LOL. The part I remember is you complaining of cutting your fingers on the chiller's cooling fins....if my foogy memory severs me
peace brother
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peace brother
Sorry but I have to circle back to the point one last time. I'll never forget your helping me for nothing at all, in your own times of trouble. I don't like putting peoples business out there, so I dont want to go to deep but I know for certain, you helped me, when you were facing your own struggles. That to me brother speaks huge volumes about who you are as a human being. I'll never forget it and I'll always appreciate it and I do know that you did that during a time you yourself were in a bind. You'll always have my respect and appreciation.
Yeah dude those things were sharp no doubt but what a beasts of a unit.
the roof idea sounds like a win,win
I've got all the tpost to weld the aframe, I got paranoid I'd have to have took to much time setting up to make 24 welds needed, I didn't want to burn them. I should just design some fittings that can make use of the tpost and allow for easy construction, that would make it a simple setup and tear down process. Then you could build a greenhouse with tpost using simple adapters.
gorilla ganja
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How do you figure out what the first day of flowering is?
When the main shoots start showing pre flowers and signs they're transitioning. Ideally I'd like to add my flower top dressing a week prior to that sign. For example it would reflect how at the end of week 1 12/12 I would begin flower schedule. It's not a perfect science, my plants in containers are about 2 weeks ahead of my friends that are in ground. They were in full bloom while theirs were still stretching.
Infact a lot of my buddies, we're stopping by concerned. I had to assure them that mine are in containers restricted and being cut off from stretching out like they would ideally like too. I said yours are unrestricted so it's typical behavior and better for you that they do. I told them they will be grateful for all the extra weight in the end.
My plants are thirsty, I can't keep up as well as I would like at this point, a little struggles good for them. I'm not letting them die or anything but I'm certainly drying out more inbetween waterings than I would like. I can't use my pump because I dont know if the damn things kicking on every 12 24 or 36 hours so relying on it for any middle of the day watering is out of the question. Right now its the long day without a watering period. I'm watering in the morning and evening and they really need a good midday watering to maintain adequate moisture levels.
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looking real good
This one was put into the ground may 12th. My buddies having fun keeping up with it. This is why I'm in some sense grateful I didn't get mine in the ground, I didn't have enough room for 12. Next season I'll almost triple the size and have the room required for some real monsters.
Finally got some rain yesterday, rained most of the night and day.
Today I was tending the plants, caught a couple crickets going to pound town halfway up one of my sourdubb stalks. I didnt have my camera handy. They seen me and froze in place, he stayed mounted on her the entire time I worked.
Caught this fly dropping in on my strawberry torte, now it's just distorted straw.
Caught this fly dropping in on my strawberry torte, now it's just distorted straw.
Looking Well to say the least
Picked up a set of these, I'll use this to connect up my garden hose and sprayer and not have to deal with water issues. Now I'll have a bin of water if needed but I'll be able to water directly from the garden hose.
Purple urkle twins and their offspring. I'm waiting to harvest some outdoors, but these 2 urkles are about to get transplanted into 7 gallon pots and trained in scrog style. I can't flip these until I harvest some outdoor plants though.
In contrast, looking back 15 years ago, I took a photo of some urkle twins.
In contrast, looking back 15 years ago, I took a photo of some urkle twins.
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If they’re large enough, I capture them bring them home to my turtle and feed
Your turtle would have loved these chunksters, I mean humpters.
Avert your eyes if you have arachnophobia
Sorry about that I didn’t know where else to post it
Excellent looking setup and plants.
