PW's Perpetual Playhouse
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Not sure if I should answer you Growchy.....no telling where you are going with that question. But yes, mostly pork and chicken. Babyback ribs and Boston Butts are my two favorites. Love smoked chicken and fish as well, but I will only use fresh fish I catch so I don't do fish often. Used to smoke fish all the time when I was growing up in Florida.
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Pork is just meant for the grill
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Ill have to check her out.
She is excellent with her auto training. I haven't followed a lot of auto journals but she does some of the best LST training on autos that I have seen.
Honestly wow thanks for offer .
I know it would help But. I think. I'm looking for a bit more coverage I have about 300-400 cdn funds to spend . So that is my price range or I buy this get through the winter then keep mini for 2x4x5 tent then upgrade to bigger lights and donate my mars hydro 300 s to someone in Canada .?
I don't know overwhelmed ...
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You will figure it out in time
Also where would one find a grow journal or two to browse from mini ?
Sleep on it King, something will come to you.
Grouchy
Tony Urban
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I almost grabbed one of the minis after I received that email. It would work well in that tent Joe, maybe only half the 4 ft though. Two minis would kill it there.
BedroomFarmer
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Lol my mother in law lives right there in santa maria, its defently a treat! But i didn't really enjoy tritip till my buddy showed me. Wow is that stuff good! Ive done ribs and pork chops only not a loin or shoulder or anything but one day!!
I want to get into welding so badly! Mig tig arc all of it! I keep showing my buddy, we need to make one of those offsets. Doesnt loook too hard just need a nice thick meal to get started. What kinda pork is your fave? I want to do a shoulder so bad. I find pork harder to get right then beef but a good thermometer makes all the difference.
Tri tip!!! I thought that was a cali thing!
Two minis. Hmm never thought of that and putting reflector 144 in the 4x2x5?
KingKongBuds
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About that ps cob light .. is the 2 to almost 3 pounds a light is a real claim? Ans what kind of yield a novice grower can achieve with those light ?
Derbybud
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That way if you have plants that are growing at different heights you can move the individual lights up or down. Plenty of light in the tent with 2 different heights. Best of both worlds
Well my favorite has got to be my babyback ribs. I will put the flavor of my ribs up against damn near anyone's. Boston Butt is my 2nd favorite. I prefer it over the picnic shoulder. The Butts only take about an hour per pound unless you get one thats really stubborn going through the "stall". The shoulders for me always take about an hour and a half to two hours per pound. Thats just too much of a commitment to me when most of the shoulders I find are 10 lbs.
Thats the other damn problem about living up in the NorthEast instead of down south......no FREAKING real butcher shops. There are meat sections and meat stores, but not like butchers in the south.
Irondog702
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ya i know about the chicken legs i follow you... lolYeah dude. You didn't mention this in your journal I dog! I'm a food afficianado as well. My damn journal still has bbq chicken legs for the cover photo.... all my followers complain about the picture giving them munchies
Can't answer that question without more details. What is the strain. How many plants. How big of containers and what medium? If you are a new grower, let me give you this recommendation.....don't think about yield. Think about learning your process. Think about learning the plant and how it grows. Think about learning your growing medium and tricks of that medium. If you focus on those, your yield will come.
If you really want to think about yield, a better breakdown for you will be grams per watt. They say beginning growers can expect around .5 grams per what. Experienced growers should be able to get 1 gram per watt and really good growers can get 1.5 and some of the newer lights are claiming over 2 grams per watts. Just focus on getting to harvest.
Irondog702
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i live in vegas and i do have 2 websites but they are down at the moment being revamped ill let you all know when they are back up..
Nice....my son lives in Vegas. I will have to check you out when I am out there again!
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