Funny you should say that. According to scientists at Oregon State University, CBD-A and CBG-A bind to the SARS-Cov-2 spike protein, preventing it from binding to the ACE2 found in the outer membranes of lung and organ tissues.
Is there anything it can’t do? 
“Operation Warp Weed”, let’s get er done.
I KNEW IT! That must be why all the weed stores in the area are out of stock, not supply chain problems. The heads are smart and taking sensible precautions.
I’ve heard about that too, and don’t think I’m not worried for our cat. I’d worry less, but with those cat ears, I can’t get the mask to stay on her.
@Reefers , what is the ph of the tap water? Test 24hours after it’s sat out in a bucket or can or glass. It has to sit out a day or it will be off. The gasses in water under pressure take a day to gas off. People get false ph readings from tap water for their fish tanks ALL THE TIME. It’s the same with our plants. Test 12-24 hours at rest or 2-4 hours with an airstone. Anyway, if you are not starting above 7.0 I would stop adding coffee. My gut reaction was too low ph. But to know for sure you would have to over water a tad and catch the runoff in a clean bucket. Test runoff for ph.
I may be wrong, but didn’t you say you also used a sulphur product for ph down in another thread? Sorry if I am wrong on that, I have read a lot of threads😊. If sulphur product is in your mix + coffee ph downed water you may be getting a tad too low ph. That looks like low ph to me.
And It’s so easy to test for.
I was joking about that @Reefers but they supposedly found it in deer here no one in my house hasn’t had it either and there not sticking that shit in my arm no matter what the hell they say talking about vaccine’s
Only used the sulfur-based pesticide once or twice and the coffee twice. Just wanted to lower the pH a little. I don’t think I had a lot of impact on a ten gallon container, but now I need to check it and make sure. I do let the tap water sit for a day to outgas, but I haven’t tested the water. That’s an easy one to test.
I bought one of those cheap pH/light/moisture test devices from Amazon. Fifteen bucks I won’t see back again.
I agree, if you used them sparingly then that’s not likely the problem. I got the impression you used them more frequently.
@Reefers what size pots are you in and how big is your plant with the feed and coffee grounds i think to much nitrogen you adding after flipping lights
No, not much. I didn’t think the Natria (the sulfur product) was effective, so I switched to spinosad for the fungus gnats. It worked. But I’m going to check the pH. I’m still very much a novice so every bit helps.
@Daddy1971 @Reefers When covid first hit, they found it rampant in the mink farms up here in Langley, BC. Think they ended up culling thousands of them, and don’t think the farms have been allowed to start back up. Apparently it mutates in animals (no shit, didn’t it originate in some Chinese meat market, or bio lab?).
Omicron is just an anagram of Moronic!
When they find the 𝛑 variant next it will never repeat and go on forever.
Keep in mind coffee also adds nitrogen also your using good nutes but the PH swing in it is profound mix the night before using to let it stabilize looks like Not enough air, PH swing did you use magnifying glass to look for mites?
good afternoon to all! today something unexpected happened, the plug came off the timer and the plants slept for another four hours. I went to see and two of the 6 plants released preflowers. I’m entering the 7th week of vegetation and my question is if this was a sign that I should enter the period of 12/12 or I continue my initial idea of 8 weeks of vega
@SWS5S4 up to you. You can veg the extra week if you want or go to flower. This early into preflower it won’t hurt going back to veg.
Since you seem to be growing organic and just top dressed I doubt it is nutes or PH. I would lean towards wet roots that need oxygen.
Or opposite and the soil dried at one point and you need to activate some microbes to break down your slow release feed.
