Not on Netflix @lotus710, better make room on your couch!
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Come on over brother!! Lots of room, lots of bud, lots of good times 
I have my own private airfield, so feel free to fly in
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Aviation, my first love
i got a ton of room on my couch:)
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I wish we could all get together sometime, I have a feeling though I may be on the older end of the spectrum…LOL
I don’t know i am 42.
Shit 41 confused just had my birthday.
Well I must admit, you guys just made me feel so much better, we are all the same age…42 here…LOL
i feel im one of the youngest on here lmfaoXD 21 here
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You are the next wave my friend. You get to fix all the shit we fucked up.
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@lotus710 you are da baby…haha
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You mean the mother fucker who has been bustin my balls for miracle gro is only 21?!?!?! LMAO, luv ya brother 
@lotus710
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You got me rollin on that one! Ha! Ha!
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Haha, thats great
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where is my mom!? i need my mom!!
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Off to work everyone have a wonderful day!
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have a wonderful day at work!! spread as much love as you can!
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Hurry back, we have chores to do!!!
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I not only use Miracle Grow, I also use cheaper kock-offs of Miracle Grow. Like K-Grow and generic plant food with variable formulas, like 20-20-20, 20-10-10, 0-10-10, etc. Its all basically water soluble fertilizer with different NPK percentages and trace elements. Cannabis plants are pigs, and they will dine on any nutrients that you give them. Actually from my ornamental horticulture notes (I have certificates in horticulture and silviculture), UC Davis studies show that plants take up organic nutrients just the same as they do inorganic nutrients. I prefer using water soluble nutrients because I can control them better and they are very easy to apply. I can also adjust how often to apply these fertilizers and what type to use, based on what the plants tell me that they need, and if they are in acid or alkaline soil. I also use Ironite, a chelated iron in pellet form, and some other slow release fertilizers like Osmocote. I tend to be more inorganic these days, but when I was living in a sheep farm in Southern Oregon, I went organic, as I had literally tons of sheep, goat and alpaca poop. Paca poo -as it is called- was easy to apply in pellet form. But in the end, the plants take up and use these nutrients exactly the same way. Chemically inorganically produced or organically produced, the results are the same.
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