They are looking healthy!!! Great way to get the party started.Due bambini!!!
DEELITE AUTO: EMERGENCE
"Mo"
SPROUT 8-18-22 MIDDAY
"Curly"
Membrane off and opening up:
Mo just chilling
Mo and Curly waiting for their last SSC sister....
Oh meeeee toooo!! Especially now that I put it up!
I'm sorry Med. I wish I could cut it in half and share. I would. I'm a giver...
See and I'm the opposite with soil first but I don't ever see me doing DWC or Hydro...just can't. I like watching grows though!!
Jesus...eskimo much?
You must have grown up in an igloo, I would be freezing although I loathe the heat much more than I hate the cold!
Hey Med...thanks so much for coming by!! My girls alwsys love company!We're at almost 56°N so it's autos outside to finish up early Sept just before the frost tho we've had killer frosts before the end of Aug before.
Definitely watching this one!
Hey there NTH! Miss ya bud, good to see you around my newest girls!! Hope all is well!!
to all of my youngest girls!
Me too. Wife keeps bugging me to charge my sick friends for all the stuff I give them but it just doesn't sit right. They are no richer than me but some are a lot sicker.
Edmonton is the provincial capitol here in Alberta. ). Freezing temps or snow was a welcome rarity for us kids. Could have snowball fights in the schoolyard at recess and lunch in those days c. 1959. I too would rather bundle up to keep warm than try to beat the heat. People seem to get upset when I walk around nude in the summer to keep cool. 
TK (my better half or not better half) is very money this money that. How much money can he charge, make, and tries to press that on me. It's just not how I live my life
So what you're telling me is you basically had this idea from before it was an ide??!! This is something I need to deliberate. I just really enjoy the soil! I like doing lots of plants at once, even though my head spins some days!
Oh thank you so much!
I hope you will learn to know, that any mean things like that are completely unintentional!! I don't want to make it worse, but I watch Life Below Zero and many are of Inuit decent. Love that show. We have the Washington Redskins that are not the Washington Football Club. Just one of many across the professional sports names that were changed recently for this reason!Tsk tsk. That's almost like using the 'N' word up here. It's Inuit, pronounced In-U-EE. The Edmonton Eskimos football team recently changed their name to Edmonton Elks. I had to look that one up as I don't follow any sports.
Lulu Island? That sounds so pretty without even looking! You know once they got their clothes off, they'd sing a different tune!I actually grew up in Richmond, BC on Lulu Island in the middle of the Fraser River just opposite Vancouver. Very mild seasons there with lots of rain, (They don't call it the Wet Coast for nuthin'!
Happy to have you back for sure. I love conversation and you seem like you will patronize me with that lolYeah but lost my way for a bit then came back as OMU.
I'll be late to my funeral
Thanks so much Tok
I always need it. Just some positive vibes will do me well!
Oh yes, do it! You know together it's primo stuff! I'm trying to think what you could cross it with after....hmmmmm make a super seed!
Same to you Tok. Have a great day
Nice light Krissi looking forward to its/your growing results. I think @Mars Hydro make fine products. I’m using aTS-600 but it’s too small for anything but small plants in veg.MARS HYDRO SP3000: UNBOXING
For protection, some laminate flooring and plenty of styrofoam
Replacing my existing unit, a @Maxsisun MG3000, we clearly see the difference I was looking for in changing up one of my bar lights for a strip LED.
Driver is in A-OK condition
Dimmer switch is just as easy to use as on my FC4800
Attention to detail, specs clearly shown on unit, as in all Mars products
Enjoying the placement of these diodes very much so
Nice attention to detail-very snazzy design
Be back later tonight with set up pics and the other 2 girls!
Hey Cap. I was blessed to have been able to have the FC4800 which you know but I was so excited to be able to see what this strip light can do; as you said, @Mars Hydro has an incredible line of products. I never ran a small unit from them, but I'm sure at least in veg, that light really does well for the girls at that stage in development!
Hey OldMed , I’m a retired O.T.R.Driver + used to watch ice road truckers. Was wondering if you get paid a premium for being that far north?TK (my better half or not better half) is very money this money that. How much money can he charge, make, and tries to press that on me. It's just not how I live my life
So what you're telling me is you basically had this idea from before it was an ide??!! This is something I need to deliberate. I just really enjoy the soil! I like doing lots of plants at once, even though my head spins some days!
Oh thank you so much!
I hope you will learn to know, that any mean things like that are completely unintentional!! I don't want to make it worse, but I watch Life Below Zero and many are of Inuit decent. Love that show. We have the Washington Redskins that are not the Washington Football Club. Just one of many across the professional sports names that were changed recently for this reason!
Lulu Island? That sounds so pretty without even looking! You know once they got their clothes off, they'd sing a different tune!
Happy to have you back for sure. I love conversation and you seem like you will patronize me with that lol
Enjoy your Friday Med!
