[Edit: I'll cut down this plant today. It's the smallest of 3. Thanks for the feedback!]

So far I'm very happy with my first grow. I found the seeds, so I have no idea what strains they are. But they're all female :)

Days or even weeks ago I noticed that some leaf tips of the largest plant at the back were turning brown and curling up. Only a little at first, so I didn't think much of it. But now I'm not sure if this is unhealthy behavior. A few of the large leaves have also already turned yellow, which I've removed. The air circulation is better this way, but I'm starting to doubt whether the plant is safe or in danger.

Last night I hung the lamp a little higher (about 30 cm away) and aimed the fan at the wall; previously it had been aimed at the canopy. I hope it was only too much wind/light stress for this one plant.

If you have experience with this I'd love to get some feedback.

The Impossible Fact:

Palmstroem, old, an aimless rover,

walking in the wrong direction

at a busy intersection

is run over.

_

"How," he says, his life restoring

and with pluck his death ignoring,

"can an accident like this

ever happen? What's amiss?

_

"Did the state administration

fail in motor transportation?

Did police ignore the need

for reducing driving speed?

_

"Isn't there a prohibition,

barring motorized transmission

of the living to the dead?

Was the driver right who sped . . . ?"

_

Tightly swathed in dampened tissues

he explores the legal issues,

and it soon is clear as air:

Cars were not permitted there!

_

And he comes to the conclusion:

His mishap was an illusion,

for, he reasons pointedly,

that which must not, can not be.

_

[Poem "Die unmögliche Tatsache" (1909) by Christian Morgenstern, English translation by Max Knight]

Nehme gerade erkältungsbedingt "Fenchelhonig AH" ein. Weiß jemand wofür das AH steht? Google deutet mir zwar an, dass ich nicht der erste mit der Frage bin, ich konnte aber keine Antwort finden.

Edit: GELÖST von state_electrician:

Der Zusatz „AH" steht in unserem Fall für „Aldenhoven", wo sich der Firmensitz unseres Herstellpartners befindet. Die Abkürzung hat jedoch keinen Bezug zur Zusammensetzung oder zu den Inhaltsstoffen des Produktes.

Raser seien meist "junge Männer aus reichen Familien, mit großen Autos und kleinem Selbstwertgefühl", erklärt der Verkehrspsychologe Richard Tank. Er arbeitet mit Menschen, die ihren Führerschein verloren haben, darunter vielen Rasern. Grund sei oft "fehlende Anerkennung, die er sucht und die er dann auf der Straße findet."

Wie sich das Urteil künftig auf die Genehmigung von Erdöl- oder Erdgasprojekten auswirken wird, ist noch ungewiss. Experten gehen allerdings davon aus, dass das Urteil Signalwirkung haben könnte für ähnliche Verfahren in den USA.