Duggan,
It looks intoxicating. [;>)) It is a harvest to be proud of.
A few questions, if I may.
Do you know what the distance from your lights was when you started getting bleaching?
What is your room size?
How many days did you flower?
I am starting to get concerned with my height limit for the new lights. As of now I have 4 feet to the ceiling from the top of the KK plant. The new light is not due until the 7th. I am seriously considering moving it into flower tonight.
I can pass along a tip that took me longer than it should to discover. Furniture dollies from 'Harbor Freight' work well for large pots. They are always on sale for 20 bucks or so. I have 4 from earlier years. If you want to drain the runoff, you can put a few holes in the center of your catch pan, and a good size plastic saucer will fit under the dolly.
Are you going to start another thread soon?
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It looks intoxicating. [;>)) It is a harvest to be proud of.
A few questions, if I may.
Do you know what the distance from your lights was when you started getting bleaching?
What is your room size?
How many days did you flower?
I am starting to get concerned with my height limit for the new lights. As of now I have 4 feet to the ceiling from the top of the KK plant. The new light is not due until the 7th. I am seriously considering moving it into flower tonight.
I can pass along a tip that took me longer than it should to discover. Furniture dollies from 'Harbor Freight' work well for large pots. They are always on sale for 20 bucks or so. I have 4 from earlier years. If you want to drain the runoff, you can put a few holes in the center of your catch pan, and a good size plastic saucer will fit under the dolly.
Are you going to start another thread soon?
Best
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In the American system those mistakes happen, too, but they get it redone immediately, or as immediately as they can manage - whatever time the lab work requires. But you'd have a new biopsy the same day you got the phone call. 
I'd guess reading it might take another day or two. They'd put you at the head of the line. Part of the reason is because we can sue their butts off for just about any screwup. And that's also why it costs so much more than it should. Imagine how much a car would cost if you could sue the manufacturer for any defect. 
It's all wonderful if you're in the workplace-provided insurance game, but now that the government is involved, the cost of "insurance" has become a sort of shell game - someone else is supposedly paying for most of it, but our share is now more than the total cost used to be. 
You are right on with your idea for the lights too. I've been leaving them at "max top" and letting the plants grow into them...It seems to work the best cuz right when they get thick and taller, they are right where they should be. I leave an "emergency 5-6 inches above the main two lights...the Budmaster 2, 675XG and the Advance XTE400 for airflow .It's less work and messin around during the grow too Canyon, i like doing it this way. Seems a lot of us are doing it that way now a days...Doc likes leaving his all the way up, and a bunch of others just raise the plants up by stuff under them ...like that.Have a great day Canyon.
As sad as the situation is, that got a good belly laugh. My perspective is from the low end of the financial spectrum. Be desperately sick for enough years and you don't have any major possessions left. Become poor enough because your health is compromised and you don't have insurance and you suddenly qualify for free medical, although by then he was beyond any real help. I'm healthy enough that I had no way of securing any medical oversight of my own. I don't have much use for standard medical practice anyway. Now that I'm old enough and still poor enough to qualify for medical I won't use it. I'll use cannabis instead. 
. i'm bagged just thinkin about it....
