Erotic Adventures of Jar Jar & Reva

CalGonJim 7/6 3:39AM MONDAY IM STILL HERE, SO if I didnt kill one of the RF3's when I touched the radicle 7/7 3:55AM Removed seed shells by the seed store. I cant find one....damn it. 7/8 3AM FOUND HER!!!!! 100 PERCENT SUCCESS!!! LOOK AT MY LITTLE MONSTERS😍 7/10 11:34PM....OH NO....Medo FRost hit the wall!!!! Dont know if she will make it!!!!! This is Jar Jar's fault.....

CalGonJim 7/13 1:16 AM Monday I managed to kill Mendo Frost. I don’t know what happened. I tried to bring in some slaves to help me with the garden, but I found out they don’t allow that anymore. I don’t know when that law was passed, but it’s gonna be a lot of work for me now🤬 7/14 8am When to add Cal-Mag (and other nutes) Wait until the plants are noticeably bigger (2–4 true leaf sets, stronger stems, active growth) — usually 7–14 days from now depending on conditions. Then start with a very light dose: ¼ strength Cal-Mag (e.g., ¼–½ tsp per gallon) + a very mild grow nutrient. Coco growers often run 0.5–1.0 mL/gal Cal-Mag early on once feeding starts. Keep an eye on pH after adding anything — Cal-Mag can shift it. 7/15 Sow Right Lavender Seeds???....more like Sow WRONG Seeds bitches...haha...Its a Lavender seed Joke!!! The only one of it's kind in the WORLD. Serene seeds and Oregano Republic Seeds for Lavender, the rest are about the same... Also Jar Jar is into Reva wearing Santa Hats now....total freak show!!! 7/16 8:36AM These 2 are just getting freaky deeky, i dont even want to know. .....1PM Mycorrhizae — Yes, add it now while they’re still young and before nutes ramp up. It’ll help the surviving plants build resilience without adding much (if any) burn risk. Mix it gently into a low-EC or plain pH’d water feed and apply carefully. 7/18 1:59 AM I put cinnamon down yesterday to keep bugs down. I just like the way it smells really they’re all doing pretty good now. 7/19 12:34AM full retard mode activated!!!!

CalGonJim 7/20 3AM MONDAY . looks good EC 900 Grow. little Cal.mag 7/23 3:05AM Something, something, deeply offensive and or racist or retarded comment here, something, something, dark side! 7/23 4AM PPDF 360 TWO TS-1000's at 29W each. 7/25 three my EC will be 1040PH is at six. The lights are at 29 W each temperature consistent with the outside about 73 and no no heat coming off of the drivers or the lights right now.

CalGonJim 7/28 2:34AM EC 1070. Ph 6, Brain broken, from mildly retarded to moderatly retarded now....too bad. PPDF was too much!!!!! dialed back watts and lowered lights. now at about 300. PPDF should be 200 - 300 7/29 10:04AM I found this channel on Rumble but pot stuff scares people...so dont be a dick, I try really hard not to be... sometimes i am but its my favorite channel now.... SeigeOutdoors 7/31 12:18AM NEW THEME MUSIC TO BE WEIRD ALL NIGHT 7/31 12:32 PM afternoon. I was gonna do some work and then I found the old 80s movie soundtrack legend and that’s gonna be great so I’m using Grok to make some themes for that. I think it’ll be fun. I’ll take care of the plants later 12 hours on this room set up. It’s pretty amazing. 8/1 10am Organo Republic email i got 8/2 2:40 AM five minutes from snap Frank Sinatra time can we play one for my babies it’s 2:45 in Blade Runner 2049 Jesus I have to explain everything

