Monster Cropped Strawberry Banana
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I really want a Scrambler. They are the wrong year for the smog laws here, but maybe I could control myself
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Scramblers are too expensive anywayYeah, ok. Let me know how that works out!
I reacted to this with a sad face, because I’m a bit jealous! Lol
It definitely is fun! It’s kind of funny, things like that we take for granted, but you never see snow or snow machines. We don’t see rock crawlers or other things like you would there. Two complete different worlds.
sounds like your wife is a lil wild child! Lol! Wow What a ride that would of been for her! Glad to hear she was okay!
I was once on my uncles (I never see him so it was only once) Can-Am Maverick 3 Side-By-Side
Tricked out to the nines. Turbo’d and everything. I’m actually surprised I was able to keep it on the skinny trail I was on. That thing had some balls! What a blast that was!
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Things are going ok. The mothers are getting nothing but water with fulvic acid for the next few days... lots of water. Gonna flush them and totally rethink the nute situation.
I'm thinking the hydro plant will have filled its SCROG by the end of next week. I'm going to fill it. I'm gonna make the most of this plant. Unless I drop a light on it it should do ok... im a little gun shy right now. My last couple grows were nothing to speak of. I trimmed the underneath of the larger leaves. I wont take any of these leaves in flower because the plant will need them in the end. I'm going to be using a new PK booster this grow. Hula Bloom by Grow More. It's a dry nute so its super cheap. Grow More has some great products. I started with Mendocino Avalanch. A "bud hardener" it works well, but it's a little tame. I like Koolbloom dry to finish. I also use their Ph down. Its concentrated so my gallon should last many times longer than the Gen Hydro stuff.
I'm thinking the hydro plant will have filled its SCROG by the end of next week. I'm going to fill it. I'm gonna make the most of this plant. Unless I drop a light on it it should do ok... im a little gun shy right now. My last couple grows were nothing to speak of. I trimmed the underneath of the larger leaves. I wont take any of these leaves in flower because the plant will need them in the end. I'm going to be using a new PK booster this grow. Hula Bloom by Grow More. It's a dry nute so its super cheap. Grow More has some great products. I started with Mendocino Avalanch. A "bud hardener" it works well, but it's a little tame. I like Koolbloom dry to finish. I also use their Ph down. Its concentrated so my gallon should last many times longer than the Gen Hydro stuff.
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There are pluses and minuses wherever you go. I'd love to see where you live
I never thought of it like that, but you're totally right. California seems like a bucket list thing, but it's not like they make it on TV, I'd much rather be elsewhere
When I was in high school I took a trip and ended up taking a tour with a bunch of kids from PEI. They all wanted to know how far I lived from the beach, could I teach them to surf, and how far away from Disneyland did i live. Well i didnt surf, and Disneyland loses its luster after the age of 9 ((except for Tom Sawyers Island, it totally jams) but it is now $120 for a day, so fuck that place. But, i would love to see Charlottetown and hang with my old friends. My town is boring. Traffic totally sucks. My favorite time is when I travel... getting the hell away from Ca. I'm gonna come see you now
Yeah, it was hairy. She was running around a dry like and high sided on a turn. The passenger hit the bar in front of her with her shin so hard it made a hole in her Levi's. Wifey is ok. She can count to 7, has a limp and a lazy eye now, but she's ok... just kidding she's fine no lasting issues. Thank you.
Now that sounds like fun. Its amazing what they can do with those
I was in Toronto for a couple days early last August for a couple shows. Don't remember much.
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I've been to Victoria, amazing. I'd live there in a second. And I've been to the Yukon, also cool, but not my thingI was in Toronto for a couple days early last August for a couple shows. Don't remember much.
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More plant stuff
Vitals on the hydro side...
I'm about topped out for nutrients. I may add some fulvic acid, but that's about it. And the plugs right in front of the meter are a temporary thing... I had to put the 15 amp circuit items on the 20 amp circuit for a bit
I'm really digging this plant. Lots of new stuff
Vitals on the hydro side...
