goingrey
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Swimming is the best sport for joints no doubt (just not the burning ones, they'll go out hehe).
With cycling you gotta make sure the bike fit is good otherwise risk damage especially to the knees.
Shiva Grows
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With cycling you gotta make sure the bike fit is good otherwise risk damage especially to the knees.
strain_hunter
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Thanks for that information. I wasn‘t aware of that correlation.
Get well soon.
shiva82
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as an example . klassman substrat 2 ,i think is a decent potting soil straight out the bag , with plenty of food , which would allow little to no fertilisation , and then relative low e.c feeds when needed
revegeta666
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Swimming is one of the few forms of exercise where you are light stretching at the same time, for the whole duration of the exercise. If you can go to a gym or a public pool everyday I would highly recommend that. I've never been as limber as I was last year when I was swimming everyday. My plan was to keep swimming in the sea during winter but I pussied out mid November lol. Good luck.
revegeta666
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I went to visit my shepherd friend this morning and brought him some clones for him to grow this summer. Always nice to play with the sheep haha 
He has over 300 of them, it's pretty crazy
He has over 300 of them, it's pretty crazy strain_hunter
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Yeah, I had good results with that soil and big pots in the past in a bigger flat.
Can you give me a suggestion how often and with what ec I should fertilize mothers or very stretchy plants in smaller pots?
shiva82
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using that specific soil , then each time you go up in pot size, you are giving more rootspace and also more food. so you can just keep up potting and root pruning your mother , and just water only . anything up to 0.7 ec should be plenty as mandala suggested .
if a plant is rootbound then you would have to keep feeding with a higher ec, at least 1.0 ec for adolescent plants . the trick is to not let plants go rootbound , if you intend on low feeding the plants extra than that is found within the soil .
depends on the substrate e.c, and macro and micro nutrient profiles of the substrate .
some heirloom sativas for example prefer less nitrogen than say a leafy afghan indica
just be flexible and read the plants and keep it simple, using your natural senses .
shiva82
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just don't introduce your welsh friend.... beautiful animals. i love your photography rev . top classI went to visit my shepherd friend this morning and brought him some clones for him to grow this summer. Always nice to play with the sheep haha
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shiva82
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i sometimes herd in the sheep on the hills . if you are lucky enough to find the leader of the pack , once one follows , they all do. take a herd on a walkI went to visit my shepherd friend this morning and brought him some clones for him to grow this summer. Always nice to play with the sheep haha
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zaprjaques
the boveda kid
oh boy, get well soon shiva!
shiva82
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it is standard procedure . i'm slowly gaining more motion and less sharp shocks . work through it the best we can. keep mobile. even in pain, keep mobile, and i shall return to normal within a week or two . with plenty of motion, a week is the norm for me .
