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Justin comes on to talk about raw CBD oil.
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Hanging out with Alex, talking about cannabis, laughing about life.
In My Grow Show hosted by Alex Robles: Ep. 57 A conversation with Tina from Kopsun.
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I hang out with Tina and we talk about living in a small town with commercial cannabis cultivation.
Notes on the “Endocannabinoid System”
by Alex Robles
Definitions:
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- Endogenous (Endo) – having an internal cause or origin. growing or originating from within an organism.
- Cannabinoid – A class of chemical compounds that acts on cannabinoid receptors found throughout the body.
- Endocannabinoid – Anandamide and 2-AG (2-arachidonoylglycerol) are the two best known endocannabinoids that are made naturally by the human body.
- Phyto – of a plant; relating to plants, made by a plant.
- Phytocannabinoid – THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (Cannabidiol) are the best known phytocannabinoids that are made by the cannabis plant.
In My Grow Show hosted by Alex Robles: Ep. 56 Rodney stops by to talk about “Spannabis 2019”
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Rodney Medina stops by to talk about what he saw at “Spannabis 2019”.
In My Grow Show hosted by Alex Robles: Ep. 55 The top 5 questions asked at a cannabis dispensary.
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I ask budtender Christina the top 5 questions asked at a dispensary.
The Praying Mantis/Mantids in our gardens.
by Alex Robles
Praying mantids have meant a lot of different things to different cultures over the centuries. There was a time when the French thought that a mantis would point a lost child home. In some parts Africa it’s considered good luck if one of these alien insects lands on you. The Greeks named them “Mantes”, which means prophet or seer. The Chinese write about the mantis curing all sorts of ailments, from goiters to impotence. They also believed that roasting the eggs cases and feeding them to children would stop bed wetting. “But be careful not to eat the cases on an empty stomach for it will surely make one sick” is also in the Chinese
In My Grow Show hosted by Alex Robles: Ep. 54 A word about Hoop Houses.
In My Grow Show hosted by Alex Robles: Ep. 53 Green Lacewings
Biological Predator: Green Lacewings
by Alex Robles
Biological predators are my first line of defense and best answer for pest management in my gardens. I don’t have to worry about pest developing a resistance to them like I would with certain pesticides. But I do know that a certain number of pests have to be in the garden for predators to want to stay and feed, Green Lacewings are no different. There are about 1,200 green lacewing species are known worldwide. They are great general predators that will attacks insects and insect eggs, such as aphids, small caterpillars, mites, whitefly, scale, mealybug, thrips, psyllids, and other soft-bodied insects.
“In My Grow Show” Ep. 52: A conversation with Rodney Medina
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