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Visa run from Bangkok: do and don't
Thanks I appreciate your knowledge. So there are vans at the Udon Thani airport that only go as far as the bridge and then turnaround and go back to UT? -
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Paetongtarn Celebrates Court Victory, Stresses National Goals
There's no stopping him now. -
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Former PM Thaksin Calls for More Government Control Over Bank of Thailand
This sounds like a prime minister talking. -
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Mike Johnson Moves to bar transgender women from using women’s bathrooms at the Capitol
That's my position. I am not trolling. It's hard to like wowsers and haters. I know you can accuse me of hating and it's true. I hate people who hate on any minorities. With a passion. Get used to it. -
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RFK Jr.’s Appointment to Health Post Risks Breaking Medicine’s First Rule
Possibly.. all depends on their jobs... We all know how most government employees work, or should i say dont work, at least not in DC. The government is too big. A job is not guaranteed for life! People loose jobs. Such as when US factories close down to move overseas. -
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Europe Braces for Escalation: Germany Mobilizes NATO Troops Amid Putin's Nuclear Threats
I hope not, impeach them all, paybacks a bitch!! -
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Is Putin Truly Ready to Push the Nuclear Button? Washington calls Moscow's bluff
The US wasn't its share if the 12 trillion on minerals Ukraine sits on. It will take them as repayment for the aid given, so the US Tax payers fund thebwar, private companies profit from minerals -
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Cheapest good weed now ? I found 350 thb/gram but not cheaper yet, any idea ?
Dense buds are the result of spending money on proper inputs at the proper time: Indoor CEA (controlled environmental agriculture) will result in the best bud morphology and density through the application of supplemental lighting. High PPFD (umol) from 800-1500 will result in the highest density bud. High light intensity during bud maturation (weeks F5-F7) is paramount to dense nuggets. Without investing (electricity) in proper lighting, you can never expect dense buds. Greenhouse grows without supplemental lighting (additional HID or LED), as well as outdoor grows, will always leave you with light, airy, high leaf to calyx (flower) ratio. Very, very much like most of what you all depict in this thread. Contrary to what most non-growers think, the sun does NOT produce the same and consistent density of lighting (PPFD/umol) in outdoor/greenhouse grows to produce consistent and marketable/sellable flower as LED lighting. LED’s are far, far more efficient in the spectral bandwidth and consistent (12 hours) intensity than the sun. A good nutritional program that provides adequate P and K (Phosphorus and Potassium), especially at the critical flowering juncture - the first 3 weeks of flowering (F1-F3). An “experienced” grower will utilize crop steering techniques, predominantly precision watering during critical bud formation, re: weeks F3-F8 to minimize vegetative bolting as opposed to generative flowering, that creates denser buds. Lastly, genetics pay a large role. Sativa’s and sativa leaning hybrids, as a generalization, tend to be more elongated and leafy than Indica dominant genetics. The lack of good trimming in this country is pervasive. In the USA and Canada, leafy trimmed bud would never be accepted in the competitive market. Depending on volume, cola flower can be hand trimmed and lower flower machine trimmed. The buds in “question” in previous posts look machine trimmed, and show a common standard to what is grown in Colorado and California. Newer markets tend to start with much more leaf to calyx ratios. PGR is NOT as prevalent as you might think. It tends to be, on this forum, the knee jerk reaction to all dense looking flower. It’s totally unacceptable in markets with mandatory testing. Because cannabis is NOT tested here does not mean PGR’s are used. I have posted on this subject, having done extensive testing with PGR’s, from the ornamental horticultural market, back in the early 2000’s. Poor looking flower (sub standard) is the result of poor growing. Hard stop. And, as always, to all you cut-and-paste, AI warriors, that love to disagree and have likely NOT grown on a commercial level, I invite you to waste bandwidth and disagree with me. LOL
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