- Thread starter
- #741
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Not sure i even want that kind of character lolSure builds charactor though hey!
Lexort's Kaneh Bosm CFL Garden
- Thread starter lexort420
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #742
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Hey GG thanks for dropping by and i totally agree with you lol
- Thread starter
- #743
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Damn that sucks weasel! See i thought i had it bad what with my poor circulation and old injuries that certainly flare up in the winter but frostbite scew that lol. On a side note i have found as the years go on each winter i notice more and more that im becoming kinda like a reptile lol i have to get as close to the heater as i can or else I will freeze. The misses always is amazed at how cold i get just sitting in our home, she will be warm as hell and i will be cold as ice lol. Im starting to really regret all the stupid stuff i did when i was younger my body is pretty battered and I can feel it most in the winter months. Enough of my ramblings though lol
It hit 76 in my neck of Pooh's Corner today.
- Thread starter
- #745
lexort420
Well-Known Member
If i had one of those blankets i would probably use it too lol im sure it works really well. Lol our temps most certainly differ alot lol i see the temps for New Orleans and think hmmm that's not bad at all I'd prefer that lol.
- Thread starter
- #746
lexort420
Well-Known Member
See you just made my point lol i would prefer 76F to my 12F with a feels like -3F lol
The North is a beautiful place. Like all beautiful wild places on this planet it's changed a ton over the last couple decades. Don't let a little cold scare you off. You just need warm clothes! Once you go far north the temps warm again from the effects of the Arctic Ocean. We lived out in the bush in BC and the government paid us to record weather on the side. We recorded the lowest temp ever in BC at that time, -74 degrees, which is about -59 Celsius. I don't know if it's still the record. It's incredibly beautiful and strange when things get that cold. Best described as living in an extremely hostile environment, where any false move can kill you- just like being in space or deep sea diving. A lot of strange weather effects would happen. We used to get a lot of ice fog- which is a thick fog made of tiny ice crystals floating around. The sun would shine through it sometimes and make crazy distortion and rainbow effects. Hoarfrost would build up on the snow, the trees, and every possible surface, so everything was covered in huge crystals sometimes 3 and 4 inches in size. Just walking around you'd feel like you were destroying a jewelry display. Otherworldly. As a kid it was heaven. I'm not sure I'd want to deal with the logistics of it all now.
The way things are going those cold temperatures are a thing of the past, till some sort of human induced ice age event hits us I suppose.
Scuze all the weather talk, lol.
The way things are going those cold temperatures are a thing of the past, till some sort of human induced ice age event hits us I suppose.
Scuze all the weather talk, lol.
I did a little cold weather training once in Japan and got to survive outside in the joy. No -74 mind you... but existing fully outside at -20 is still a real issue. Slept in a snow cave... snowshoes and Mickey Mouse boots.
Those sorts of memories make the gumbo a bit more palatable.
Those sorts of memories make the gumbo a bit more palatable.
- Thread starter
- #749
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Wow weasel all i have to say is wow! Im sure as long as not all of Canada is that cold I will get around to going to Canada to see the sites lol. Just not sure i could live in the yukon or BC lol as pretty as it looks there i just don't think they make cloths warm enough for me lol
- Thread starter
- #750
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Hahaha Mickey mouse boots im gonna guess its been awhile since then lol
- Thread starter
- #751
lexort420
Well-Known Member
UPDATE
Veg girls are doing well enough wendy (left) is doing better with the higher strength nutes and Mary (right) will be getting cloned even though im not sure how it will go she's been putting out "duck foot" leaves again its weird but I managed to clone her last time she did this so I'm hoping I can again.
In the flowering box the wendy clones are ok i think im not totally sure because I have never dealt with a phosphorus deficiency before so im not sure how to tell when its fixed. I have been a little worried about them because they seem a bit scrawny but it is still early so I'm going to be patient. It just because im still getting use to all the new stuff in my setup, new lights, new method of growing, new medium for growing. Anyways here's the
Veg girls are doing well enough wendy (left) is doing better with the higher strength nutes and Mary (right) will be getting cloned even though im not sure how it will go she's been putting out "duck foot" leaves again its weird but I managed to clone her last time she did this so I'm hoping I can again.
In the flowering box the wendy clones are ok i think im not totally sure because I have never dealt with a phosphorus deficiency before so im not sure how to tell when its fixed. I have been a little worried about them because they seem a bit scrawny but it is still early so I'm going to be patient. It just because im still getting use to all the new stuff in my setup, new lights, new method of growing, new medium for growing. Anyways here's the
- Thread starter
- #753
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Hey AK thanks for dropping by! Man your girls are gonna be beasts no joke even im excited to see them pack it on! To everyone else if you haven't already go check out AKGrowBig's journal his plants are crazy awesome lol.
Hey thanks!
I appreciate the shout out lexort! it's taken alot of work the past week but I finally think im to the point where I can stop trimming lol. we will have to see where it goes! Thanks again!
- Thread starter
- #755
lexort420
Well-Known Member
I think you are gonna be blown away when those girls start packing on the bud i can see it now and its awesome lol
Nah, the Yukon isn't cold in summer. BC's pretty big, and a lot of it (where all the people live) isn't even very cold in winter. You're more likely to catch a chill in eastern Canada, or wherever you are now, apparently, lol.
- Thread starter
- #757
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Alright I will keep that in mind lol. Is BC similar in scenery to the yukon?
hmmm.... no Mickey Mouse boots anymore? Did I just paint myself with the old man brush? Dammit!
I never had care-free feet. As a gurnt, I put many miles on them and they often reminded me of it. Mickey Mouse boot sure did keep my tootsies warm and dry. Not as functional as my Danners.... but much dryer and warmer in the deep snow.
I never had care-free feet. As a gurnt, I put many miles on them and they often reminded me of it. Mickey Mouse boot sure did keep my tootsies warm and dry. Not as functional as my Danners.... but much dryer and warmer in the deep snow.
- Thread starter
- #759
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Hahaha maybe I misunderstood lol unless you mean boots with Mickey mouse on them then im afraid im unfamiliar with the term lol. And whats a gurnt? Lol.
- Thread starter
- #760
lexort420
Well-Known Member
Wait your talking about those military boot things with the valve arent you! I haven't heard anyone say that in a while lol sorry tead
Similar threads
