This is the one I'm finding best these daze. Amazon
You gotta heal up before you hulk things about again.
My Introduction To DWC Hydroponics
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I will be giving away one of those when I donate my fair collection of Hydroponic related stuff.This is the one I'm finding best these daze. Amazon
You gotta heal up before you hulk things about again.
I am really grateful for all the help, but I have done it now. Scratch that one off my bucket list.
I always wanted to be able to say I gardened a hydroponic cannabis run.
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MeJA Sunday 1st day week 7 flower shots.
Last set of pics I had wrong age of plants . They should have been labled week 6, not 5 as I indicated.
Last set of pics I had wrong age of plants . They should have been labled week 6, not 5 as I indicated.
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I will try to grab some shots tomorrow so folks can see what the meja does. No wonder they make it so hard for us to get our dickskinners on any of it.
They sure look ready for this!
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This is wonderful news.Hi @Bill284
Your inspirational, yet sad fire pictures have made my home and family safer. All my equipment is now new, and fully functional at both detecting fires and putting them out.
Mucho 420
I sincerely hope you never need any of it.
But if you ever do it's a life saver.
So glad your safe.
Hope you had a wonderful weekend my friend.
Take care.
#Vivosun #Love What You Grow
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Here are some shot 48 hours after pissing her off hormonally.
Holy shit Batman!
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Sorry, but this is like a dream that keeps coming true.
What a beautiful jungle Maritimer! Pissed hormones and all!
Trichomes on the leaf points are always my fave!
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The medicine should be Bang and as you know I have recently made friends with a Doctor up in the city. He is making arrangements for my hospice assistance to be available to civilians. These are all private arrangements that prove we are making progress. If I could, I would garden the globe in a war on pain.
Bout time for you and the wife to consider a trip to the midwest. During your stay we could discuss my English heritage that was recently bestowed via Ancestrydotcom.
Nice work friend!
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Starting to have some fun with a part harvest of the quick pheno. Stinky and Sticky we says. The Helmet Child has finally added some bulk to her flower bracts. The leaf morphology has been strangely affecting the lamina and it is fun to watch. Remember I do not watch tv.
Enjoy your day and be good to go
Way more interesting that 99% of what's on TV, and smells better too!
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Gardener Update,
The winds of fortune blew me up into a full bore staff infection. Although the Doctor and my wife blame my return to the whirlpool bath prematurely, I have a hard time with buying the idea that my epson salt baths were at fault. Either way the surgeon had to cut out all the implanted stuff. Now I am on a semi bed rest with wound care folks coming to my house to render care. So my brother @StoneOtter I am out of the implant club for a bit. We plan to relocate all the goods to my other side.
The impact on the garden was devastating to witness. The plants were harvested at least a week early. Mrs Maritimer could not tend to the girls, so I made the hurried decision to take down the garden before my back would be stapled up closed again. Turns out I am glad I did the chops with these wound care folks coming here. Low key, or no key!
The big cultivar looks to be providing a spectacular yield. This is without a doubt the most fruit laden plant I have gardened to date. DWC Hydroponics Rocks my Stetson. I will break them all down in my final Garden Update. Then I am off to adventures with SIP trays. I honestly wished I had found DWC back when I was young enough to handle the workloads.
Lots of Love & Full Sails for All
The winds of fortune blew me up into a full bore staff infection. Although the Doctor and my wife blame my return to the whirlpool bath prematurely, I have a hard time with buying the idea that my epson salt baths were at fault. Either way the surgeon had to cut out all the implanted stuff. Now I am on a semi bed rest with wound care folks coming to my house to render care. So my brother @StoneOtter I am out of the implant club for a bit. We plan to relocate all the goods to my other side.
The impact on the garden was devastating to witness. The plants were harvested at least a week early. Mrs Maritimer could not tend to the girls, so I made the hurried decision to take down the garden before my back would be stapled up closed again. Turns out I am glad I did the chops with these wound care folks coming here. Low key, or no key!
The big cultivar looks to be providing a spectacular yield. This is without a doubt the most fruit laden plant I have gardened to date. DWC Hydroponics Rocks my Stetson. I will break them all down in my final Garden Update. Then I am off to adventures with SIP trays. I honestly wished I had found DWC back when I was young enough to handle the workloads.
Lots of Love & Full Sails for All
Fat oof Maritimer. 
Such an ordeal to have to go through but it sounds like you have both a plan and a positive attitude!
Congrats on the harvest at least, and here's better outcomes in the future.
Such an ordeal to have to go through but it sounds like you have both a plan and a positive attitude! Congrats on the harvest at least, and here's better outcomes in the future.
Maritimer take care of yourself, I’ve heard of staff from whirlpool bath’s it’s no telling what’s in that pump head that could show up . I’m so sorry your going through this .
And sorry you had to pull them early but if the trichs were at least 90% you’ll definitely be happy with it .
DWC and flood and drain are my two favorites, I get the awesome taste they produce ,plus the high nothing lost anywhere . I’m happy you tried DWC and even more that you like what you see . I’m doing a 27 gallon tote DWC Here , maybe relax and check it out and you’ll see one plant fill a 5’x5’ area that’s actually gotten away from me.
I learn how to sail at Baylor down the lake Brazos river , now that’s work .
Will be on the look out for your sip.
And sorry you had to pull them early but if the trichs were at least 90% you’ll definitely be happy with it .
DWC and flood and drain are my two favorites, I get the awesome taste they produce ,plus the high nothing lost anywhere . I’m happy you tried DWC and even more that you like what you see . I’m doing a 27 gallon tote DWC Here , maybe relax and check it out and you’ll see one plant fill a 5’x5’ area that’s actually gotten away from me.
I learn how to sail at Baylor down the lake Brazos river , now that’s work .
Will be on the look out for your sip.
Talk about a pain in the neck! At least you're up for the other side when things calm down. You'll be right just in time for the SIP project brother! Quarter sails for a time huh? Feel better please!
What a grow you had to chop!
What a grow you had to chop!
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Talking with my surgeon he informs me we will be putting it in exactly the same place it was originally installed. He proposed I would be less Frankensteinish avoiding additional railroad track scars across my back. I responded that my swimsuit looks are not a concern, and he said not yet! I love this guy. He has taken a keen interest in my Hospice Assistance I privately offer terminal veterans. He is pro MMJ and anti-opioids operating in the Chicago area. If anyone needs a referral, private message me.
funny thing is va sent me to this doctor.