Search gif you want on net click on it ,it will usually have view file in bottom right corner, click on that then copy address and tap the picture symbol paste url into where link symbol is tap upload and gif should appear like my towely gif just did
Nick Hardy's Skunk Works #2 The Giant SIP Outdoor Soil: Thailand!
Thank you! Ok, so I have to upload to a third party site first it would seem? I can't find the pics that I'm thinking of. Look for a phone app called Motionleap for Android. You might have some fun with that.Search gif you want on net click on it ,it will usually have view file in bottom right corner, click on that then copy address and tap the picture symbol paste url into where link symbol is tap upload and gif should appear like my towely gif just did
I don't upload anything to a 3rd party site i just paste the link in where you add photos
I think she's saying she creates her own files from a video app on her phone, so there is no file on the net to copy and paste a url from.
If that's the case and she's making her own gifs then Nick knows how to make them work
Yes, I had a nice sunrise pic of table mountain with my plants in the foreground. Motionleap allows you to animate your photos. I wanted to upload some of those. I just made the foliage and stuff move in the early blue hours of morning on that one. It looked very trippy. When I find them I'll post them. It's a cool effect.
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Just save them on your laptop as a gif. Might need some utility to do that. Once its in *.gif format it will upload to the site. Gif’s are just file types same as jpeg, bmp, pdf, tiff, png (my favourite) Gifs can layer and flip through. PNG can have transparent backgrounds. Dunno about TIFF we fell out in about 1989
Awesome, when I have something worth uploading I will try it
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So over plants just suddenly wilting and dying here. Had water - you can see the other 3 are fine.
I’ll cull it tomorrow and chuck another seed in see what happens.
Nick
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Same timeframe, 2 days, same symptoms, same place, clean SIP, fresh totally new medium and same result.
Part of me wants to carry on and see if it happens to the other three. Part of me just wants to kill them all lest whatever is causing this travels the 12m across to the flower room.
Decide in the next hour or so.
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Abandoned.
I'll try again some time on the future, probably when we move house, hopefully I'll be able to create a spot to run a photo outdoors.
Nick
I'll try again some time on the future, probably when we move house, hopefully I'll be able to create a spot to run a photo outdoors.
Nick
Damn not having much luck there
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I have a plant in the flower room, closest to the door with the exact same symptoms. This is its Day #1. If its dead tomorrow then I'm fucked.Damn not having much luck there
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Walked in this morning and saw that.
I wouldn't take any chances if move it out now and watch it somewhere else
Walked in this morning and saw that.
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End of day in case it just has some drainage issue. The pot is pretty wet for some reason.
I'm wondering if the overly large container messes with getting it settled initially. I know I have much better luck establishing my SIPs with much less water to start and nothing in the reservoir for the first couple of weeks.
I know others like to start with water in the res but that's never worked very well for me. My plants take longer to establish and look overwatered (because they are) until they catch, and that process takes longer the wetter they are from the jump.
I know others like to start with water in the res but that's never worked very well for me. My plants take longer to establish and look overwatered (because they are) until they catch, and that process takes longer the wetter they are from the jump.
Damn Nick, I hope that this is a coincidence and the inside and outside issues are unrelated!
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Farmer took a look earlier. Said the one in the room isn’t better tomorrow morning wrap a bin bag over it where it is remove and burn.
There’s another wilting disease here not fusarium. He had two plants out of 1000 with it in his greenhouse last year. Weird like it didn’t spread.
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The first one is a Royal Cookies wilted overnight. Second is the original. Chopping them out in a moment.