420 Magazine's Grow Journal of the Month: July 2021

420 Magazine's Grow Journal of the Month: July 2021

  • Dusty Kiefers - Blue Planet Nutrients Multi Strain Indoor

    Votes: 6 18.8%

  • Copperrein - BESTVA LED & Homegrown Cannabis Co Triathlon Of Sativa

    Votes: 17 53.1%

  • Emilya - 420 Magazine's Official Girl Scout Cookies Comparative Grow By Emilya

    Votes: 9 28.1%
  • Total voters
    32
  • Poll closed .
Renee Roberts said:
A huge congratulations goes to @copperrein for her journal, BESTVA LED & Homegrown Cannabis Co Triathlon Of Sativa! :bravo:

Sorry for the delay in posting the new contests, our power is currently out, preventing us from posting them until morning. Thank you for your understanding and support.
:Namaste:
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Thank you! And thank you whoever nominated me! Happy emote spam:
:thanks: :cheer: :tommy: :green_heart:

@Renee Roberts oh no why's the power out?
 
Congrats @copperrein, you held that lead all through the month! :circle-of-love::goodjob:
 
Nice one mate.. well deserved :green_heart:
 
You have a great journal Copper! Thanks for sharing all your work!
 
Congratulations @copperrein! :thumb: Enjoy the fruits of your hard labor!:welldone:
 
Thank you everyone! I want to abuse my win by asking every single person who sees this to head on over to @Bill284 's fire safety thread:

Fire Safety: How do you prevent a disaster?

Hello everyone. Here is my question. How do you prevent a grow room fire? Do not let this happen to you. For those of you who don't know I had a horrendous fire in my grow room. For those that do know, Thank you for all your love and support. Everyone here has been a godsend of love and...
www.420magazine.com

Bill's life has been pretty well torn up and tossed about by a recent grow room fire. We all need to be cognizant of the dangers we bring into our homes when we start plugging in a bunch of lights, fans, pumps, etc. It's often not just us and the plants; many of us have pets, property, and family dwelling in those same spaces.

It only takes a little money and time now to help avoid tens of thousands of dollars and potential loss of loved ones in the future. Please join in on that thread.
 
Congratulations on your resent win of GJotM @copperrein .

Well said about Bill, and the dangers on indoor growing.

Tok..
 
copperrein said:
Thank you everyone! I want to abuse my win by asking every single person who sees this to head on over to @Bill284 's fire safety thread:

Fire Safety: How do you prevent a disaster?

Hello everyone. Here is my question. How do you prevent a grow room fire? Do not let this happen to you. For those of you who don't know I had a horrendous fire in my grow room. For those that do know, Thank you for all your love and support. Everyone here has been a godsend of love and...
www.420magazine.com

Bill's life has been pretty well torn up and tossed about by a recent grow room fire. We all need to be cognizant of the dangers we bring into our homes when we start plugging in a bunch of lights, fans, pumps, etc. It's often not just us and the plants; many of us have pets, property, and family dwelling in those same spaces.

It only takes a little money and time now to help avoid tens of thousands of dollars and potential loss of loved ones in the future. Please join in on that thread.
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Well said mate. :thumb:What's Cognizant mean? New one on me:hmmmm:
 
copperrein said:
aware...sorry

:green_heart: :lot-o-toke::thanks:
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No need to apologize. I was not Cognizant of what it meant..:cheesygrinsmiley:
But you are correct, we should never take for granted the things we plug in.. I used to buy the cheapest stuff on the market, only for them to stop working 6 months later, but they could have easily failed in a catastrophic manner..
I check on a daily basis, every item that's plugged in. I listen for changes in noises and i feel for temperature changes in all electrical items; since bills misfortune, I even use the IR thermometer on all electrical devices now..
It is our lives and loved ones we need to protect..
 
Squiggle said:
No need to apologize. I was not Cognizant of what it meant..:cheesygrinsmiley:
But you are correct, we should never take for granted the things we plug in.. I used to buy the cheapest stuff on the market, only for them to stop working 6 months later, but they could have easily failed in a catastrophic manner..
I check on a daily basis, every item that's plugged in. I listen for changes in noises and i feel for temperature changes in all electrical items, since bills misfortune, I even use the IR thermometer on all electrical devices now..
It is our lives and loved ones we need to protect..
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Yeah, nothing against the makers of any of my lights but until my balls get here I'm only using the nextlight tent because it can fit everything and it's one thing to worry about...not three. Bleh...and most of my hobbies are centered around fire but I'm present when there's a forge or torch running...there's something that's really extra terrifying about a fire starting in a room no one's in and having zero clue.
 
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