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Aurora Indica by Nirvana, 100% organic grow with BioBizz nutes
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Cocho
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A quick update!
I gave her some water today, 3 liters (12 cups) of it mixed with 3ml/L BioBloom, 1ml/L BioGrow and 1ml/L TopMax. I measured the runoff and it came out at pH 6. So I'm thinking that it might be wise to give her, at the next feeding, 1-2 liters (4-8 cups) of pure water first, just to clean the soil. And follow that up with the feeding water. Does that sound like a plan? She does look good. So I'm cool as a Cucumber for now.
Just wanted to give you guys an update, everything looks nice. I'll be back with more in a couple of days.
Peace!
I gave her some water today, 3 liters (12 cups) of it mixed with 3ml/L BioBloom, 1ml/L BioGrow and 1ml/L TopMax. I measured the runoff and it came out at pH 6. So I'm thinking that it might be wise to give her, at the next feeding, 1-2 liters (4-8 cups) of pure water first, just to clean the soil. And follow that up with the feeding water. Does that sound like a plan? She does look good. So I'm cool as a Cucumber for now.
Just wanted to give you guys an update, everything looks nice. I'll be back with more in a couple of days.
Peace!
DingusKhan
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Fantastico! Gorgeous, can't wait for pistils to appear.
Cocho
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Yeah. Another fellow grower also told me yesterday to split the watering into two segments. First; give her pure water, until almost runoff. That way the higher EC in the bottom of the pot will get "watered out" a little. Then follow that up with some nutrients and water until runoff. But it does look like she likes it a little lower on the pH-scale. She's been thriving around pH 6 all this time. So I'm not sure what's the best solution her. I'm located in a country called Norway. We got the North Sea in the south, the Norwegian sea to the west and the Barents sea (and Russia) to the north. So pretty much any way the wind blows, it'll get really cold during the winter. Only thing that can counter that would be some good hot streams from the Gulf of Mexico.
Cocho
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The smell of this lady changes from day to day. For the last week or so, she's been smelling like newly cut grass and vinegar. But today when I checked in on her the smell of unpeeled oranges came to mind.
You know when you have a fresh and ripe Orange in your hand, and you just smell the outside of it. It has a sweet and mellow smell of citrus. That's how the tent smelled today. Reminds me of the Tangerine Dream from Barneys Farm. I've never grown it myself, but I've smoked it in Amsterdam a few times. I really hope this note of citrus hangs on and affects the flavor too! Because Tangerine Dream might be the best strain I've ever smoked. Not the most potent, but best flavor and feeling wise.
You know when you have a fresh and ripe Orange in your hand, and you just smell the outside of it. It has a sweet and mellow smell of citrus. That's how the tent smelled today. Reminds me of the Tangerine Dream from Barneys Farm. I've never grown it myself, but I've smoked it in Amsterdam a few times. I really hope this note of citrus hangs on and affects the flavor too! Because Tangerine Dream might be the best strain I've ever smoked. Not the most potent, but best flavor and feeling wise.
Paracelsus
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I've smoked some good weed but never any of the boutique weed growing now. Just the street weed that I can find. I hope I have as much success as you my friend. I am still getting my ducks in a row for my first indoor grow. I grew outdoors as far back as 1970 but never in optimum conditions with regular care. When I lived in Utrecht Holland weed was hard to get, Lots and Lots of great hashish though. The Dutchman would look at me like I was crazy when I smoked it in a pipe without tobacco and say you take it pure. Haha I fell down to my knees a few times smoking in a chillum full of Hash and Drum Swartze Tobacco
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DingusKhan
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That sounds delicious!
Cocho
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Haha! The 70s must have been a great time living or growing up in. I often find myself thinking about how easy the world appeared back then.
The stories I've been told, and all the stuff I've learned from the music. Now there's way too much anger and fear in the world. All you hear about on the news is terror and genocide. There have been wars before, but the world just still appears more peaceful back then. Simpler problems or something like that.
