lol, I knew you knew it would draw a comment from me 
Enjoy your day Shed!
Enjoy your day Shed!
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So, maybe I'm a little slow on noticing things, but on my current grow I have four plants. All of them are in fabric pots, 5gal. Two plants stand straight up, and two wanted to keep the gangsta lean going.
It didn't matter what I did. I would use a tickler to pull the stem to the oppposite side of the lean and rotate the pot 180 degrees. The tickler isn't pulling it tight. Just enough to hold it straight. The next day it's leaning heavy on the side that is being pulled by the tickler.
So I started to notice that the two pots that had the plants leaning were not level sitting on the racks, caused by poor soil distribution when filling with the soil most likely. They would always lean towards the down side of the pot.
So, the last couple of days I propped the pots to make them level and the problem has been solved.
Is this a known thing that needs to be watched? Or did the plants just finally figure it out on their own? It seemed to me the slant, or gravity, was pulling her down.
I've seen several grows where I read about their plants leaning, and was wondering if others find the same in fabric pots. I would imagine it wouldn't happen in air pots or other type of rigid planters unless the floor was sloped.
It didn't matter what I did. I would use a tickler to pull the stem to the oppposite side of the lean and rotate the pot 180 degrees. The tickler isn't pulling it tight. Just enough to hold it straight. The next day it's leaning heavy on the side that is being pulled by the tickler.
So I started to notice that the two pots that had the plants leaning were not level sitting on the racks, caused by poor soil distribution when filling with the soil most likely. They would always lean towards the down side of the pot.
So, the last couple of days I propped the pots to make them level and the problem has been solved.
Is this a known thing that needs to be watched? Or did the plants just finally figure it out on their own? It seemed to me the slant, or gravity, was pulling her down.
I've seen several grows where I read about their plants leaning, and was wondering if others find the same in fabric pots. I would imagine it wouldn't happen in air pots or other type of rigid planters unless the floor was sloped.
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I'm sure there's more lean in fabric pots which have give, though since we don't want our media completely compacted in any type of pot there would be enough space to allow a top-heavy plant (like yours 
) to lean to one side or another.
I just transplanted a lemon tree from a standard 15 gallon plastic pot to a big planter and I made sure it was straight when I put in the soil. I watered it and left it overnight. It was leaning toward the heavy side in the morning and I had to stake it upright. If I had pounded on the soil after watering I'm sure it wouldn't have moved...or lived
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) to lean to one side or another.I just transplanted a lemon tree from a standard 15 gallon plastic pot to a big planter and I made sure it was straight when I put in the soil. I watered it and left it overnight. It was leaning toward the heavy side in the morning and I had to stake it upright. If I had pounded on the soil after watering I'm sure it wouldn't have moved...or lived
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@Pjs420 damn bro... that’s a face only a mother could love. All my pups are rescues. They’re so sweet 
All my pups are rescues. They’re so sweet
Right, but these are seedlings, my currenter growspace to allow a top-heavy plant (like yours
Well they were seedlings, more like week 3 now but not heavy enough to cause a lean from weight.
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Settling soil then? Maybe caused by root growth?
OK, so you're not leaning towards my theory of growing towards the slant downwards? I'm not sure why, whether it was soil settling or roots getting established, but if you don't think it's because of what I thought then you answered my question.
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Plants will eventually correct themselves and grow away from the center of the earth. Is that the question?
lol, I'm not sure. Let me try and state it again. I think you already convinced me with your response but let's try again.
My pots were slanting left to right, the right side being the lower part. The plant, until just the other day when I levelled the pot, kept leaning towards the lower section. If I turned the pot, ot adjusted the tickler, it still leaned toward the low end.
Once level, the lean corrected itself and has been fine since. So, perhaps just coincidence.
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Sorted! "No problem found" as my mechanic says.
lots and lots of them!I never did that when I finally got the Gorilla tent, and still haven’t - so thanks for reminding me.This weekend I'll get in the tent and see if it's light-proof! I hope someone in my family will unzip it and let me out.
Its been answered a bit already, but...
An infused oil will definitley give longer lasting effects that smoking/vaping and it seem that’s what you need. I haven’t tried the super high CBD dose for sleep yet, only read about it.
It sounds like you took about 6mg last night. From what I’ve read you could go a lot higher for the sleep effect. I’d try lik 15-20mg. I’ll try to find the reference for you.
As shed said tho - responses to CBD can vary widely for different reasons so it’s just experimentation really. Sounds like what you really need is something that gets you sleeping past that 3am window so you don’t wake up then at all.
mathewscott
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It's not pasteurized. It harbors all sorts of bacteria. Think about it? Its either bee poop or bee puke
100% what she’d said please help these beautiful animals by not buying there but adopting . Just understand the commitment you are making I have two and it’s full time.
I have my beliefs about dogs one is walking them even if you got a property fenced in .
It is something special the fur balls look forward to me helping to improve any chance of depression for them.
It’s like moral health for them.
Besides that if they turn out liie my two grils well they are needy, sucky and affectionate .
Sorry just I am with shed more or less
She is beautiful to someoneCome to Canada crazy! You can have this dog my wife rescued off the highway! She’s fugly but oh so sweet!
Good story though
My avatar is a rescue dog... it's the only way to go!
JustMeds
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You know Shed you been under some stress lately with the weather and all. If they leave you locked in that tent to flower should we be concerned about Nanners? 
That’s funny lol
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I appreciate your concern JM, but the doctor took care of that about 16 years ago .
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Me and you both brother 
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