I'm really digging this plant. Lots of new stuff
where I live, there isn’t anything special, I mean the biggest attraction is probably west Edmonton mall in Edmonton. There’s other small gems all through out Alberta, but if your looking for scenery, BC Island is where it’s at. That place is beautiful! Every turn you go around has something new to see. That’s where my wife is from. Albertas Rocky Mountains are beautiful too, either in jasper or Banff is the places to go. I’m about three to four hours from both places. It’s gorgeous there!
if you did come here, make sure you pack lots of warm clothes lol it’s cooooold here compared to Cali!
Even in the summer! We see+30 Celsius temperatures but our summers are only two months long. I’d be happy to have ya!!
I’ve never been to Disneyland, have always dreamt about being there, but was never plausible to do. Just too expensive. I would absolutely love to go on an Alcatraz tour It’s on my bucket list! Again, money and time is always a factor... maybe when my kids are older it might be easier to do, but right now I’m stuck in the daily grind of work, and home life lol.
I’ve never been to the east coast of Canada, and that’s something I would also love to see. It would be neat to see Niagara Falls.
I’m glad they were able to walk away from the accident! Could have been a lot worse, that’s for sure! Thank god for the roll cage! Lol you had me there for a second, I was thinking oh no! Your poor wife!
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where I live, there isn’t anything special, I mean the biggest attraction is probably west Edmonton mall in Edmonton. There’s other small gems all through out Alberta, but if your looking for scenery, BC Island is where it’s at. That place is beautiful! Every turn you go around has something new to see. That’s where my wife is from. Albertas Rocky Mountains are beautiful too, either in jasper or Banff is the places to go. I’m about three to four hours from both places. It’s gorgeous there!
if you did come here, make sure you pack lots of warm clothes lol it’s cooooold here compared to Cali!
I’ve never been to Disneyland, have always dreamt about being there, but was never plausible to do. Just too expensive. I would absolutely love to go on an Alcatraz tour It’s on my bucket list! Again, money and time is always a factor... maybe when my kids are older it might be easier to do, but right now I’m stuck in the daily grind of work, and home life lol.
I’ve never been to the east coast of Canada, and that’s something I would also love to see. It would be neat to see Niagara Falls.
I’m glad they were able to walk away from the accident! Could have been a lot worse, that’s for sure! Thank god for the roll cage! Lol you had me there for a second, I was thinking oh no! Your poor wife!
I REALLY liked Victoria. My uncle lives in Washington and can see the island from his backyard. He took us for the day amsome. I saw it as an excursion on a cruise, but all we saw was city hall all lit up. It's much more interesting during the day.
I'd go see Banff in a second... stay at that crazy hotel and go skiing for a while. I could get behind that. Theres a train that starts in Vancouver and ends in Nova Scottia. I always thought that would be cool way to see Canada
I have a closet full of cold weather gear. I gave away my sleeping bag, but a bunch of North Face stuff left over from my hiking days
That's very kind of you. I've been lucky enough to meet a few members of the 420 club. It would be fun to make meeting more a hobby
Disneyland is most fun with a small child. Watching them look around or meet Donald Duck is pretty cool. But a a mother, father and 2 kids $400. Over $120 per day on the weekends. (The parents). Its a about a 6 foot rat.
Haha sorry for that last part I couldn't help myself
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Yesterday I went to check on the greens and found the closet was really hot inside, and the light, a Spectrum King 400 LED, was blinking... damn.
A little backstory: over the weekend we had a circuit go out when someone plugged in a vacuum cleaner. It wasn't just a circuit breaker. The plugs in my house are the type that you push the wires into the back. They have the screws in the sides, but they weren't used. It's somewhat common to see the white wire fail in this scenario i guess... I'm no electrician.
