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Oh who cares, let him throw a sissy fit over nothing. He must be confused. I would be, too, but I just don't care enough. Sniffle sniffle, I'm a 'bitch mod'. Mommy where are you I need cuddlez?

Song actually portrays my sentiments quite perfectly. All you breathe and wear or see and hear on TV is a product Begging for your fat ass dirty dollar So shut up and.... BUY! BUY! BUY! My new record. BUY! BUY! BUY! Send more money. Fuck you buddy.

By the way.... what? What "man"? Seriously I don't know what you were trying to say there. But, I've got some advice for you little buddy Before you point your finger, you should know that I'm the man If I'm the fucking man, then you're the fucking man as well so you can Point that fucking...

That was my point... and that statement describes 99.9% of movies made after the year 1999. [People] Keep throwing them their filthy fucking American dollars, though.

Never used it but haven't heard anything particularly bad about it... Mandala Seeds lists it as an appropriate (or not to be avoided) soil for their strains. Germinate in a seed starting mix though.

Oh boy. Another stupid fucking movie for stupid filthy lazy ass Americans.

There is an even more obvious reason: it isn't handled with care. Not just throughout the growing process; some of that stuff might actually have been decent smoke. It is virtually all plant parts besides the central stalk. Whatever quality was there was already diluted to an extent, and...

YES. I KNO RITE?

I opt for a slow dry and jar as opposed to the traditional long-term cure. Never had any complaints. General rule of them is to jar the buds when the smaller stems are on the verge of snapping. Larger stems will bend without snapping still, indicating there is still moisture inside the bud...

You can used just the Earth Juice original line in Fox Farm soil (such as Ocean Forest), and you should do fine. Make sure you add at least 1 tbsp of pulverized lime stone per gallon of mix (prior to planting, unless using very hard tap water). That will supply Calcium (and Mg if dolomitic) and...

Wait a sec... you're bitching that I "wanna be sarcastic and go on about using soil"...because I didn't elaborate (i.e. "go on") enough about using soil. W o w z y w o w z y l s.

No... what's really sad is how sensitive and easily offended folks get on the internet. That title under my name, is that like an emo-sensitivity multiplier or something? So much for no response. Now look, the reason I don't always delve into quite that much detail is because it gets old after...

Oh, do the more expensive seeds have an aversion to soil? Soil/media is moist from all sides; under a heat meat if necessary, seeds germinate quickly in that too and should quickly break through the soil with open cotyledons in a few days.

People who grow in soil/potting mix that they limed or that contains sufficient lime (calcite, dolomite or oyster/egg shell) don't usually need it. People who are using hard tap (150-250 ppm) or well water don't typically need it. The tap water in many regions basically already has lime...

Go read some of my posts before you insult me you jackass (not attacking you, I love you).

Whatever happened to good old blindfolds, pat downs and the removal of cell phone batteries?

Lol. Okay. Lol. Except that... you didn't mix that formula yourself to use as a calmag supplement. It's a complete fertilizer that includes calcium and magnesium. You really have no idea how much calcium sulphate or magnesium sulphate they put in that product. It might be good as a base...

The tight friends of yesterday, are the loose ones of tomorrow.

What's so funny about that?