CalGonJim 8/3 12:36AM MONDAY FULL RETARD MODE ACTIVATED 8/3 10AM " They look solid for where they are. **Quick visual read:** - **Right plant (front)** — strongest of the three. Good color, solid node spacing, leaves are filling out nicely, no obvious stress. This one is handling the current feed best. - **Back plant (Mendo Frost)** — clean and upright, healthy light-to-medium green. Looking very consistent. - **Left plant (front)** — a bit behind the other two in size and leaf development. Color is still good, but it’s the lagging phenotype of the three. Common with mixed RF3 packs — you’ll often get one that starts slower. None of them are showing tip burn, clawing, or dark “overfed” green, which means your decision to keep the EC at 0.93 while adding the light amino dose was correct. They’re not hungry yet either (no pale yellowing or slow growth signs), so jumping straight to 1.1 without aminos today is a clean next step. At this stage (early veg, still small pots/coco), staying in the 0.9–1.2 range is ideal for RF3s and Mendo Frost. They’re still building structure and roots more than bulk. Once the stronger two start putting on more rapid growth and the internodes begin tightening a bit, you can ease toward the higher end of that range. One small observation: the left plant’s lower leaves look a touch softer/less turgid than the others. Keep an eye on whether that improves after the next watering. If it stays lagging while the other two take off, you can always give it a slightly lighter feed or just let it catch up at its own pace — mixed packs almost always have one slower starter. Overall they look healthy and on track. The amino experiment didn’t push them over. You’re dialed in right now."" 8/5 12:16AM. 8/3 Grandpa from the Lost Boys Mode activated 8/7 3:41am 👍 Yes, 400 mg each of L-proline and L-phenylalanine in a gallon of water is a low, one-time dose that should have only a minor effect on EC. Rough concentration 1 US gallon ≈ 3.785 L ~400 mg of each → roughly 105–106 mg/L per amino acid (total ~210–212 mg/L). Proline molecular weight is ~115 g/mol, so this is about 0.9 mM. Phenylalanine is higher MW (~165 g/mol), so closer to 0.6 mM. These are in the range commonly discussed for plant use (often 0.5–2 mM or a few hundred mg per gallon for proline as a stress aid). Effect on EC Amino acids do contribute some conductivity because they can ionize (especially depending on pH), but far less than mineral fertilizer salts at the same mass. At this low concentration the rise is usually modest—often in the 0.1–0.3 mS/cm ballpark or less, depending on your starting water, existing nutrients, and meter. In practice, many growers add pure L-amino acids at similar or higher rates without big EC swings. The big EC jumps seen in some studies come from much higher doses of mixed commercial amino products. Measure your solution EC (and pH) before and after dissolving them so you know exactly what happened in your mix. If you’re already running a target EC for the autos, you can simply account for the small bump or dilute slightly if needed. Will it help / any downside? L-Proline: Plants accumulate it under stress (heat, drought, salinity, osmotic stress). Exogenous proline is often used to support osmotic adjustment and stress tolerance. A single modest dose is unlikely to hurt and may give a small buffer if the plants are dealing with any environmental stress. L-Phenylalanine: Precursor in the phenylpropanoid pathway (leads toward flavonoids, lignin precursors, and various secondary metabolites). Some research and grower use explores it for supporting secondary metabolism; effects are more variable and usually not dramatic from one application. Because this is a one-time introduction at a conservative rate, risk of imbalance or toxicity is low for autoflowers and your other plants. Amino acids are generally well-tolerated when kept moderate; the main caveats with higher or repeated doses are possible effects on nitrogen metabolism or nutrient uptake patterns, and the fact that they can feed microbes if the solution sits too long. Practical notes These are pure L-forms from the labels (BulkSupplements and Nutricost), which is what you want. Dissolve fully, check pH/EC, and use reasonably soon. For coco or other soilless media, just include it in a normal feed or water event. No need to change your overall regimen for a single application. Keep an eye on the plants for a few days after (normal advice with any new input). If everything looks happy, you’re good. You’re not wrong for trying a light one-off addition of these two. It’s a reasonable, low-risk experiment at the dose you used. Measuring the actual EC change will give you the clearest answer for your specific water and nutrient base..👍 8/7 11:54 PM Classic Stock Car Race Replays by My Journey 4K.... distracted by classic cars again