Derbybud
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One 10x10 for you one for the misses. Perfect
Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!
I love gazing at a Tent full of frosty bud! Nice. You keep your water barrel out through the winter and no problems with it huh? I take mine and store it. I should keep it in service.
Rent one out on AirBnB!
Nothing like collecting 50 gallons of rain water in January!
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I am currently the primary cultivator on everything right now. She's got a killer commute so I handle all the gardening for now and she helps out as she's available. She previously ran it on its maiden run.That Hindu Kush has a ridiculous amount of frost on it.
Is Ms Stank the primary cultivator, or your own fine self?
She does want to start up again here soon with a couple possibilities....DDA being one that she is very interested in growing along with Master Kush (Supposed to be great at brain issues and we have one friend and one cousin who are battling brain cancer/tumors and we are supplying them with their meds while they go through this). I know there are a few other strains she has been eyeing as well.
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Oh no, I am a manual gatherer at this point. I fill 5 gallon buckets up and bring them down into the basement where I hope to set up automated watering systems for each tents. I intend on having a 50 gallon can set up to water the flowering girls, and possibly a 20 gallon for the veg girls.
Ultimately I would love to get fancy with everything, but thats going to take a bit.
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There is an idea!!
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We have a small stream that run right on the property line that is roaring right now with all the rain and snow melt from yesterday. I could gather another 100 gallons in an a heartbeat if I had enough big containers.
At least some gravity-fed system so you can dump the buckets at the top of the stairs, would be nice! How would @Ms Stank feel about you drilling through the floor of the living room and swapping the coffee table for a res???
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Probably not real keen on that idea Mr Krip LOL!
I didn't mean an open res! You could put a cover on it so she could have her magazines and an ashtray up there, along with the remote controls. Plus, if you turn the volume on the TV up high enough, you'll barely hear the air pumps running so it will practically be "stealth"!
There's a barrel manufacturer in Woburn. They have new and washed used blue ones. The factory is a trip. I wanted a tour but didn't have time to ask. They were real nice people for a big operation.
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Do you happen to know the name of the company? We find ourselves in that area on a fairly regular basis.
Sure. Roche Bros Drum and barrel. The guy is the son of the founder and is happy to talk about the history of the place. Real family business on steroids.
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Nothing like having half your driveway washed away in Jan!
Killerbudz
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This is a quote every man ever has said while putting something together
Glad you hit the jackpot.
Dont worry a couple of months from now and your driveway will probably be a lake!Nothing like having half your driveway washed away in Jan!
Seriously though that sucks!
LOL!
mouser
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DTF #4 Flip Day 26
Very happy with how this girl is doing for this stage in flower. Gave her half a gallon of water today, she wasn't fully dry but I don't want to deal with watering tomorrow so she got a bit on top and a bit down from the bottom. She is stacking very nicely but not really getting very much in the way of scents on her. We will be on cruise control from here on out with her.....rain water only from here out.
OK here is definitely were I need some help...I see a plant still throwing loads of white hairs...In my mind, she still has a ways to go...what made you decide to go pure rain water at this point?