New moon solar eclipse in Taurus around about now.
A good time to decarb the now somewhat dried pineapple smelling goods! 
Considering 2 hrs and 22 minutes at 100 degrees Celsius this time, a little more stimulating perhaps.
But that’s for tomorrow, I am feeling very flowy right now. 
May y’all feel the pleasant vibes too.
It is well with my soul.
Very well.
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I’m picking up what your putting down 
Looking real nice in there 
Still got to get me some basil in my bed. Once I cut what’s in my tent I’m going to hit it hard with cover and try to let it establish well before planting again.
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Oh, you can sow it all at once if you want.
I’ll include some basil seeds when I send you the seeds of this pineapple stuff.
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Got about roughly fifty Rogue 111 seeds or so.
Dropped 5-6 into the pot that currently holds the Crème de la Chems.
What a THRILL.
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^ Four Blueberry Muffin x Vintage Blueberry sprouts + covercrop mix.
^ Sowed a few Rogue 111 seeds in here. (pine-lemon male x sweet-pineapple female x blueberry male)
^ Four more living mysteries… 
^ Crème de la Chem. 
^ Funky smelling (milky-acrid-floral-pine female x pine-lemon male) Rogue Zero mother.
^ (Mr. Nice NL5xAfghan female x unknown pine lemon male) Nice Rogue mother.
Yesterday I scattered a big pack of bulk dried nettle tea all over the pots.
Had no flavor and it was more stem than leaf.
The fungi definitely loved it.
The mood is good.
Peace to all.
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A lot of clawing going on, but no tip burn, seems to me that it’s a sign they’re at their best.
Airplane wings also have those little claws at the ends.
And bats have claws on their wings too.
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The spirits are speaking very loudly this new moon.
Do you choose the dark, or do you choose the light?
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It’s curing now, not decarbed yet, I opened the jar… it was… it was so beautiful…
The odor is leaning more towards dried orange peel now.
I can’t even inhale deeply, my eyes would water.
Very intense.
Gonna be very careful with this one.
1/3rd of a teaspoon to start off with, after decarbing. 
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Lowered the light 5-6 cm.
One of the Blueberry cross seedlings started stretching, even though it’s the pot that is closest to the light.
If plants remain happy tomorrow also then I’ll lower it another 5-6 cm.
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Decarbed the goods for 2 hrs and 22 minutes at 100 Celsius.
The jar now smells like apricot-orange marmelade.
Which reminded me of this:
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Went for half a teaspoon.
Tastes like grilled cheese and strawberry jam.
I like it!
To be continued…
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Effects Report . Rogue 111 Mother
Starting to kick in now after breakfast.
Feeling very happy and giggly.
Having a great time!
Light feeling.
Living more in the now.
Thoughts subdued, more in the moment.
And that’s a very important effect, perhaps the most important one.
Feeling more detached as well, very nice, zen comes easier.
Improved control over my body, more aware of movements.
I feel like doing some tai chi, like one of the main characters of the movie The Limits of Control, by Jim Jarmusch.
(The artwork is a wink to the band Sunn O))) which is a big part of the sountrack.)
Awareness of train of thought is increased and the associative thoughts that do come are more coherent and to the point, more relevant and benevolent.
I’m all smiles but not out of this world stoned.
Sleeping a bit better too, and dreams are more vivid, easier to remember.
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The basil in the blue pot started wilting so I poured about a liter rainwater in total.
A little bit on the top and most of it in the container for bottom watering.
Been pouring little remnants of mint tea from my mug here and there.
I didn’t note when I last did a decent watering but it’s been over a week at least.
The Quantumboard light is now at a distance from the top colas ranging from 38 to 48 cm.
The canopy perfectly follows the slight angle at which the LED hangs.
It’s always running at 100%, around 12 hours a day.
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Is there something strange growing on the clover or something? Or are those shamrocks?
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I’ve been wondering too… It appears there’s some kinda fungi, a thin faint layer that grows over the leaves. Up close it looks like a layer of fuzzy hair but miniscule.
I believe it to be some sort of beneficial mycorrhizal type deal like you get with grapes and oranges. Happens with real clover too.
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Are there orange pustules underneath the leaf?
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Not at all, underneath the leaves there’s much less or no white hair. Healthy looking.
The ligh brown-pink stuff is just the same woodsorrel that died back from lack of water.
It keeps growing and dying, feeding the soil, effortless mulching. 
I only water the blue pot when I want more seeds to pop and to keep seedlings alive until they connect roots with the mature plants.
It grows in waves. Now that I’ve watered again it’ll probably surge again.
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A few words about the vetch varieties I’m growing.
It comes in many different cultivars just like cannabis.
I have a bag of beans I bought that grow into a more stalky plant that kinda stands up and kinda lays down. A bit of wind and it lays itself down and then the tops grow up towards the light again, until the next wave of wind moves them again and the tops again grow to the light, so after a while they look really curly and take on random shapes.
There’s mostly one thick dominant main stem.
I’m guessing this is a cultivar that was bred and planted in dense volumes in fields over and over so they probably held eachother up straight, kinda like wheat.
Now in the top left corner of my birds eye view photo’s you’ll also find vetch but this type grows more sideways and latches onto everything around it like a vine with little tentacles which are quite strong! The leaves are also much smaller and thinner. Grows a little faster as well.
Provides more shade than the other one. This one spontaneously popped up in the nitrogen starved soil in our backyard, which my dad keeps tilling… (He’s not open to learning about no-till, yet… ) so it’s a wild variety.
Thought it was interesting enough to share and I enjoyed writing this tremendously.
I really like writing.
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Microdosing Cannabis . Our cannabinoid (and other) receptors are also quantum energy receptors.
Every cannabis cultivar will open up a different array of receptors, allowing more quantum energy to stream through different colored lenses, steered by intent.
Information is felt rather than thought. Vast volumes of data come along with everything we feel, whether it is a physical sensation or emotions or quantum energy.
All are interlinked.
Decarboxylate (decarb) for 2 hrs and 22 minutes at 100 degrees Celsius.
Dosage varies according to cultivar and individual.
Eat half a teaspoon, maybe more, maybe less.
Decarbing for 2 hrs and 22 minutes at 100 C. balances the THC to CBN ratio.
Tests can be done, but I guess it would be close to a 1:1 ratio, or there abouts.
(Earlier I have recommended 3 hours but now that I have tried 2 hrs 22 mins on the Rogue 111 mother it feels like an improvement. If personal bias is benevolent and beneficial then go with it. Consciously use the placebo effect to your benefit, because that’s how we influence results, with intent.)
Start low, with 1/3rd of a teaspoon and do not operate heavy machinery for the next 12 hours if it is your first dose from that particular plant.
Effects not only differ from cultivar to cultivar, genetically, but also from plant to plant, even when grown in the same soil and environmental conditions with seeds from the same male and female parents.
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