so short and meaty?
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A Guide to Fishsticks
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got to unload 3 pallets from a semi today,including a 9 foot tall full pallet of pro mix...the phrase "swaying alarmingly" comes to mind...just took it slow and easy,no problems...got the forks in nice and deep so had it solidly...and washed another 3-400 pots...
one more day this week,an actual full time paycheck so two pretty good ones in a row...guess who's buying another couple of bike parts tomorrow!
seedlings starting to pop up
build a soil room
today...
mornin campers...grocery shopping day,and another garden day...and a 9 plant harvest tonight...so plenty to deal with...so best get hustling,back to work tomorrow
just ordered a dynamo hub,already have a pair of rims on the way,and the frame i bought came with a rear hub...and a seatpost and saddle,and bottom bracket and crankset,and i already have handlebars,a set of disc brakes,chainrings and disc rotors...so practically a bike already!
just need to order a spindle for the crank,a pair of tires,pedals,and a light for the dynamo hub...
just need to order a spindle for the crank,a pair of tires,pedals,and a light for the dynamo hub...
I was going to put a dynamo on the big dummy. I opted for solar instead. No tire drag and charges up to 3 usb devices.
https://bigblue-tech.com/products/28w-sunpower-solar-charger
https://bigblue-tech.com/products/28w-sunpower-solar-charger
i'm cranking out soooo many watts losing a few to the hub hardly matters!
but really i've never noticed any drag from the other shutter precision dynamo hub i have...plus it was actually one of the cheaper options for a 100mm quick release hub i could find
phew,the friday shopping trip is a workout...mostly of my patience dealing with the other shoppers who all seem totally oblivious to their surroundings and at best ill mannered...time for lunch then into the garden zone...
ok,sunday,i swear i'll get to the garden chores on sunday!i got everything watered/fed,and sprayed with dr. zymes...and actually i was gonna pick up some neem seed meal to add as a top dress along with the insect frass...
spent a few minutes with the new/used frame...another karate monkey,older model so the geometry should a lot like a modern gravel bike...
really almost complete,all the wheel parts are on order,so not many parts to acquire...
Question to the professional hand trimmers out there (and you know who you are) can you he or she make a pound of flowers look proper in four hours?
With the average size nuggets
i used to be able to,maybe i was doing a bad job since it takes me like 4 centuries now
Only if there is very little leaf.
Depends on what you call average bud. I used to do about 6 ounces a hour of high grade bud. Sometimes up to 8 ounces a hour on bigger denser buds. But that was high grade bud. And that was dry trimmed. Buds were on average1.5-3 grams each in size.
Any smaller buds were ground up to run as joints once the non sugar leaf was trimmed of.
Some of the smaller buds I would only get 4 ounces a hour.
But all this started at the beginning of flower. I was ruthless with any bud that was not going to be bigger or denser. They went bye bye. It all started at the beginning of flower. Before I started pruning aggressively it took me alot longer. Topping out at 3 ounces a hour at top speed. but often only getting 1-2 ounces a hour.
Any smaller buds were ground up to run as joints once the non sugar leaf was trimmed of.
Some of the smaller buds I would only get 4 ounces a hour.
But all this started at the beginning of flower. I was ruthless with any bud that was not going to be bigger or denser. They went bye bye. It all started at the beginning of flower. Before I started pruning aggressively it took me alot longer. Topping out at 3 ounces a hour at top speed. but often only getting 1-2 ounces a hour.
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mornin campers...one more day of work this week...next week i only work 3 days,so sorta a vacation...seedlings popping up now,and a bunch of garden stuff to catch up on tomorrow...
