My Salvia Grow Diary

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indica87

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #1

Well...
My first salvia cutting came in the mail today. It looked promising when i got it out of the box but after only a few hours it was wilted as shit...

I think it needs more humidity but i'm really busy today and won't get a chance to construct a humidity chamber until later tonight. Gosh i hope it makes it.

pics to follow

 

ivebeencanceled

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #2

Where did you get the cutting from?!??!?!!??
I cant wait to see this, keep us posted

 

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indica87

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #3

I got the cutting off of eBay. It was 11$ and shipping was 10$ The plant arrived in good condition but it actually came sooner than i expected and didnt have the humidity chamber built yet... but all of this doesnt matter because it came with root rot... the fucker. He says it was fine when he shipped it and he can't be reliable... SO i harvested the leaves on it (bout 6) and i have them in a quid in my mouth right now... hope they do a little something for me in a few minutes. This is all highly dissapointing. I missing the cable from my camera, i have a bunch of pics i took, will post when i find it.

 

TheConstantGardner

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #4

You should have taken a cutting(s) and rooted it(them). The root rot wouldn't have affected cuttings.

 

massmurda420

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #5

last time i did salvia it was a black powder
why did u eat the leaves instead of at least trying to let it grow?

 

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indica87

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #6

I dunno... impatient/it looked really bad. It seriously was not going to make it. It's really okay, i'm gonna grow something a little easier, that is to say something from seed. Any suggestions besides the obvious? Something interesting but that works well under cfl's or the window-sill

 

D3adH3ad

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2007

• #7

dude mushrooms are very easy to grow if you just watch a couple videos and get the hang of sterility...PM me if you need to know shit

And i love the salvia quid method...you wake up feeling so relaxed its amazing..plus its alot more spiritual and uplifting than smoking..it just tends to cost alot when quidded.


Peace dawg.

 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half

• Sep 15, 2007

• #8

Most shroom kits dont even require the need for sterility intese care anymore. Most are mix and grows now very simple no boiling or pressure cookers.

 

D3adH3ad

Well-Known Member

• Sep 16, 2007

• #9

Oooo, that sounds neat! I would just be worried as it's definite that you are getting the spores for the intent of cultivation if you bought a kit like that - but then again spores are kinda obvious too..Why would you order spores if not for growing them?

Haha, i'll look into the spore kits, that sounds schweet.

 

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indica87

Active Member

• Sep 16, 2007

• #10

Yah, i've actually heard of arrests made by people ordering spores of the net... probably not a good idea. But hey, those kits sound conveinient

 

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iw0n

Active Member

• Oct 29, 2007

• #11

depends where you live i think, i know in SC spores are legal because they contain no psilocybin

 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half

• Oct 29, 2007

• #12

Not all spores are illegal in all states.

 

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diehlerman

Active Member

• Oct 30, 2007

• #13

theres no possible way you can get arrested for ordering spores, because they sell them for "microscopy use only" unless you live in california. nobody will ship them to california. but what you do with them is your perogative.

 

aattocchi

Well-Known Member

• Nov 28, 2007

• #14

diehlerman said:

theres no possible way you can get arrested for ordering spores, because they sell them for "microscopy use only" unless you live in california. nobody will ship them to california. but what you do with them is your perogative.

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The spores are not illegal, but if you are getting a mushroom grow kit it would be pretty easy to convince a jury that you were planing on growing them, not looking at them under a microscope. How would you even separate them from the substrate?