I'll be late to my funeral
Thanks so much Tok
I always need it. Just some positive vibes will do me well!
Oh yes, do it! You know together it's primo stuff! I'm trying to think what you could cross it with after....hmmmmm make a super seed!
Same to you Tok. Have a great day
So all set up and under the lights.
I use the Photone App to measure my PPFD.
I keep it under 200 the first day and then go up to 275 at the end of this stage before I consider them vegging and proceed to go up gradually from 300 onwards into flower.
Our first sprouted, MO, was stretching already so instead of waiting for this afternoon, I set them up under the PPFD # you see above.
Everyone is happy and has nice color and will just jive here together for a little while as seedlings
I use the table for easier access for me, to keep their feet off the ground (I do have a heat mat for fall/winter), and also because I don't have to mess with the pullies so much lol
Until later, happy growing!
Does a super job for starting a grow, congrats again on another great product from @Mars Hydro .
Yeah I’m not real big on cold weather anyways . I had a job hauling produce out of Fl. to the Bay Area for the mob I got paid 22% of the gross and never paid any taxes. 105mph extended hood 379 Pete’s. No log books +no drug tests. He put American trailer out of businesses, bought 100 + never made a payment. We always had to watch for the repo-man. Crazy times back then.SmhNot really. Camp jobs would usually be 12 hours/day with time and a half after 8. Once did 56 hours without sleep when the rig lost circulation and couldn't get it back. Double time after 12 hours but often had to negotiate with rig bosses to get them to sign off and my boss paid me for what I could bill them. Lot of ice road building too where you might get towed up a cat track by a big cat to get to remote areas. Lot of scary shit over the years. My last job was running Super-B oil tankers in and out of the bush and how I survived that almost makes me believe in god. Guardian angel at least. I worked as a contractor so got my pay without deductions and never did pay taxes for a lot of it.
Camp life sucked tho for the most part. A month or more away from home then pay all the bills when you get paid only to be broke again in a month and then out into the bush again. No chains on the ice roads or they could ban your truck and a body job water truck was making $150 - $200/hr. Sometimes on rig jobs you might run one load a day and lay around in your shack if you had one watching sat TV and smoking pot. Run down to the camp for meals.
Made 400 - $500/day on a lot of jobs and it's not hard work. Road spraying is non-stop tho. Your breaks are the 12 min it took to load the truck and sometimes I could be spin fishing trout or Arctic Greyling. Caught a bunch of those for the camp cook and a few of us sat around to a good private meal with lots of booze flowing. Ate like a king at most camps.
The real job is not as exciting as the ice road truckers show would have you believe.
I love that show....
Thanks so much Cap, they've done me so very well
Can we have a bonfire and listen to these stories on your property somewhere and just smoke some doobs by your garden?Not really. Camp jobs would usually be 12 hours/day with time and a half after 8. Once did 56 hours without sleep when the rig lost circulation and couldn't get it back. Double time after 12 hours but often had to negotiate with rig bosses to get them to sign off and my boss paid me for what I could bill them. Lot of ice road building too where you might get towed up a cat track by a big cat to get to remote areas. Lot of scary shit over the years. My last job was running Super-B oil tankers in and out of the bush and how I survived that almost makes me believe in god. Guardian angel at least. I worked as a contractor so got my pay without deductions and never did pay taxes for a lot of it.
Camp life sucked tho for the most part. A month or more away from home then pay all the bills when you get paid only to be broke again in a month and then out into the bush again. No chains on the ice roads or they could ban your truck and a body job water truck was making $150 - $200/hr. Sometimes on rig jobs you might run one load a day and lay around in your shack if you had one watching sat TV and smoking pot. Run down to the camp for meals.
Made 400 - $500/day on a lot of jobs and it's not hard work. Road spraying is non-stop tho. Your breaks are the 12 min it took to load the truck and sometimes I could be spin fishing trout or Arctic Greyling. Caught a bunch of those for the camp cook and a few of us sat around to a good private meal with lots of booze flowing. Ate like a king at most camps.
The real job is not as exciting as the ice road truckers show would have you believe.
Cold over Hot! But then again, I'm not driving rigs in the cold
I apologize Krissi, I was slightly toasted and didn’t mean to ramble on your thread. I got caught up in the moment.Won’t happen again.I love that show....
Thanks so much Cap, they've done me so very well
Can we have a bonfire and listen to these stories on your property somewhere and just smoke some doobs by your garden?
Cold over Hot! But then again, I'm not driving rigs in the cold
Little praying ladies. Keeping PPFD under 200 for one more day then I'll push them up. Right now sitting at 185 on DAY 3 ABOVE GROUND
Humidity 82-85 Temps 74-78
Oh please! Stop that Cap! I am the Queen of Coral and Rambling!!!
You’re too sweet, have a great weekend.
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