I have noticed that on Sunday mornings the server does brief updates.I had trouble getting on this morning
I have noticed that on Sunday mornings the server does brief updates.I had trouble getting on this morning
Got a tick off the dog?From the Temple of Milk:
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only lasted like 5 minutesWoah the server was down I couldn’t get in
Thats most likely what happened since it lasted all of 5 minutesI have noticed that on Sunday mornings the server does brief updates.
Lol he wants to try it too
My appeal to authority logical fallacy for the day:
I know growers that do the same... there's a lot of ways to do it, I just don't see the benefit in robbing the plant of energy or nutrients (one of a few reasons why I don't flush either).Humm… I’m up in the air on this one. Pute keeps his girls in the dark for a couple of days before harvesting. I never change anything. But light and low temps I’ve never heard of…till now
I hear if you wait for a full moon and then harvest after sacrificing a black banty hen after spinning around seven times in a clockwise circle.....Humm… I’m up in the air on this one. Pute keeps his girls in the dark for a couple of days before harvesting. I never change anything. But light and low temps I’ve never heard of…till now
You forgot the part about fluckin' a peather off'n that hen, stickin' it in your hat and calling it racamoni.I hear if you wait for a full moon and then harvest after sacrificing a black banty hen after spinning around seven times in a clockwise circle.....
My appeal to authority logical fallacy for the day:
You’re talking Greek to me friend I don’t do the ec thingI feed an EC ramp in flower. I start at .9 to 1.3 EC by week six on average, then I taper back down to .9 EC.
Just a different way to measure your feeding. Nothing wrong with tsp per gallon or ppm as your metric of choice, as long as it works.You’re talking Greek to me friend I don’t do the ec thing
I sometimes use a fist full or a smidgeon tooJust a different way to measure your feeding. Nothing wrong with tsp per gallon or ppm as your metric of choice, as long as it works.
Clearly, from your pretty buds, you have yours sorted out just fine!
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