Derbybud
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I'm liking the lessons learned update. Nice touch Van. And great add on ms. Stank. 
Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!
Great tips for anyone.....thanks Van, and Ms.
MaddHacker
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Those are some pretty good rules of thumb Van.... And Miss Stanks, aka #ummmmmmm LOL
Sound advice. I can't weigh in on the soil stuff but the planning of the seed drops, the carbon filter and the try to understand you're nutes is all really good advice.
The scheduling of a bean drop perputual mode looks to me anyway to be hard. My last grow took longer than most grows i was watching and this one is going faster than before.
The scheduling of a bean drop perputual mode looks to me anyway to be hard. My last grow took longer than most grows i was watching and this one is going faster than before.
Killerbudz
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If your tap water is truly 9.2 you should contact your water provider, that is above the SMCL (secondary maximum contaminate level). Depending on what type of treatment they do, could be a simple chemical adjustment.
Smeegol
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morning mr/ms.Stank, thank you kindly for the info, helps those that don't always want to ask.....
MaddHacker
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Fly by .... Green am and day all...
MiOutdoorsman
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My well water is in high 8's. I use a r.o. system. I'd like to try flood and drain sometime, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea with my crappy water
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I'm liking the lessons learned update. Nice touch Van. And great add on ms. Stank.
Thanks guys, had been meaning to do it for the last week....about time I got around to it.
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Oh its really 9.2+. Three different pH pens have confirmed it. We don't drink it....we have the big 5 gallon bottles delivered.
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Well feel free to ask anytime you have a question Smeegol!morning mr/ms.Stank, thank you kindly for the info, helps those that don't always want to ask.....
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We are hoping that when we find our dream plot of land, it will have access to top notch water. My Dads well is about 700 feet below the surface and his water comes out 6.8-6.9. We need some of that stuff in our life!!
Killerbudz
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Ph limits are set by the EPA and should be monitored. Your water company should send you a report of the water they supply to you. Usually on the back of your bill or could be located on their website.
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Don't get a bill....we rent a duplex and water and utilities are covered by the landlord.
Killerbudz
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Alright, then your probably better off not drinking it like you said lol. If they dont monitor pH who knows if they sample for trihalomethanes and haloacetic acids. After Flint Michigan drinking water requirements have become pretty strict in my neck of the woods.
MiOutdoorsman
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Flint is a mess. I avoid that area like the plague
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Nope...we have monthly water deliveries that we use for drinking water. Massachusetts has some messed up water...and we are no different where we are.
Pjs420
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we are such a funny species... Destroy the one thing we absolutley must have for living... Fresh Water.... Loving the updates and the quartlery lessons! Have a great day all!
Ms Stank
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We've been buying our water since I noticed the water coming out of the faucets was sometimes brown. There have been times it looked dark as soda. It's disgusting.
That's nasty, and not the good kind either
