 shambled form. I stood there in bitter shock, and tormented horror. A man in a black robe stood next to my brother, and hefted a large ax. The sun rose to its highest point, all the shadows seemed to dissipate. The ax hovered. Then in a movement that seemed like an eternity it started to drop. I let out a cry and tried to run forward. My cry was strangled by a hand over my mouth, my leap cut short by the feel of many hands upon my body. My gaze fixed upon my brothers face. The eyes shone with pride, and then in a sudden moment their light was extinguished. My brother's gaze upon the heavens was the last thing etched in my mind before the red haze over came me. Like my brother blood it poured over my vision. Another cry, it sounded of a deep wild growl. Was that my voice? There came a burst of pain, along with the sickened sound of metal against skull. Then everything was black. The darkness parted, and I awoke. I was lying against my tree in the wilderness. The sun was setting falling back behind the mountains, and I felt the tears burn across my cheeks, my brother's proud gaze burned into my mind. The light in his eyes fading, just as the sun sank behind the mountains, its light fading from the world.05/11/2019
Natural cold remedies
Winter is coming, the weather is getting colder... and the risk of falling ill and catching cold is growing all the time! At this time of year, I’m sure everyone would like to learn a few natural ways of relieving cold symptoms, ensuring a faster recovery and making sneezes and a blocked nose easier to bear, without having to use drugs.
Here are some recommendations for you from our blog: healthy, natural and easy to use in the home, to make the common cold less of a problem in the coming autumn and winter!
- Ginger tea: well known for its anti-inflammatory and decongestant properties, ginger is a wonderful aid when you have a cold. All you need to make your tea is 1 litre of water to boil, grated fresh ginger (6 teaspoons), honey (1 tablespoon) and the juice of half a lemon. Delicious and very good for you!
- Eucalyptus steam tents: steam tents are amongst the best known, most widely used of the many traditional remedies around. Bring a small pan of water to the boil, pour in 5-10 drops of essential oil of eucalyptus (a powerful decongestant, useful for treating colds or sinusitis) and breathe in the fumes, placing a towel over your head to create your steam tent.
- Garlic and lemon: after ginger and eucalyptus, we come to another natural decongestant, which will soothe your inflamed mucosa and free your nasal passages: garlic. Chop up a clove, mix with the juice of half a lemon and pour the mixture into a glass of hot water. Then add a teaspoon of honey.
- Onion syrup: an excellent natural remedy when a cold also includes a cough. Place a few slices of red onion in a glass jar, pour on honey and leave to stand for a few hours. The resulting syrup will combine the antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties of onion with honey’s innate ability to soothe the cough.
See off your cold... in a 100% natural way!1/17/14 Before bed cuppa. 2tsp/12oz/212F/15min. Brewed before bed to help me sleep. Nothing special – light minty aroma, light minty/chamomile taste. More a medicinal tea then a drinking tea. It was a gift, and I am enjoying it, but nothing I’ll seek out for the future.
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You are not Turk but you are Turkified. Azeris are Iranians that colonized Caucasus, Azeri DNA is majority Iranian unlike Armenian and Georgian.

Turkish people aren't Turks either and I say that as a Turkish people but at least we are have noticable Turkic percentage unlike Azeris.Hey guys, i know this is probably an over-asked question but i don't seem to find an answer to my question.. im about to start my first grow and my budget is limited but its much cheaper to grow my own than purchasing it every week.. So basically i want to grow 4 plants (Northern Lights autoflowers inside 11L pots) inside a 80x80x160cm tent which is going to be placed inside a room 5x5m.
So, i thought about putting them under a 250w HPS light, and the exhaust would be a carbon filter> 4 inch fan>ducting into room with no bends.
But then i thought if i could maybe put a 400w HPS instead of 250w to get better yield and i would put an oscillating fan to blow directly on the light to cool it down. So now i dont know if the 4 inch fan is going to be able to pull all of the hot air outside the tent to keep the tems down around 27-30c inside but since we have cold weather here until late march i thought its going to work until then (upgrading later). Sorry for long read i would much appreciate your answers.
Is your exhaust pumping into the same room the tent is in?
If your exhausting directly into the room where your tent is, you will heat up the room over time and end up cooking your entire grow. Best option would be to run the exhaust to the exterior window and exhaust outside. That way all the heat is exhausted out of your room.
If you need to exhaust into your room and cant take the exhaust outside, I have found that 200W of LED light is the limit to not overheat a room.
If you were to just open the windows as needed to bring the heat down. you will be creating hot and cold swings in your room, and you will need to remember to get the window shortly after lights on every day to keep your temps in check.
That being said, I personally have run a 600W HPS in a 3'x3' tent with no issues using a 4" fan and exhausting to the exterior. The ambient room temperature was 70F and i was able to keep the tent temperatures in the 80-85F range.
Alright thanks for your answer. I don't have an option to exhaust the hot air directly outside right now. I'll keep that in mind later when i will upgrade my tent. I guess i will stick with 250w HPS and opening windows this winter.
So my next question now is 250w light good enough for 4 plants in 11L pots (Northern lights auto) or should i just stick with three. How much dry yield can i expect?
I ran a 400 in a 30x30,vented with 4" into my veg room.Then vented out side.Tent was in a cool room 63-66f.Worked fine but i only had one plant.
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