Total Noob using teas and I am a believer
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GandalfdaGreen
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I want to see this go down. Can it really be done? That would be amazing.
Steelheader3430
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I think the amperage needed would be greater than what could be returned by the charging unit. I'm pretty sure the perpetual free energy thing has been explored.
prosperian
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I am smoking Pineapple Express cured 90 days. Wow. This is much stronger than it was 3 mos ago.
Good to see you posting on OSF thread Gandalf, always enjoy your input brother!
Wait 'til it gets to 7-8 months, sticky icky goodness. Proper cures are the key to taking excellent bud to a whole new dimension, too bad most of us run out before the bud gets there! I have a pound stored between the wall in my closet grow, so I'm less likely to pilfer.
Keep this available for immediate use:
prosperian
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Just trying to keep the smell at 0%. Always a battle isn't it?
Using Pyrex glass containers from Wal-Mart http://www.walmart.com/ip/Pyrex-6-P...c687bc161c44&bucket_id=000&findingMethod=p13n
inside 2.5 qt. Canisters from Container Store. http://www.containerstore.com/shop?productId=10033113&N=&Ntt=2.5+qt.+canister
Simple, easy, and no smell.
Using Pyrex glass containers from Wal-Mart http://www.walmart.com/ip/Pyrex-6-P...c687bc161c44&bucket_id=000&findingMethod=p13n
inside 2.5 qt. Canisters from Container Store. http://www.containerstore.com/shop?productId=10033113&N=&Ntt=2.5+qt.+canister
Simple, easy, and no smell.
RedCarpetMatches
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Amen o' wise one.
May11th
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Helping a friend get started, my hand me downs lol but he has a 2x4x4 tent and we have all carmelos in there and right now he has decided to go with a scrog so thatll be my first time with that, co2 is going to be involved soon and hopefully more air, he is on a budget so im pretty much trying to get him everything , while trying to upgrade my stuff as well, but plants were just thrown in my version of super soil and some plastic bags. He has been using teas and foliar sprays and learning from you guys. Cant wait to see these in a month.
GandalfdaGreen
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Sun Maiden.Slightly chem pheno. Cut a week ago. Going in the jars tonight or tomorrow.
GandalfdaGreen
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Looks sweet bro. Your friend is lucky to have your there to help. Good job guys. I want weekly updates.
GandalfdaGreen
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Mad Hamish
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Energy is unfortunately finite, cannot be created nor destroyed merely converted from state to state. In each conversion energy is spent or 'lost'. So you will be taking electric energy, converting it to kinetic losing some to heat, then converting kinetic back to electric losing more to friction in the form of heat, then a battery which converts it to chemical/electric potential energy losing a bit more, then a conversion which unfortunately loses yet more energy. Using superconducting materials you can get close to 100 percent efficiency on your electrical gear but I doubt you will have the facilities to drop temps to minus a few hundred and keep them there, were talking temp ranges measured in Kalvin which means toeing the line of absolute zero. Efficient energy is a great topic, and if it interests you, read everything you can on Nicola Tesla. Nobody had more patents stolen from him than Tesla btw. You can thank him for alternating current electricity, the vacuum tube, and countless other inventions without which we wouldn't have radio even. He actually filed a little patent you can use to harvest free energy. Very simple too. It is in the US patent office but anybody can see the blueprints online. I can't believe the world is only starting to catch on to his stuff now...
Trousers
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love it
organics is so much more interesting than just slamming nutes into a plant
RedCarpetMatches
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Just got a mortar and pestle! Love new toys tee hee. Ready to retire the pantyhose.
Mad Hamish
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[=RedCarpetMatches;9762351] Ready to retire the pantyhose.[/QUOTE]
Not the red fishnet ones. You look so good in those.
Not the red fishnet ones. You look so good in those.
GandalfdaGreen
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Mad Hamish
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Discovered a little issue today, got some black spots on a few leaves with tips drying back. Not looking too bad yet, actually can't get a great pic of it. Will post some up tomorrow but I think I can put it down to my stepped up IPM program, using a fair amount of canola oil to protect against mites as I saw some outdoors so I know they're breeding now, this is the worst time for them here, warm and wet. Also suspecting bit of a pH issue so I gave them all a buffered 6.4 water, all in full prayer again a few hours later so hopefully I nailed it...
