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Re: Gators' Cage
You have a hood now? I thought this was bare bulb?
You have a hood now? I thought this was bare bulb?
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Oh drat! I thought the buds were better than that.Some nice prose on display in that cage
Surf's up!cowabunga!
there's a big set rollin' in
yeah, those PL-L's don't look too easy to open up, but if/when you make the ballasts external, let me know how it went.
I'd much prefer to run without meters too, and did for a while, but they have their place as long as we don't allow them too much sway
garbage in/garbage out
native meters have the advantage of improved sensitivity if exercised
For more than 50 years, I've been expert at disassembly.don't look too easy to open up
As I mix fresh nutrient solution every day, meter readings are boringly the same. That's going in. The 10 to 30% runoff is another story. Numbers too high to measure by my meter; 'scary' stuff I don't want to see?I'd much prefer to run without meters
But... but I don't use organics!garbage in/garbage out
Experienced eyes are less naive, or scarred by repeated abuse.native meters have the advantage of improved sensitivity if exercised
For more than 50 years, I've been expert at disassembly.
Less consistant with putting it back together
As I mix fresh nutrient solution every day, meter readings are boringly the same. That's going in. The 10 to 30% runoff is another story. Numbers too high to measure by my meter; 'scary' stuff I don't want to see?
Commercial tomatoe growers running WTW in rockwool have reported 5000 ppm in their outflow, without crop loss. Last night I poured in a couple quarts of plain tap-water first, then their gallon of mix. I don't want to get too crazy. Not much
My mix is about 1200 which includes 240 'preload' city tap. I'm mixing exactly: the schedule published by H&G for normal Cocos in their 5th of 8 weeks growth. Plus 2 mls ProTekt silicon.
garbage in/garbage out
But... but I don't use organics!
Perhaps you're speaking geek? In that language, I may be weak.
lol
Of course. Numbers out of context are at best useless, and potentially harmful.
Experienced eyes are less naive, or scarred by repeated abuse.
Keeping the green side up, the brown side down. This stuff's easy!
Reminds me of when I cut a flute in half when I was a kid to see what made the sound. Came up empty, but that didn't slow me down, lol. My toys trembled and had limited lifetimes if how they worked wasn't obvious .
well, your maters are lookin' mighty tasty Mr. Gator
numbers are best used to corroborate our senses IMO, although it seems popular to place faith in little LCD screens
experienced eyes also see things globally, which is something a meter can't do
I know.
My biggest challenge in growing is getting out of the way, lol
Put it back together? working?? Kid was a friggin genious!!!When he put it back together - it worked again. Everyone thought he was a genius.
Along my life's road was a stint as a shipfitter, building a new boat for the Navy. Inspectors rarely used their tape measure. If what they saw displeased their eye, they might suggest the fitter read the blueprint. We used our bloody tape measures, too often wrong.numbers are best used to corroborate our senses IMO, although it seems popular to place faith in little LCD screens
experienced eyes also see things globally, which is something a meter can't do
I agree with all.
You guys should check out a book called,"Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman." Its an autobiography of Richard P. Feynman. One of the most brilliant men ever. I believe he is still the only man ever to win the Nobel Prize for Mathematics AND the Nobel Prize for Peace. Anyways, one of the chapters in there talks about when he was a kid, and working with electronics - called "Fixing stuff by taking it apart". He was asked why he got into the stuff in the first place. He said his grandmother gave him an old radio that wasn't working. He took it apart, couldn't figure out what was wrong and put it back together. When he put it back together - it worked again. Everyone thought he was a genius.
True That!Just think about where we all might be if cannabis was finicky to grow
If there's a more productive plant, it's one that I don't know
Forgiving, resiliant, fast growing and tough. My kind of girl from go
Shrugs off most nasty bug attacks. Fair bit of luck, eh? For sure
True That!Just think about where we all might be if cannabis was finicky to grow
If there's a more productive plant, it's one that I don't know
Forgiving, resiliant, fast growing and tough. My kind of girl from go
Shrugs off most nasty bug attacks. Fair bit of luck, eh? For sure
Kind of like how fortunate we all are that the planet is the right distance from the sun to establish the temperature that allows water to exist in its liquid phase