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Making my mouth water lol. Bite DOWN!

The last time they had a promo code was in November.

It's really interesting to think about all the variables that can effect rain ph, right down to a lightening strike! And great link, Serapis :)

Nitric acid in rainwater is an important source of fixed nitrogen for plant life, and is also produced by electrical activity in the atmosphere such as lightning. Rain ph varies upon location, but “clean” or unpolluted rain has a slightly acidic pH of over 5.7

Contra!!!!ffffuuuuuuuuu

I'll have to try this game with some dxm.

For the U.S. t's going to be regulated, of course. Look at Seattle, Washington. Rep Mary Lou Dickerson is introducing a bill to have Marijuana sold in liquor stores and to be regulated by the Liquor Control Board. Her argument? 1 MILLION a year in revenue for the state. Every other state in the...

Rain water contains nitrogen, as well as other trace elements beneficial to plants. Unless you live in an area known for its pollution, rain water is fine. Btw rain water is generally between 5.5 and 6.0, so unless its groundwater your meter may need a recalibration.

I personally have had good success rates with Jiffy disks and a humidity dome. I also supplement Superthrive to the water I use to expand the cubes, perhaps not to help germinate but to help the early rooting stage after it pops. Trace amounts of chlorination in the water further helps against...

A few come to mind when I think of your description...Elite, Frontier...and a favorite of mine, Descent. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_(video_game) Brings me back to the old days...but I think your thinking of Descent.

She's a bag weed, so I know nothing about her origins. Anyways, I'd like to know an estimate for how long she has until harvest.

Don't forget the grits! Mmmmm..cheese grits

Pepperoni pizza with cool ranch doritos crumbled on top. The oil from the top of the pizza soaks in with the doritos, its delicious.