a strain known for being fickle or delicate, it’s probably not a good idea to attempt defoliation. You want a strong, hardy strain that can stand up to some abuse and pruning leaves is an abuse to the plant. Sorry i Am A Great believe in leaves the Solar panels and energy providers of the Plant. and how do you really know that the plant provides better with defoliation Here is a simple Test take a plant and chop off all the leaves, what happens it Dies right That,s right well why 1/2 kill it by Defoliation do you not think this is very hard on the plant would it might not have done better before Defoliation it (Also Sorry Another BOOK)
In the wild, a leaf has a lot of different functions. Not only does it act as a solar panel providing energy through photosynthesis, but it also helps the plant store nutrients. Additionally, leaves act as a shield against pests and inclement weather. As a plant stretches and grows, it naturally sprouts more leaves. This is part of the innate efficiency of plants. They don’t want to work harder by transporting energy throughout the whole plant. Instead, they use the leaves to deliver their energy and nutrients to nearby areas. Here’s an example: Picture a tall, proud, flowering cannabis plant. At the top, you’ll find the biggest and most well-developed buds (they’re in the colas). Near the bottom you might find pockets of small, underdeveloped flowers. These tiny flowers also have their own set of leaves. But these leaves aren’t there to serve the whole plant — they serve their local area, encouraging these smaller, less desirable flowers to grow.Here’s the thing, you don’t need those flowers. In fact, they may be holding back your plant. Rather than providing the plant energy where you want it most (in the top colas,) these small flowers and their leaves might be sapping energy from the more bountiful part of your harvest! Not everyone should practice defoliation except on Hardy genetics If you’re working with a strain known for being fickle or delicate, it’s probably not a good idea to attempt defoliation. You want a strong, hardy strain that can stand up to some abuse and pruning leaves is an abuse to the plant. Sorry i Am A Great believe in leaves the Solar panels and energy providers of the Plant. and how do you really know that the plant provides better with defoliation Here is a simple Test take a plant and chop off all the leaves, what happens it
Dies right That,s right well why 1/2 kill it by Defoliation do you not think this is very hard on the plant would it might not have done better before Defoliation it (Also Sorry Another BOOK)
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Another area i do believe in
Videos of Picking a female Cannabis Seed With The Volcano System
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sorry haven't been on here in the last few days sewer blockage flooded lower house worked my donkey off on it to get it right also went ahead and installed a new toilet bowel since i had to take old one out in other words for the past 5 or 6 days i have been playing in 
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Lol I've crushed thousands of seeds dont feel badI sent a pm re seeds, sadly only an empty envelope arrived with some folded kitchen towel in and the envelope was not stuck down or had not stuck properly, the glue looked very old (sellotape would have helped and is a good precaution in any case)
If the seeds had arrived they would have been crushed as kitchen towel is not adequate protection against postage, at the very least they need to be between cardboard with some bubble wrap several times around. Any small rigid container works well too and is the best method
But not to worry my friend, I have literally 100s of packs of seeds and crosses that will last me several life times, for next time if you ever send out seeds to another user take on board what I said about packing them, they need protection or they will be crushed and the envelope needs to be sealed with sellotape ?
