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So delicious... like golden blow!! New strain name
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So delicious... like golden blow!! New strain name
I haven't grown it yet.
Maybe once I get some started I might be able to hit up elitecannabis on IG... Possibly P-bud as well... See if they might be able to see what up w the plants.
iirc p-bud = michael nee
Winter seed drop round 3... Have first two rounds flipped at 3 weeks and 1 week of 12/12.
(chem 91 x skunk va) x dank zappa (10)
DZ = 86UW Black Hashplant x 88G13/HP).
Sour Dubb x Dank zappa (10)
Blick lime reserve (2 different moms) (6ea)
AoG f2 (shcrews edition… have beanz f2 going already…flipped last week) (6ea)
Acdc x deep chunk (6ea)
jihad x grape stomper og (6ea)
Black lime reserve x blue dot irene (6ea)
skunk (6ea)
Bag seed from OD (1)
Pineapple Purpz (6ea)
2.0.1 (ogkb 2.0 bag seed…) (1)
Furyon (1)
sixty seeds
So these will go into round 1's location in 6-8 weeks.
Round 2 just started sexing...which will help free up some breathing room. (42 plants in this round, found 8 males last night, and 3 females)
(chem 91 x skunk va) x dank zappa (10)
DZ = 86UW Black Hashplant x 88G13/HP).
Sour Dubb x Dank zappa (10)
Blick lime reserve (2 different moms) (6ea)
AoG f2 (shcrews edition… have beanz f2 going already…flipped last week) (6ea)
Acdc x deep chunk (6ea)
jihad x grape stomper og (6ea)
Black lime reserve x blue dot irene (6ea)
skunk (6ea)
Bag seed from OD (1)
Pineapple Purpz (6ea)
2.0.1 (ogkb 2.0 bag seed…) (1)
Furyon (1)
sixty seeds
So these will go into round 1's location in 6-8 weeks.
Round 2 just started sexing...which will help free up some breathing room. (42 plants in this round, found 8 males last night, and 3 females)
Which, or should I say, who's skunk?
Study finds traffic fatalities decline in states with medical marijuana laws
States that enacted medical marijuana laws, on average, experienced reductions in traffic fatalities, according to a study by researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. Overall, states that passed medical marijuana laws saw an 11 percent reduction in traffic fatalities, on average, after enacting the laws, and had 26 percent lower rates of traffic fatalities compared with states without the laws. The findings are published online in the American Journal of Public Health.
Reductions in traffic fatalities greatly impacted those between the ages of 15 and 44 and were especially striking among those aged 25 to 44 years, a group representing a high percentage of those registered patients for medical marijuana use.
Specifically, the researchers observed an 11 percent reduction of among those aged 15 to 24 years, 12 percent for ages 25 to 44, and 9 percent for those 45 years and older. Operational dispensaries were also associated with a significant reduction in traffic fatalities in those aged 25 to 44 years at 5 percent.
Lacking was strong evidence suggesting reductions among those aged 45 years and older, which is also a group overrepresented in the population of patients registered in state medical marijuana programs. “This finding suggests that the mechanisms by which medical marijuana laws reduce traffic fatalities mostly operate in those younger adults, a group also frequently involved in alcohol-related traffic fatalities,” said Julian Santaella-Tenorio, a doctoral student in Epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health. In 2004 and 2013, 47 percent of fatally injured drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or greater were 25 to 44 years old.
The researchers based their findings on data for 1985-2014 from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, a nationwide census of traffic fatalities information maintained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The association between medical marijuana laws and traffic fatalities for drivers, passengers, cyclists, and pedestrians was examined for each state enacting the laws. They also evaluated the link between marijuana dispensaries and traffic fatalities. Overall, a total of 1.22 million deaths were attributed to traffic crashes occurring in the 50 states during the study period.
Not all states with medical marijuana laws experienced reductions in traffic fatality rates, and a few states actually experienced increases. In California, after an initial immediate reduction of 16 percent in traffic fatalities and in New Mexico, after an immediate post-law reduction of 17.5 percent, the laws were actually associated with gradual increases in fatality rates. “These findings provide evidence of the heterogeneity of medical marijuana laws and indicate the need for further research on the particularities of implementing the laws at the local level. It also indicates an interaction of medical marijuana laws with other aspects, such as stronger police enforcement, that may influence traffic fatality rates,” noted Santaella-Tenorio.
“It is also possible that states with medical marijuana laws and lower traffic fatality rates may be related to lower levels of alcohol-impaired driving behavior in these states,” noted Silvia Martins, MD, PhD, associate professor at the Mailman School and senior author. “We found evidence that states with the marijuana laws in place compared with those which did not, reported, on average, lower rates of drivers endorsing driving after having too many drinks. We can also point to other characteristics such as the strength of public health laws related to driving, infrastructure characteristics, or the quality of health care systems, as a partial explanation for these findings.”
“The evidence linking medical marijuana laws and traffic fatalities lays the groundwork for future studies on specific mechanisms,” said Santaella-Tenorio. “We also expect another area of study will be the association between the laws and nonfatal traffic injuries.”
http://www.psypost.org/2016/12/stud...s-decline-states-medical-marijuana-laws-46652
States that enacted medical marijuana laws, on average, experienced reductions in traffic fatalities, according to a study by researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. Overall, states that passed medical marijuana laws saw an 11 percent reduction in traffic fatalities, on average, after enacting the laws, and had 26 percent lower rates of traffic fatalities compared with states without the laws. The findings are published online in the American Journal of Public Health.
Reductions in traffic fatalities greatly impacted those between the ages of 15 and 44 and were especially striking among those aged 25 to 44 years, a group representing a high percentage of those registered patients for medical marijuana use.
