Gauge Steel
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Smart man! You cant get the most out of your genetics if your just pissing in the wind!
JustMeds Kilimanjaro Mist Cloner & Quad Tub RDWC No Airstones - 2017
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Smart man! You cant get the most out of your genetics if your just pissing in the wind!
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JustMeds
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That is supposed to be good fertilizer.
Gauge Steel
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not if the wind sprays it all over your legs.
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JustMeds
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The waterproof probe came today. Got to do some testing with it. Looks good so far. I ordered some humidity probes to monitor the humidity and temp in the root zone also. I think that may be interesting to keep an eye on.
CheeseWedge
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ITS CLONING DAY. Here is what I use to propagate my clones:Then I get a plant I want to clone:
I then count down at least 6 internodes and cut:
and trim up the bottom 3 internodes. This is what you would get if you bought clones from the clubs in California:
Then after I trim the bottom 3 internodes I make my slant cut with a brand new razor blade:
I try to find 2 internodes close together. Then I dip it in Dip & Grow for 5 secs:
and then I push into the Rockwool:
Then I dip it back in the Clonex:
and then on to the rack:
Who's clones do you think you have a better chance of reaching maturity Mine or the Club's. After I finish taking the number of clones that I want of a particular strain, ( I only clone one strain at a time as not to get them mixed up ). I put them in produce bags, blow them up and seal with a twist tie:
Here's the outdoor grow room with 28 new plants waiting to root:
and here's the indoor grow room with the plants I cloned:
While I could of doubled my number of plants there were plants I didn't want any more of, so I just cut those plants back to try and create an even canopy for flowering. Well folks that's it for today. TOAST
Thought this might be a good resource for mods for any future faster rootings. First post! Apologies.
CheeseWedge
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Project 21 - Dream Grow - A Complete Guide To Hydroponic Growing
Saw a while back you were looking to keep the pea stone and roots out of your piping. This project used 5 gallon paint strainers.
Saw a while back you were looking to keep the pea stone and roots out of your piping. This project used 5 gallon paint strainers.
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JustMeds
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Welcome aboard CheeseWedge. Jump on in and have some fun and learn stuff. I like the info. Never seen the blowing up bag thing.
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JustMeds
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Ya, he grew some crazy up in that attic, read that one a while ago.
CheeseWedge
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I'm learning a lot. Still have to read this one cover to cover. One other point came up wrt SCADA. There's a DIYers dream software, beautiful automatic trending, 50 I/o tags, all free. VTSCADA_LIGHT*
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JustMeds
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Reps+ That is just what is needed. 50 tags is enough. Will have to see if it can be installed on a PI.
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JustMeds
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This would work if a person wants to run microsoft software. I have a plan in my head, will be letting the cat out of the bag soon. I think it may impress.
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JustMeds
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Looks like microshit only.
CheeseWedge
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If you can't use the PI directly, you may be able to set up the server on an old PC, and use the PI as a client through a web browser. Looks the same as being directly on the server.
CheeseWedge
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Looking forward to it. Another option would be something like this:Graphic HMC - 4.3 inch with Plug-in I/O Module Ports
Maybe a little overkill but an extra $100 for digitals and $200 for analogs and I believe the software is included.
Maybe a little overkill but an extra $100 for digitals and $200 for analogs and I believe the software is included.
Tunkers
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I'm not impressed..
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JustMeds
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I found some very nice software that is fully functional for 2 hours at a time. Then you can reset and good to go again. From what I see its even built to run on a pi. Hope to do a little testing of it soon.
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JustMeds
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Here is a really good article. The abstract tells all ya need.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3550641/pdf/12298_2008_Article_27.pdf
I am not sure what we are allowed to have links to in here. If someone can shed some light would be great. I don't want to get in trouble, but do want to share what I find.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3550641/pdf/12298_2008_Article_27.pdf
I am not sure what we are allowed to have links to in here. If someone can shed some light would be great. I don't want to get in trouble, but do want to share what I find.
That was a nice read .
Ol' Miss puts out some good info.
I saved that one
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