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    Autoflower seeds question (self.outdoorgrowing)

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    MD State Fair - 4H FFA Home Arts display was awesome. Kudos to you all!

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    MD State Fair - 4H FFA Home Arts display was awesome. Kudos to you all! (self.maryland)

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    Anyone else providing shelter and water? (self.duneawakening) [Guide / Tip]

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I'm sorry I should have specified the seed I grew was a Wembley autoflower not a photoperiod.

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Oh yes cannabis is legal in my area so there are almost certainty people growing outdoors within that kind of range. I would assume most people are growing femmed photos but I guess you never know who could be breeding. Thanks again for the detailed info.

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Thank you. I didn't know pollen could travel a long distance, although in thinking about it I should have.

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Thank you for the reply. I had no idea pollen could travel so far.

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I will echo those that say stay on top of cleaning.

With that said. As others have pointed out, it's really only the first two or three hits that have really good flavor. If the material is really damp it can take a hit or two to get it heated up and dried out.

I'd start at 350 for 2/3 good hits and then step it up to finish the bowl. The last part is never going to taste as good as the first draws.

Also try different strains and pay attention to terpenes. There are a few I just don't like the taste of so maybe the ones you didn't like have a common main terp that you don't care for.

Hope this helps.

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I've seen Cake 7 or 8 times since the mid 1990s. (I thought this was a lot until I read this thread 😂). This last summer I finally saw them play Mr Mastadon Farm, a weird little song off their first album and a personal favorite. It was amazing!

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Baltimore Breakfast by Oliver Brewing an oatmeal stout.

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Snow Pants by Union. A delicious oatmeal stout. They only make it in colder months, and I'm always sad when they stop making it every spring.

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guy who is terrible at character backstories scribbling notes and stealing ideas from this thread

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The White House is exempted from federal historic preservation laws.

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Huh, where I've been a snap is when you load just enough flower for a single hit (generally assuming a bong here), flame the hell out of it, and consume it all it one hit, generally pulling it all through the bowl into the water at the end. You 'snap' the whole bowl leaving nothing. This is SE and Midwest USA.

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The tornado has become my favorite piece and what I generally use when at home. I use the ispire wand with mine, and am very happy with it, so I'll share my technique.

First off, the wand is unmodified (i.e. I haven't taken it apart to put it in flower mode-it's factory stock) but does use the silicone insert.

Load tornado and place it on my dry rig. I set the temp on the wand to 555. Put the wand over the tornado as far as it will go. Double click wand to start heading. The red light will start blinking. I leave it in until the blinking stops and the light goes solid red. Note that this is well after the click, and vapor is usually coming out of the device a little by this point, especially if it's on a water piece and the water shifts to push some out. Once the red light goes solid red, I take the wand off (or the tornado out, depending on setup), triple click the button on the wand to stop it heating, and hit the tornado. I can usually get two very solid dense hits followed by a third lighter one and often a fourth light one. The AVB is dark, like medium roast coffee. I could get it a little darker with a torch, but for me the ease of the wand makes it worth it. Be sure to pull once the blinking stops or you may combust. I also let the tornado cool down between hits. If it's still really hot this doesn't work and will likely combust. Also be sure to back off a slight amount when inserting the bowl to prevent thermal lock.

Hope this works for you.

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Oh yeah that's right, thanks.

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The Charming Elephant is a good Thai place. I guess it's closer to Canton but close to Fells.

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It was long ago, but one thing that helped me a lot was having something cigarette sized to fiddle with. For months I carried a small dowel piece the same size as a standard 100 cigarette. It gave me something to fiddle with and I even chewed on it. It helped me a lot. Good luck!

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Thank you for the info. I'll obviously be stopping this practice. Shelter still available but no water.

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Thanks for the warning. Does this mean that if I have a cistern marked public in the shelter area, someone can take more than the five liters in that cistern? They can take all the water in my system, even if the cisterns inside the base are all marked 'owner' ? If so obviously I'll be turning them off LOL.

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This isn't everywhere we went, but some favorites were:

Suya Joint on Westminster - We went here on our food tour and we both loved it so much we went back, and honestly would have gone a third time if we had been there longer. Amazing African food and the owner was really nice. My favorite place we went to while there. Will absolutely go again anytime we're in PVD.

Rosalina on Aborn - Great Italian food in a nice atmosphere.

Providence Coal Fired Pizza - Really good pizza and baked goat cheese appetizer.

Trinity Brewhouse - Good beer. We just had drinks and snacks here.

Murphy's Providence - We went here twice too, partially because it was right next to our hotel. Even so the food was really good both times.

Dune Brothers on Dyer - Went here on the food tour. Didn't go back but I did like the clam cake.

The Malted Barley - Went here on the tour. I didn't love their beer, since they were almost all flavored, and I generally don't like flavored beer. Their stout would have been great without the coconut. Mango cider was tasty. Pretzel was amazing.

As you can see from this list we stayed mostly in downtown. The day trip we went to Newport we had lunch at the Black Pearl and it was good. Not amazing or anything but good for a restaurant in a tourist area.

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In the mid to late 1990s, Johnny Cash played a bar in Columbia, MO when I was going to school there. It was like $20 or $25. Didn't go and have been regretting it ever since. I'm not even a country music fan (although I do like Johnny Cash-I'm not a monster) but yeah, huge fail on my part. Now when I'm feeling lazy about going downtown, or wherever to see a show, I think on that and go anyway. In my defense I was a poor student and $20 was more money then.

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Had to look her up. No, just doing her job for free I guess.

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We wanted to but it didn't start until after we left. Next time we'll come in summer after everything opens.