Pouatchee

Just one question? WHY? If he's got to walk to go see his GF she certainly will say no. After all, no money no honey. Specially here in Thailand.

Geez why is this an issue? We have no rights here unless it serves politician's purposes to get more constituencies.

Hmm... I don't get it. Maybe it is your British sense of humor.

Like a dog without a bone... Sorry ... what does projection mean?

I suggest you take a chill pill. Your thd one who wants the last word.

Good one. I am not sure the evening markets can provide a receipt for a fake Rolex. But judging by the amount of tats he has he must have some cash. To bad he can't claim insurance on his ink.

In English please! Your local patois and jargon mean nothing to me. Hence, Jimmy crack corn. A man of few words doesn't make him register much on the IQ or EQ Richter Scale.

Words of wisdom often not heeded or simply overlooked. Then people wonder why their wood has cracked.

Sadly Canadians can't be bothered with much... it's the Canadian shrug and laissez-faire attitude. Being Canadian I am all too familiar with this <deleted> attitude. Canada did sweet fudge all when the Tsunami hit and getting my embassy to do anything for me is a pipe dream. They are only good at charging for overpriced paperwork. Back on topic... I, like many others, have reservations to the truth of this guys story.

Is that your best come back? Poor guy. For you to take the time to analyze what others write so you can come to the conclusion that AN bloggers think they are Columbo makes you a Clouseau in the works. Do you count ants in an ant colony when you have nothing to do????? ???? I actually read the other bloggers comments to see whether their opinion matches mine. Sort of like a gauge. Usually I respond to the content not the gist...

Dude what's with the drama? Move if it's too tough to handle. How long you been living here? Maybe time to go back home before Thailand does a Cheech and Chong and everyone turns into lizards.

Just gotta love this cliche expression. What do we call those who use cliches too much? --> BORING????

lol I wouldn't know, I don't hang out with hookers. Also, if it ain't broke, why fix it... hehehe

You said in your OP that you are in a guest house. In my experience those are for backpackers or Cheap Charlies. Some people never got over the movie The Beach and you are in Thailand. If you don't fork out more for your lodging then don't expect miracles... you get what you pay for. Considering the change in cannabis laws your hotel owner probably has more backpacking tokers as clients than yoga heads like you. Business wise it is an easy decision from his point of view. Put up or shut up because he probably prefers to please the majority rather than start a hotel war. Did you ever consider the age old idiom? If you can't beat, them join them.

As pointed out before me, what a joke. Probably costs close to that for them to make the SWIFT transfer.

There goes the neighborhood.

In all your previous posts about marijuana you were against its use and its legalization. You come about as being two headed. Your post implies that if you accept the deal you would likely sell it to make up for your loss. At best your post here is trolling, at worst quite hypocritical. IMHO you should stay where you have friends to post.

Where to meet Hiso Thai women? TROLL With a capital 'T'. This guy comes on here blabbering how rich he is, how he wants Thai mafia connections to 'threaten' people. Why hasn't this post been reported and shut down?

Question is, what is the PH of soilles medium? Can't find a clear answer on Google, also, if I water with a lower PH water will that reduce the PH of the medium? If yes, how long before it does?

That is not the issue at this point. The soil is brand new and has never been used before. I have 6 inch plants and seedling just starting up I also used the soil for cucumbers and since lowering the ph I am seeing great results. The PH is something overlooked by most soil medium growers. Hydroponic growers are more into this usually in my experience from when I did hydro. Right now I just want to set myself up with strong mother plants from different strains then I might start cloning them and go back to hydro. I was out of the game for over 20 years but seeing how the regulations have changed my interest has spiked again.

Seen some of that at Mega Home. I grew 20 years ago and have just come back into the game. I kinda am old school. Now they have feminized... photoperiod... auto-flower... It is taking some time to catch up. What is the ph of soil-less medium? and how do you go about fertilizing? I will give it a try but if you have any inside info I am here to listen and learn. My main interest still remains the ph... as that is one of the corner stones to great weed, IMHO.

Hey Trippy, PH neutral is not ideal for weed. Read my post just prior to yours. It tells which PH weed likes best. The best solution I found so far is to water with wood vinegar (which has a ph of 2.5-3.0) once or twice a month and dilute and adjust the ph with water to around 6.0-6.2. as @Mr Meeseeks recommends water at desired ph after that. I also always adjust my ph in the water using fish pond water ph reducer to get the ph I want. I will use sulphur and wood vinegar in my compost and soil to reduce the ph to around 6.2. I used to do hydro with a ph of around 7 and the results were okish. I already see significant improvements in the color and grow rate even after a couple of days. If you are happy with a ph of 7.0 @Trippy then you will be a lot happier if you adjust your ph.

5.8 – 6.2 Cannabis, like many plants, prefers slightly acidic soil conditions. It tolerates a wide pH range (5.0-7.0) without symptoms of bronzing or interveinal chlorosis (yellowing of top leaves), but pH levels outside of the optimal range of 5.8 – 6.2 will limit growth.Mar 5, 2020 Maybe this answers your question? I grew some feminized auto-flower last time and they came out <deleted>. I am narrowing down all the causes. PH was a big factor. Of course nutrients and watering are too... so are many others. But turns out plants like pot absorb nutrients best at a lower ph.

After some research I have found that wood vinegar has a ph of 2.5-3.0 and can be diluted and used top water plants once a month. This might help reduce the ph. It is also, apparently, good to treat soil and compost prior to planting plants. Maybe this will work. Feedback and first hand experience are more than welcome.

And will that lower the PH of the soil? If so, does it take many waterings before reaching desired PH?