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not sure when too hot is too hot, but i get temps over 120 for the better part of summer,and they have full sun all day. and they seem to thrive in this climate.

that little old plant in my avatar is the plant in my front garden ,all mine muhahahaha..:)

oh i agree, i save everything and make my butter,hash,and some oil and that gives me a great variety through the year.

thanks,my girls get spoiled a bit:hump:

i think most animals would get stoned if they ate enough. some get a taste for it and others wont touch it after the first go.

a simple chicken wire fence will stop that. rabbits will only eat them when they are young,when they get bigger they leave them alone,(that is my observations anyway and i live in bunnyville as we call it 1 rabbit per square foot :hump:).

most definatly bullsh*t. very easy to bake seed ,soil ,water ,light/sun and food and it will grow all on its own.:hump:

why bother.? plenty of ways to eat cannabis that taste great.

I would mix a little in and leave some on top. coffee grounds also helps control snails and slugs so some on top is good

perlite (really a bit of both would be ok or just vermiculite but i like perlite):hump:

well it wouldn't hurt anyway.

yep a bit of manure,some perlite and the soil that is there will be fine(you might want to take a cheap ph tester with you to test the ph) Peat Moss in the truest sense is actually a family of wild growing mosses of the Sphagnum kind or family of mosses as it is scientifically known. Peat Moss...

never got round to any desert recipes(could never finish the first course) but yes i am good for any recipes that you have and i may even have 1 or 2 for you.

yes very nice indeed.

I am no expert but it sounds ok to me you should be able to run them all of a drip system,

yep i second that "slap him"

Ground coffee is high in nitrogen, making it a very good mulch for fast-growing vegetables. Many organic growers swear by coffee grounds as mulches for tomato plants.:hump: hope that helps

yeah just a little bit on the acid side:hump:

mix up a series of small batches with varying amounts of the ingredients till you get a mix you are happy with then check its ph and adjust accordingly i would like to help more but i cant see the ingredients or feel them

yup i would agree with that.:joint: