Kanno And ViparSpectra KS5000 We Will Try To Make 1kg With 4 Royal AK Girls

[Kanno26]

Thanks a lot guys, I'm glad you like my training @InTheShed and @StoneOtter, I do the trial and error method I think it's the best way to learn something

 

[StoneOtter]

Thanks a lot guys, I'm glad you like my training @InTheShed and @StoneOtter, I do the trial and error method I think it's the best way to learn something

I'm trying a different approach next grow as well Kanno. Changes and improvements hopefully!

 

[Kanno26]

I'm trying a different approach next grow as well Kanno. Changes and improvements hopefully!

You have to try new things so you don't get stunted, and most importantly, there is always something to improve

 

[Kanno26]

Hi everyone, I've been having some leaf problems on my Lemon Drizzle. I don't know what it could be, what do you think?

Otherwise they look a bit burnt, I don't know what it could be?
Otherwise, the Royal AK is doing great, I don't see any problems there...

Thanks to everyone for stopping by and for the tips about what Lemon Drizzel could be.

 

[StoneOtter]

If it were my garden they would be asking for magnesium like that.If you're SIPpin maybe that's it. Mag has a hard time in SIP.

 

[Kanno26]

If it were my garden they would be asking for magnesium like that.If you're SIPpin maybe that's it. Mag has a hard time in SIP.

Thanks so much for the tip @StoneOtter.

 

[Azimuth]

If it were my garden they would be asking for magnesium like that.If you're SIPpin maybe that's it. Mag has a hard time in SIP.

Boy, I'm thinking more K than Mag, especially on those first few pics with the yellow splotches at the margins.

 

[Kanno26]

Hello everyone, I'm sorry I haven't logged in for so long with an update, I've been very busy at work so I haven't had much time to devote to the diary. The girls are almost at the end of the eighth week in vegetables and the @ViparSpectra KS5000 is running at 75% but unfortunately they have some problems that I couldn't attend to. This is what Royal AKs look like and I need advice on what to do with them, they are either missing something or there is something left over ...

This is what Lemon Drizzel looks like and it is doing quite well and this is what it looks like...

Thank you all for stopping by and for the advice about girls

 

[Azimuth]

Looks like a calcium need with the little brown rust spots. Seems unusual for you, you doing anything different?

 

[StoneOtter]

I agree.

 

[Kanno26]

Thanks to @Azimuth and @StoneOtter I'm doing everything the same just the training was a bit more brutal than usual but I don't think that's it. But one component of the growth fertilizer is missing, so maybe that's why I have to buy it again. And find out if it contains calcium.

 

[Kanno26]

Hi everyone and @Bill284 I've already started your ointment for pain and rashes, I'm very curious about it and especially my significant other. I used 1kg of coconut oil, 56g of PARADOX girl, 2.5g of beeswax. I decarbonized the Paradox at 120 degrees Celsius for 35 minutes...

Then I put it in a vacuum bag and added coconut oil and beeswax. I vacuumed everything together...

And the only change I made was that I will do it with the sous-vide method and I will do it for 12 hours at a temperature of 82 degrees Celsius...

It is necessary to weigh it down with something so that the bag does not float

I think it will work like you do in a pot it's like this in ok @Bill284 after twelve hours I strain everything through a cloth and shake all the oil out and at the end I add matte aroma and divide into glasses.

 

[Bill284]

Hi everyone and @Bill284 I've already started your ointment for pain and rashes, I'm very curious about it and especially my significant other. I used 1kg of coconut oil, 56g of PARADOX girl, 2.5g of beeswax. I decarbonized the Paradox at 120 degrees Celsius for 35 minutes...

Then I put it in a vacuum bag and added coconut oil and beeswax. I vacuumed everything together...

And the only change I made was that I will do it with the sous-vide method and I will do it for 12 hours at a temperature of 82 degrees Celsius...

It is necessary to weigh it down with something so that the bag does not float

I think it will work like you do in a pot it's like this in ok @Bill284 after twelve hours I strain everything through a cloth and shake all the oil out and at the end I add matte aroma and divide into glasses.

Strain it while warm.
Get the plant matter out.
Then cool in th fridge.
Oil will harden on top.
Water on the bottom.
When hard break the seal and pour out the water.
Take your big piece of oil to the sink.
Turn it over plant matter will be stuck on the bottom.
Run warm water on it slowly to remove that.
Then warm it in a double boiler to a liquid.
Add your melted beeswax & mint.
Mix and pour into small wider mouth containers.
Ready to use.
Good for you my friend.



Stay safe
Bill284

 

[Kanno26]

Strain it while warm.
Get the plant matter out.
Then cool in th fridge.
Oil will harden on top.
Water on the bottom.
When hard break the seal and pour out the water.
Take your big piece of oil to the sink.
Turn it over plant matter will be stuck on the bottom.
Run warm water on it slowly to remove that.
Then warm it in a double boiler to a liquid.
Add your melted beeswax & mint.
Mix and pour into small wider mouth containers.
Ready to use.
Good for you my friend.



Stay safe
Bill284

Thanks a lot @Bill284, does anyone mind that I added wax to the cooking process? And one more question, when you sell mint, do you heat the ointment again?

 

[Bill284]

Thanks a lot @Bill284, does anyone mind that I added wax to the cooking process? And one more question, when you sell mint, do you heat the ointment again?

Wax has to be added after you finish infusing the coco oil.
When you add the wax add mint at the same time.
Saves melting it again.


Stay safe
Bill284

 

[Azimuth]

@Bill284 , the wax is just to keep the coco relatively solid in warmer temps, right? The coco I have is a solid at lower temps.

 

[Bill284]

@Bill284 , the wax is just to keep the coco relatively solid in warmer temps, right? The coco I have is a solid at lower temps.

Good morning Azi. hope your weekend is off to a good start.
Coconut oil becomes liquid if it hits a high enough room temp, normally.
Adding a bit of beeswax eliviates this problem.
A salve that leaks out everywhere isn't as helpful.
So a touch of beeswax firms it up enough to make it stay a salve.
Most Coconut oil is solid at lower temps.
It's when you leave it somewhere warm that it can leak.
It can make a real mess otherwise.
You want just enough to firm it a bit, not make a brick.


Stay safe
Bill284

 

[Azimuth]

I usually make my coconut oils without the beeswax but have been thinking about giving it a try.

 

[Bill284]

I usually make my coconut oils without the beeswax but have been thinking about giving it a try.

The first time it leaks in the wife's purse you'll be buying some wax.


Stay safe
Bill284

 

[Azimuth]

The first time it leaks in the wife's purse you'll be buying some wax.


Stay safe
Bill284

What ratio of wax to oil do you use?