Specifically, the researchers observed an 11 percent reduction of among those aged 15 to 24 years, 12 percent for ages 25 to 44, and 9 percent for those 45 years and older. Operational dispensaries were also associated with a significant reduction in traffic fatalities in those aged 25 to 44 years at 5 percent.
Lacking was strong evidence suggesting reductions among those aged 45 years and older, which is also a group overrepresented in the population of patients registered in state medical marijuana programs. “This finding suggests that the mechanisms by which medical marijuana laws reduce traffic fatalities mostly operate in those younger adults, a group also frequently involved in alcohol-related traffic fatalities,” said Julian Santaella-Tenorio, a doctoral student in Epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health. In 2004 and 2013, 47 percent of fatally injured drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or greater were 25 to 44 years old.
The researchers based their findings on data for 1985-2014 from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System, a nationwide census of traffic fatalities information maintained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The association between medical marijuana laws and traffic fatalities for drivers, passengers, cyclists, and pedestrians was examined for each state enacting the laws. They also evaluated the link between marijuana dispensaries and traffic fatalities. Overall, a total of 1.22 million deaths were attributed to traffic crashes occurring in the 50 states during the study period.
Not all states with medical marijuana laws experienced reductions in traffic fatality rates, and a few states actually experienced increases. In California, after an initial immediate reduction of 16 percent in traffic fatalities and in New Mexico, after an immediate post-law reduction of 17.5 percent, the laws were actually associated with gradual increases in fatality rates. “These findings provide evidence of the heterogeneity of medical marijuana laws and indicate the need for further research on the particularities of implementing the laws at the local level. It also indicates an interaction of medical marijuana laws with other aspects, such as stronger police enforcement, that may influence traffic fatality rates,” noted Santaella-Tenorio.
“It is also possible that states with medical marijuana laws and lower traffic fatality rates may be related to lower levels of alcohol-impaired driving behavior in these states,” noted Silvia Martins, MD, PhD, associate professor at the Mailman School and senior author. “We found evidence that states with the marijuana laws in place compared with those which did not, reported, on average, lower rates of drivers endorsing driving after having too many drinks. We can also point to other characteristics such as the strength of public health laws related to driving, infrastructure characteristics, or the quality of health care systems, as a partial explanation for these findings.”
“The evidence linking medical marijuana laws and traffic fatalities lays the groundwork for future studies on specific mechanisms,” said Santaella-Tenorio. “We also expect another area of study will be the association between the laws and nonfatal traffic injuries.”
http://www.psypost.org/2016/12/stud...s-decline-states-medical-marijuana-laws-46652
winter run equals = 150 seeds so far. Once the weather is in my favor, start a couple more trays and start pushing stuff outside in hoops with supplemental lighting. (t5s and chicken lights).
Trying amass keepers and some pollen stash- get back to getting it on.
Trying amass keepers and some pollen stash- get back to getting it on.
Fuck you moth. I got sprays for you.
Pollenated ECSD x Deep chunk today. rubbed the male over the entire female. seems like people want them. will hit her a couple more times over the next week.
Cherry Private x Hash Plant is in the hopper next.
Will have a couple(...) males coming onto the perview soon...round #2 is sexing...
Round #3 is going okay...lost one to dampening off!! FU...haven't had that for a long while...last germ issue i had was cold and before that was a mouse.
Added more lights to my situation...600w hps. 415w plasma for veg. more to come and a some more tents. swapping cuts and buds. good deal.
So:
Chuck-d
CpxHp
and IDK whole bunch more coming down the line.
Eat a dick all the other shit.
Pollenated ECSD x Deep chunk today. rubbed the male over the entire female. seems like people want them. will hit her a couple more times over the next week.
Cherry Private x Hash Plant is in the hopper next.
Will have a couple(...) males coming onto the perview soon...round #2 is sexing...
Round #3 is going okay...lost one to dampening off!! FU...haven't had that for a long while...last germ issue i had was cold and before that was a mouse.
Added more lights to my situation...600w hps. 415w plasma for veg. more to come and a some more tents. swapping cuts and buds. good deal.
So:
Chuck-d
CpxHp
and IDK whole bunch more coming down the line.
Eat a dick all the other shit.
Stable grows little by little. Be interesting what pans out of this winter runnings.
Wishing for: SAGE, GG4, & Blueberry cuts for head stash goodness.
Need to stock up on Sativa seeds.
Soil prosperity (chickens, pigs, and rabbits helping a good deal along with my lovely shovel)...cover crops & compost galore for the coming season. Plus pots and PVC for great times ahead.
Spring runs:
Deep Chunk (my f2's, the original open pollinations, and tom hills stock) will make this an interesting and great run.
HALT (hell's angel OG x Lemon Thai)
Wishing for: SAGE, GG4, & Blueberry cuts for head stash goodness.
Need to stock up on Sativa seeds.
Soil prosperity (chickens, pigs, and rabbits helping a good deal along with my lovely shovel)...cover crops & compost galore for the coming season. Plus pots and PVC for great times ahead.
Spring runs:
Deep Chunk (my f2's, the original open pollinations, and tom hills stock) will make this an interesting and great run.
HALT (hell's angel OG x Lemon Thai)
breeding tent donut
breeding donut
popping some seeds
(catpiss x moontang) x flo scout
dosidos x floscout
Had a visitor this morning.....Asian Lady Beetle I think.
HatchBrew, the ECSD x Deep Chunk sounds like a killer cross
HatchBrew, the ECSD x Deep Chunk sounds like a killer cross
