Ill_Evan

Been thinking about this. If it is eggs, maybe some good 'ol H2O2 and a spray bottle aimed just at the eggs and around the net pot might do the job. Depending on the stasis of your reservoir you can decide for yourself if any of the H2O2 can fall into it. But I'd need someone to confirm that's a good idea

Oh snap yeah that could actually be eggs ew

That looks dangerous I'm guessing it's either a type of mold or fungus.. not sure if bad or not How does the plant look? No slime or any root rot in the res?

Did the same. Got mad headrush and then a headache..still baked though

https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2020-02-25-gauteng-to-invest-in-dagga-to-grow-economy/

Personal use neh? He committed a crime in another country. This is more a case of extradition than that of the constitutionality of the trading of cannabis (or any other drug in the schedules act), which is a pity, as the legal question is an interesting one. Essentially this guy is just looking to avoid jail time in the UK.

Depending on what effect you want will determine what % amber vs cloudy you will look for.

Sometimes they can come as quick as overnight, and then your harvest window closes quick quick. Just keep checking, they shall come.

Looks alright to me, maybe someone else will spot something. Test your pH over the next few days and see how stable it is, but I suspect you should br good.

Post updated pic of the plant, we will definitely be able to assist. pH shouldn't decrease overtime, in fact it tends to increase more often than not with my experience with DWC. Maybe consider a flush depending on when the last one was done.

Careful with just simply diluting the res; when there is a high concentration of nutes in the res, after some time the plant will use what it can before a lockout occurs when there is an imbalance between the ratio of the nutes in the res I'd consider doing a res flush and dropping the nutes slightly from what you added a week ago

If you have any way of checking the trichomes, that will give you a good idea of if it's ready. Also depending on what kinda effect you want; more energetic? Harvest sooner. Couch-lock? Harvest later.

"Upington police, in the Northern Cape, followed up on information about drug trafficking on the N1. Two men have been arrested after police found dagga worth an estimated street value of R1.5 million in their vehicle on Wednesday in Upington, in the Northern Cape. Upington police followed up on information about drug trafficking on the N1. The vehicle was travelling from Lesotho to Upington when police signalled the driver to pull over. The car stopped near the Leerkrans area and both occupants made a run for it. The police's Sergio Kock said the duo didn't make it far before officers caught up with them. “The vehicle was searched and police found 200 kilograms of dagga worth an estimated value of R1.5 million. We also confiscated the vehicle.”"

Came back to reread. This was a goodie. I was reminded about it when someone asked if you could mainline an auto. My answer? "Fuck yes".

"The Bill allows possession of up to 600g of dried cannabis per person, or a maximum of 1200g per household with two or more adults living in it." I am happy with this. I know some of the bigger growers or extracts users will probably have a problem with this. "The commercial model would allow for regulated commercial cultivation, possession and retailing of cannabis, similar to the regime for tobacco and alcohol." This is really interesting. Recreational cannabis on the same level as tobacco and alcohol is a great step. Will obviously need to pay attention to how accessible this industry would be for the small farmer. However we won't see the commercial model this time round, "The Bill, he said, did not address commercialisation of cannabis or licensing, which was being attended to by the relevant departments, including trade and industry, health and social development." All in all, pretty exciting developments on the horizon. Just hoping they don't botch it in some typical fashion..

So 600g. Wonder if that's per household total, per person or per private space At least we are getting closer to a number.

"The Ministry of Justice has drafted a new bill which provides guidelines as to how much cannabis people can grow and possess in South Africa. The Mail & Guardian reports that the bill was developed in response to the Constitutional Court judgement in September 2018 that ended the ban on private cannabis use. The draft bill – which has not been publicly released – states that South Africans will be allowed to possess up to 600g of dried cannabis in the privacy of their homes for personal use. However, they will be prevented from selling the drug – either recreationally or for medicinal uses. The draft document was reportedly sent to the national director of public prosecutions, the department of health, treasury, and other stakeholders in October 2019 with a deadline set for the end of January 2020. It should be noted that the details of this legislation may still change and that it will still have undergo a public consultation period at a later date. The government has until September 2020 to bring legislation on cannabis in line with the Constitution. Hemp regulations The government also plans to open up and regulate the commercial use of hemp products, providing opportunities for small-scale farmers, President Cyril Ramaphosa said in his State of the Nation address on Thursday. Ramaphosa said government will formulate policy on the use of cannabis products for medicinal purposes, to “build this industry in line with global trends”. “The regulatory steps will soon be announced by the relevant ministers,” he said. He reiterated that agriculture is one of the industries with the greatest potential for growth. The Eastern Cape Government has also indicated that it plans to build a cannabis college as a means of creating jobs in the impoverished province. The training facility will upskill farmers in the growing and distribution of cannabis, and will assist with seed, fertilisers and fencing. It is set to be built in the Ingquza Hill Local Municipality in Lusisiki, picked because of its ideal growing conditions." https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/374310/new-draft-laws-show-how-much-cannabis-you-can-keep-for-personal-use-in-south-africa-report/

Willkommen!

Would the use of mycelium in this regard also be benificial in terms of CO2 production in the grow environment? My ignorant beginner self initially thought I could run a 400W birdwing HPS in a 0.8mx0.8m tent with no extraction system Quickly invested in an extraction and cool tube setup, and downgraded to 250W. But in fairness, even that couldn't beat the heat, and it was a January.

I feel some legal terms are being used incorrectly here. I don't believe any decriminalization has happened with regards to the use of cannabis; a legal precedent was set in Sept 2018 in accordance with already entrenched legal provisions, the most prominent being the Constitution of our country, which provides many rights one of which being our right to privacy. An argument was made that the use of cannabis as well as the cultivation for personal use of cannabis falls under this right to privacy and the court judges that the people should not be persecuted for doing so. The legality of the sale of cannabis seeds is the same now as it was before Sept 2018. It is illegal to sell any part of a cannabis plant. Does that mean it is illegal to sell seeds? It isn't defined. This is what we call a 'grey' market. As yet, to my knowledge, the authorities are not targeting the seed banks. If they felt that they wanted to target seedbanks and the import of cannabis seeds, I feel imo the circumstance can be argued in court with enough current legislation that a precedent would be set and vualá, we have a legal definition to follow. Unfortunately democracy means laws take forever to be written, so enjoy the limbo while it lasts

This is a fire topic. Subbed

Unfortunately a very small percentage in cannabis. Could be possibly bred to increase the percentage, but how strong do we really need our weed? Some shit I've smoked has really cooked me already

Is a balcony considered "in private" enough to be able to cultivate marijuana in terms of the current understanding of the law? That being, the ability to cultivate and consume marijuana for recreational use in private.

Updated thread: This box will be covered by 5mm plastic.

A very reasonable fear in this regard