During the trouble shooting phase, I unplugged an extension cord that runs from the shed, through a doggy door, and into the nearest plug. Well it was never plugged back in so 3 6 inch fans weren't working. One cools my res. another pushes air into the closet and the other which is a much stronger model pulls the hot air out.
The blinking light was overheating when I found it. The heat put out by the light had no escape route and the inside of the closet was really hot. The Spectrum King is a very tough light. Its waterproof and can be used outside. There are no fans, or any switches except for a dimmer knob. I dont love this light, but I'm glad it wasn't damaged. I'm surprised... it didnt seem to affect the plants, so I guess I got lucky
A little backstory: over the weekend we had a circuit go out when someone plugged in a vacuum cleaner. It wasn't just a circuit breaker. The plugs in my house are the type that you push the wires into the back. They have the screws in the sides, but they weren't used. It's somewhat common to see the white wire fail in this scenario i guess... I'm no electrician.
During the trouble shooting phase, I unplugged an extension cord that runs from the shed, through a doggy door, and into the nearest plug. Well it was never plugged back in so 3 6 inch fans weren't working. One cools my res. another pushes air into the closet and the other which is a much stronger model pulls the hot air out.
The blinking light was overheating when I found it. The heat put out by the light had no escape route and the inside of the closet was really hot. The Spectrum King is a very tough light. Its waterproof and can be used outside. There are no fans, or any switches except for a dimmer knob. I dont love this light, but I'm glad it wasn't damaged. I'm surprised... it didnt seem to affect the plants, so I guess I got lucky
I’m no electrician either brother hope u don’t zap urself girls looking killer
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Yeah man, electricity scares the shit outta me! Lol I try not to mess with that stuff.
That train you speak of, going across Canada is a breath taking trip! I’ve never been on it, but I’ve heard a lot of great things about it. The wife and I want to take the train from Alberta to bc island one time because it’s a completely different route then if we drive, much better scenery, and a different perspective of the province.
Banff is beautiful, definitely a must see if a person has the time and is able to.
I haven’t met any 420 members yet, but I’m working on setting up a weekend for a member to come visit for a day or so that lives south of me. I’ve also met another member (on Instagram, not in person) and he’s awesome! Yeah it would be a hobby on its own! Lol there is a lot of great members here!
lol I can absolutely see why Disneyland is too expensive to go, that’s just absurd at the price, but I’d still like to see the excitement in my daughters face if we went there!
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I want to take that train and count the trees.Yeah man, electricity scares the shit outta me! Lol I try not to mess with that stuff.
That train you speak of, going across Canada is a breath taking trip! I’ve never been on it, but I’ve heard a lot of great things about it. The wife and I want to take the train from Alberta to bc island one time because it’s a completely different route then if we drive, much better scenery, and a different perspective of the province.
Banff is beautiful, definitely a must see if a person has the time and is able to.
I haven’t met any 420 members yet, but I’m working on setting up a weekend for a member to come visit for a day or so that lives south of me. I’ve also met another member (on Instagram, not in person) and he’s awesome! Yeah it would be a hobby on its own! Lol there is a lot of great members here!
lol I can absolutely see why Disneyland is too expensive to go, that’s just absurd at the price, but I’d still like to see the excitement in my daughters face if we went there!
I have met SweetSue, Dr. Doob, Healthfreak, Blufilipe. It's kinda strange how you may know all about someone on the site, then realize you dont really know anything about them. You can finally have a real conversation complete with a name. It's pretty cool.
If you have kids, then it would be worth it.
That's why you shut it off before you work on it lol.
Then it's just wires. No big deal.
In all seriousness though it'll make your butt hole pucker, and if it doesn't you should probably think again about exactly what your doing. Besides sharing the roads with other idiots that is my number one concern of not coming home at night. I could never be a linesman too many hot connections. Haha
Where’s the fun in that! Lol just playing!!That's why you shut it off before you work on it lol.
Hiding in the capacitor, lol. Been bit by those a few too many times, some of em really hold a charge for awhile if they don't have a bleed resistor.