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Sorry Bro... it's Bagseed...Hi gypsy.. hey that first bud shot you just posted(3rd picture from the top) is that blueberry?
Ive been asking many people about FLIR but they didnt quite know what advice to give, you summed it up & about the FLIR camera rental why didnt I think of that?one more on FLIR... if you're insanely curious as to what your place looks like on FLIR, you can rent FLIR cameras. Check Google or the phone book for scientific measurement equipment rentals in your area. It'll cost you about $200-300 for a day's use, but if it makes you sleep better, go for it.
I use a private, paid VPN with POPs in the US & UK. I'd never use a 'free' proxy. Many (if not most) of them are honeypots designed to harvest passwords, credit card numbers and any other private data they can get. There's no such thing as a free lunch- ever.hey Al.. what proxy do you use
Oh, ok, I see! Yes, dumping waste air into a large intermediate airmass like an attic or crawlspace is a great way to go. This both drops the temp of the waste air and distributes it more or less evenly through several vents. This is a very good way to mask the IR sig of the exhaust air.Sorry for the confusion Al. The grow is in the house not the attic. just using the attic to vent into/through. I am going to pump carbon filtered air through a roof vent. The only thing I was going to dump in the attic was the heat from the cool tubes.
No. H2O2 is highly miscible in water and will mix in very quickly.When I mix up a new batch of soup, I put the H202 in the water first and then wait 20 min. before I add anything else. Is this necessary?
Bacteria, virii, mould & fungus spores are absolutely everywhere on this planet. An awful lot more of them will simply drop out of the air and into your open topped tank than will ever get drawn through an air pump, though, merely by virtue of the difference in area between the air pump intake and the area of the surface of the water in the tank. If you're using H2O2, pathogens are not a problem anyway, no matter what way they get into the tank.Can you please confirm if an air stone will introduce pathogens or anything bad into the water or not?
You're welcome!I just want to say THANK YOU! to AL B. FUCT...
Ive been asking many people about FLIR but they didnt quite know what advice to give, you summed it up & about the FLIR camera rental why didnt I think of that?
Your words are always constructive iloveit!
Thanks again uncle Al
Let me see if I have you right... duct out of op, into a room with a window aircon unit, then have a window open to allow the pressure from the op's main blower to escape outdoors, right? If you don't leave a window open in that room, the air ducted to the room's got nowhere to go and airflow from the op will slow or stop. Where there's a goesin, there's got to be a goesout- or it goesnowhere. I'd rather see you dump waste air into an attic as dirtysteve plans. The intermediate attic airmass, simply by virtue of being big and poorly insulated from atmospheric, will spread out the heat from the op and drop its temperature. The numerous attic vents will then distribute the cooled air out to the atmosphere, making it a lot harder to discern as a grow op exhaust. Venting into the attic will also muffle the exhaust fan noise quite a lot.Im planning a grow op in a new house where Ill be blowing all the heat from the grow room & the cool tubes to another dormant room where itll be cooled with an air conditioner then extracted outdoors. Im just wondering if the air will be cooled fast enough before it sucked outdoors otherwise the itll be pointless. Do you have any methods or advice to achieve the aim?
your prob getting these network timeouts due to your VPN tunneling (clients are usually very sensetive)Pinging rollitup.org [67.220.198.70] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 67.220.198.70: bytes=32 time=176ms TTL=53
Reply from 67.220.198.70: bytes=32 time=176ms TTL=53
Reply from 67.220.198.70: bytes=32 time=176ms TTL=53
Reply from 67.220.198.70: bytes=32 time=177ms TTL=53
Ping statistics for 67.220.198.70:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 176ms, Maximum = 177ms, Average = 176ms
I'd agree with you if other RIU users weren't also having problems, independent of ping times. I can disable routing through VPN and still have problems accessing RIU. It's not network connectivity- it looks more like the server running RIU can't cope with the number of access reqs.your prob getting these network timeouts due to your VPN tunneling
Ah yes, is there any reason to cool the air in the attic to lower the temp of the air flowing outside to decrease heat signature?I use a private, paid VPN with POPs in the US & UK. I'd never use a 'free' proxy. Many (if not most) of them are honeypots designed to harvest passwords, credit card numbers and any other private data they can get. There's no such thing as a free lunch- ever.
