After the snow you'll be looking forward to that!Me too your weather should be here soon spring is just a stoners throw away
Herbie's Beans - Black Widow And Super Skunk
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seaofgreen18
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Glad you're having good weather to match your plants!
Im looking forward to it, you are probably headed for harvest time soon aren't you?
Not quite there yet, all 3 girls have hit flowering with the Frozen Black Cherry the closest with maybe 6 weeks or so to go. I don't want to rush it as then it'll all be over for another year but what's not to love about flowering!
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Right on
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My handle..... SOG
2 Plants 1 end of the bed
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Great Sea of Green, really great! What strain is that? Did you get it from Herbies? Looks awesome!
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I work for a insulated wall panel company who services Grow room facilities for their building needs and many other industries i bought some scratch and dent panels for my gro room i plan on building a whole area when i move they are the cats ass for this! Those are 3" thick panels with an r value of 23 closed cell foam and they lock together to keep the elements and mold spores and bugs out when built
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Im going to build a clone house out of those just been waiting for the weather to break
Nice score on the panels! When you move are you going with insulated heated floors?
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That's a good idea i was thinking about heating the floor with boiler heat when we pour concrete we will probably do something along those lines I have to finish this nitemare first there have been 5 past different owners at this place and each one has their own little short cut for fixing things
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We do roof panels as well The panel thickness goes from 3" up to 6" or 8" thick i think for things like cold storage ice cream and such we also service the livestock and agriculture industry, as well as homes so thats the path we are going to take when we sell this place and move, gonna get property and build a house im going to build a separate place for my grow but that's the tentative plan anyways but you know life you think you're doing good then "BAM" something pops up!
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Setting up the Irrometer, soil moisture should be about 25/30 centibars (kilopascals) for regular crops 0 being wet
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Topic change, with spring around the corner for some,its time to consider the pollinators and beneficial insects so here goes
about how pollinators are facing threats similar to many wildlife species, including habitat loss, increased pesticide toxicity, disease, competition from nonnative species, and climate change.
And even though pesticide regulations are designed to reduce harm on humans and wildlife, they are not intended to eliminate all risks and ecological damage.
It's those gaps in regulation that fail pollinators and other beneficial insects.
But here's the good news: We can make a difference! By choosing not to use pesticides at all, we can turn our gardens into safe havens for pollinators
about how pollinators are facing threats similar to many wildlife species, including habitat loss, increased pesticide toxicity, disease, competition from nonnative species, and climate change.
And even though pesticide regulations are designed to reduce harm on humans and wildlife, they are not intended to eliminate all risks and ecological damage.
It's those gaps in regulation that fail pollinators and other beneficial insects.
But here's the good news: We can make a difference! By choosing not to use pesticides at all, we can turn our gardens into safe havens for pollinators
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PLEASE HELP this cause as much as you can and put your comfort aside and help those critters that depend on us , they have no control over their environment like ppl do so PLEASE take these guys into consideration the next time you spray pesticides in your garden i like to have freshh fruits and vegetables wo having to pollinate my vegetable garden with a little brush and think about this, bad bugs can't build an immunity to being eaten like they can with pesticides and we sure as hell don't need any super strain of steroided up thrips or something
If you want to discuss heated floors I'd say @Bill284 is your guy. He built a highly insulated "grow hut" up in Canada with heated floors. As a matter of fact that's what made me think of it!That's a good idea i was thinking about heating the floor with boiler heat when we pour concrete we will probably do something along those lines I have to finish this nitemare first there have been 5 past different owners at this place and each one has their own little short cut for fixing things
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Cool i might just hit him up @ some point
Cool i might just hit him up @ some point
VIVOHUT Bill284's New Grow Facility: Featuring VIVOSUN & Herbies Seeds
. Welcome to the VIVOHUT, where Bill brings Cannabis to life. The VIVOHUT has taken me the last 4 months to construct. It is a 100 gi/ft purpose built 4 season grow facility. I will give a detailed breakdown of the construction later on in this journal. A Special thank you to @VIVOSUN for...
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Anything you need let me know.
I built custom homes for a living, in floor heating was popular.
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Cool @Bill284 appreciate it andVIVOHUT Bill284's New Grow Facility: Featuring VIVOSUN & Herbies Seeds
. Welcome to the VIVOHUT, where Bill brings Cannabis to life. The VIVOHUT has taken me the last 4 months to construct. It is a 100 gi/ft purpose built 4 season grow facility. I will give a detailed breakdown of the construction later on in this journal. A Special thank you to @VIVOSUN for...www.420magazine.com
Anything you need let me know.
I built custom homes for a living, in floor heating was popular.
No problem my friend.Cool @Bill284 appreciate it and
Have a look and see if anything interests you.
I can break down any aspect of the construction process.
It's more expensive and more work during installation.
I kind of overbuilt the facility as is my want.
But it's so well insulated the radiant is economical in the long run.
It's a really nice way to control temp.
Stops temp fluctuations.
Good for our purposes.
Stay safe
Bill284
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