And yes! There's still a lot of strong hash floating around on the streets, and in the shops around Europe. Here where I live there's a lot of hash from Denmark, as well as the Middle East, Morocco, Nepal and some other Eastern/Asian countries. And some of it is way too strong for normal consumption. I remember an old traveling buddy of mine. He wanted to try and smoke some hash in Amsterdam, so he bought 1g of some really "sticky", black Tar like bubble hash. And he put the whole thing in a Chillum and smoked it (pure). Needless to say that he had a very bad time! The European way is to mix it with tobacco and smoke it in 0,2 - 0,5 grams at a time. I guess that's the biggest difference in smoking culture when comparing NA to EU.
I'm actually planning on making some hash from this grow. I found a Outlet in the US (on ebay) that sold different types of equipment (unused) from stores that went out of business or something. So I got a 8-piece BubbleBag kit for $9. So when this grow is done and chopped. I'll use the trimming with the bags in a bucket of ice-water. Maybe some of the smaller buds, if there's a lot of them.
I'm really looking forward to this, since I've never done it before. But I've always wanted to, but never gotten myself to do it. Hopefully it comes out great, and with good smoke.
The stories I've been told, and all the stuff I've learned from the music. Now there's way too much anger and fear in the world. All you hear about on the news is terror and genocide. There have been wars before, but the world just still appears more peaceful back then. Simpler problems or something like that.
And yes! There's still a lot of strong hash floating around on the streets, and in the shops around Europe. Here where I live there's a lot of hash from Denmark, as well as the Middle East, Morocco, Nepal and some other Eastern/Asian countries. And some of it is way too strong for normal consumption. I remember an old traveling buddy of mine. He wanted to try and smoke some hash in Amsterdam, so he bought 1g of some really "sticky", black Tar like bubble hash. And he put the whole thing in a Chillum and smoked it (pure). Needless to say that he had a very bad time! The European way is to mix it with tobacco and smoke it in 0,2 - 0,5 grams at a time. I guess that's the biggest difference in smoking culture when comparing NA to EU.
I'm actually planning on making some hash from this grow. I found a Outlet in the US (on ebay) that sold different types of equipment (unused) from stores that went out of business or something. So I got a 8-piece BubbleBag kit for $9. So when this grow is done and chopped. I'll use the trimming with the bags in a bucket of ice-water. Maybe some of the smaller buds, if there's a lot of them.
I'm really looking forward to this, since I've never done it before. But I've always wanted to, but never gotten myself to do it. Hopefully it comes out great, and with good smoke.
Paracelsus
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Utrecht where I lived right on the canal in Holland
Cocho
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Yes! This right here! Just sitting along the canals with a crisp beer. Just taking in the scenery. Holland has the most friendly people I've ever had the chance to meet.
I remember getting on board the tram in Amsterdam. We had just been at the Heineken brewery for a tour, and we were above tipsy (in the middle of the day). So we were laughing and having a good time. And as we sat there (on the tram) a old man. Really old man! 70-80 something years old. And he walked over and sat down next to us. He then asked where we were from (he had overheard us talking when we came on the tram), and we told him Norway. And he talked about the War and stuff like that, but before he stood up and got of the tram. He laughed and said; "Be careful with the Cannabis here in Holland. It's really strong, and I don't want the Police to write your moms, telling them that you jumped from a window, believing you could fly". Then he laughed, smiled and left. And he spoke really good English. Compared to most of the other countries close to Holland, Germany, where they don't really speak English at all. So I would recommend Holland to anyone who likes art, music, food, beer, weed and nice people.