Yes, the sysop of a free proxy and that of a paid relay service both have equal access to whatever plaintext I run through them. However, the big difference between a free service and a pay-for-play VPN is that the paid service is legally beholden in the contract I have with them to not violate my privacy- and I can hang 'em from the legal lampposts if they do. The freebie outfits generally disclaim any liability in lieu of you being able to use their 'free' service.
Oh, ok, I see! Yes, dumping waste air into a large intermediate airmass like an attic or crawlspace is a great way to go. This both drops the temp of the waste air and distributes it more or less evenly through several vents. This is a very good way to mask the IR sig of the exhaust air.
Your probably thinking thats a little extreme, yep your right butt thats nothing check out my signature. Its easy to tell Im totally paranoid.
No. H2O2 is highly miscible in water and will mix in very quickly.
Bacteria, virii, mould & fungus spores are absolutely everywhere on this planet. An awful lot more of them will simply drop out of the air and into your open topped tank than will ever get drawn through an air pump, though, merely by virtue of the difference in area between the air pump intake and the area of the surface of the water in the tank. If you're using H2O2, pathogens are not a problem anyway, no matter what way they get into the tank.
You're welcome!
We aim to please.
Let me see if I have you right... duct out of op, into a room with a window aircon unit, then have a window open to allow the pressure from the op's main blower to escape outdoors, right? If you don't leave a window open in that room, the air ducted to the room's got nowhere to go and airflow from the op will slow or stop. Where there's a goesin, there's got to be a goesout- or it goesnowhere. I'd rather see you dump waste air into an attic as dirtysteve plans. The intermediate attic airmass, simply by virtue of being big and poorly insulated from atmospheric, will spread out the heat from the op and drop its temperature. The numerous attic vents will then distribute the cooled air out to the atmosphere, making it a lot harder to discern as a grow op exhaust. Venting into the attic will also muffle the exhaust fan noise quite a lot.
you are correct Al. the server cannot handle with the trafficI'd agree with you if other RIU users weren't also having problems, independent of ping times. I can disable routing through VPN and still have problems accessing RIU. It's not network connectivity- it looks more like the server running RIU can't cope with the number of access reqs.
Once more with feeling: the problem occurs for either WITH or WITHOUT piping through my VPN. Other users who are not using VPN are having the problem. It's RIU's server, NOT network connectivity probs.it is your VPN client that cuts off the waiting period
Not true! I'm impatient with all Jobs, notably Steve.Al, you have the patience of Job.
Depends upon how much heat you're dumping. If you've got 10kW of lighting, it might be worth doing. Also, if you're running that much light, you're commercial enough to have an awful lot to lose- and also to be able to afford the heroics. If you have a couple kW of lighting, no, it's probably not worth doing.Ah yes, is there any reason to cool the air in the attic to lower the temp of the air flowing outside to decrease heat signature?
I've never had good luck with them. If you do, cool.1) Have u never thought of using an aerocloner?
A larger reflector will direct light presently illuminating your walls onto your plants. how much difference will that make? Hard to tell, really. More light is gooder in all cases, though.do you think if i made some batwing reflector this would increase growth/yield?
yep3) Are u still using same nutes ie Canna Vega Flores and PK 13/14 and nothing else?
When you're pruning up the mums after doing a batch of cuttings, be ruthless. Don't allow the mums to get tall. You can take off almost all the foliage (bar a few leaves) on the mum and it will still rebound enough togive you plenty of cuts in 2 weeks.4) I have been waitin to find someone who grows mothers aswell as im havin problems keepin my mothers so short, my mothers at mo are burnin on the cooltube at times until i prune and i cant get it any higher, whats the trick?
Depending on the vigor of the new mum, around 2-4 weeks post putting it under some serious light.How long does a rooted clone take to mature enough to be able to donate cuttings?
Removing the branching on the lower 1/3 of the flowering plants definitely makes a huge difference. You waste a lot less time manicuring silly little popcorn buds from the lowers which yield very poorly compared to those higher up the stem, but which still take as much time to manicure as the uppers. Proper pruning of lower branching removes obstruction to airflow around the plants, reducing the possibility of powdery mildew and other probs. It also allows you to get more stalks in the strongest part of the light pattern. I agree that it's hard to establish the habit of removing the lower branches, but you're not giving away much yield in exchange for better avg bud size and less time spent mucking about manicuring popcorn.Oh and lastly just another Q if im not bothering you too much....i havent cut bottom 1/3rd of any of my plants as ive been a bit afraid to, does it make a massive difference and or what effects does it have on the plant during the flowering period.....
Just so you know, I hate it a LOT.kiss-ass