I remember getting on board the tram in Amsterdam. We had just been at the Heineken brewery for a tour, and we were above tipsy (in the middle of the day). So we were laughing and having a good time. And as we sat there (on the tram) a old man. Really old man! 70-80 something years old. And he walked over and sat down next to us. He then asked where we were from (he had overheard us talking when we came on the tram), and we told him Norway. And he talked about the War and stuff like that, but before he stood up and got of the tram. He laughed and said; "Be careful with the Cannabis here in Holland. It's really strong, and I don't want the Police to write your moms, telling them that you jumped from a window, believing you could fly". Then he laughed, smiled and left. And he spoke really good English. Compared to most of the other countries close to Holland, Germany, where they don't really speak English at all. So I would recommend Holland to anyone who likes art, music, food, beer, weed and nice people.
starramus
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Norway has its attributes too....free light shows. https://vimeo.com/21419634 Of course if you are experiencing North Sea winds you must be in southern Norway. The video was imaged in Tromso extreme northern Norway. One of the most beautiful I have seen. Ole did a fantastic job.
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If you've never seen the Aurora Borealis, then I suggest you take a trip and experience it close up on a mountain top in northern Norway.
DingusKhan
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You guys are making me want to visit! We've been watching Vikings on Netflix.
Say, how do you guys feel about that show?
Say, how do you guys feel about that show?
Cocho
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Haha! Vikings, yes. Well.. the show is kind of bias towards the "Vikings raped and plundered the world", when they actually were "hippie".
They believed in a equal society, where any man (human being) who could pay for his/her life would be treated as such. They brought people with them, from all over the world, mostly as "treller" (slaves), but also for learning and diversity. If you have kids with sort of the same blood line for too long, your kids will turn up like they did in England and Spain. Anyways.. the show is cool. Makes us look bad ass! But in reality the Vikings back in 800AD where smart, creative and fair. Fair in the sense that you got what was coming to you. The blood eagle was a real thing. They would make a hole through a mans chest, put a rope through it and tie it to a wooden brick. Then they would throw the criminal from the highest point in the town. Usually the watch tower, and watch him tear in half as the rope tightened. True story. The king had his "trell" write a memoir about the things he saw. And you can get it now, as a published book, and read about all the sick stuff that went on back then.
They believed in a equal society, where any man (human being) who could pay for his/her life would be treated as such. They brought people with them, from all over the world, mostly as "treller" (slaves), but also for learning and diversity. If you have kids with sort of the same blood line for too long, your kids will turn up like they did in England and Spain. Anyways.. the show is cool. Makes us look bad ass! But in reality the Vikings back in 800AD where smart, creative and fair. Fair in the sense that you got what was coming to you. The blood eagle was a real thing. They would make a hole through a mans chest, put a rope through it and tie it to a wooden brick. Then they would throw the criminal from the highest point in the town. Usually the watch tower, and watch him tear in half as the rope tightened. True story. The king had his "trell" write a memoir about the things he saw. And you can get it now, as a published book, and read about all the sick stuff that went on back then.
DingusKhan
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I've actually really enjoyed how much depth of culture, including their understanding of equality as expressed in feminism, even a recognition of the humanity of slaves, and openness to other cultures, which they had in common with Ghengis Khan, who is also usually misunderstood as simply a pillager. To be sure, the Vikings and Mongols (but lets not pretend that our anscestors from every continent haven't done the same) were cruel and violent. But they weren't JUST cruel or violent.
In these interesting American times, Facebook posts describing the culture in modern Nordic cultures as deeply enlightened, cooperative, and the structure is welcomed by a very happy population. It's been interesting considering Viking history for the first time in my life, and reconciling the TV show with the Norwegians I've met, and the image created by those posts. Even American Minnesotans, which include many Norwegians, are known for being soft-spoken, and pragmatic, like Garrison Keillor. Not like Floki.
In these interesting American times, Facebook posts describing the culture in modern Nordic cultures as deeply enlightened, cooperative, and the structure is welcomed by a very happy population. It's been interesting considering Viking history for the first time in my life, and reconciling the TV show with the Norwegians I've met, and the image created by those posts. Even American Minnesotans, which include many Norwegians, are known for being soft-spoken, and pragmatic, like Garrison Keillor. Not like Floki.