WhoDat Sticky Trap
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whodatnation
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All systems green. Plants are in and going,,, just a few finish touches and a new thread should be good to go.
Still need to to post some replies but I'm fukin beat! Will be back to normal in a few days hopefully.
Still need to to post some replies but I'm fukin beat! Will be back to normal in a few days hopefully.
DST
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I don't put any bags in the machine, SupaM. Just drain through the 220 and 160, then drain through the 75 and 45.
whodatnation
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Berry Bubble sample taken over a week ago, tasty.
Well here it is. Simple top fed rdwc system with eight plants, one inch drains on the bottom all connecting to a five gallon bucket as the control res. Still gotta mount those air pumps out of the way and connect the little water chiller.
This cab (the right side) has 2 berry bubble in the back and two BnS in the front. In hindsight I wish I would have done all BB just for more overall canopy consistency as I know the BB will stretch way more and the BnS has little stretch at all.
Anywho, I'll learn one day.
Covered up
Left cab, this has three BB and one BnS. The BnS is front right.
A few steps back, they got some filling in to do
Good morning right cab (today) looks like you survived the madness.
So even though they got four days of darkness because they outgrew veg space (am going to build it taller) technically starting 12/12 on fat tuesday! Cool beans.
I got allot of organizing to do outside of the cabs,,, shit is everywhere and Im losing it.
Well here it is. Simple top fed rdwc system with eight plants, one inch drains on the bottom all connecting to a five gallon bucket as the control res. Still gotta mount those air pumps out of the way and connect the little water chiller.
This cab (the right side) has 2 berry bubble in the back and two BnS in the front. In hindsight I wish I would have done all BB just for more overall canopy consistency as I know the BB will stretch way more and the BnS has little stretch at all.
Anywho, I'll learn one day.
Covered up
Left cab, this has three BB and one BnS. The BnS is front right.
A few steps back, they got some filling in to do
Good morning right cab (today) looks like you survived the madness.
So even though they got four days of darkness because they outgrew veg space (am going to build it taller) technically starting 12/12 on fat tuesday! Cool beans.
I got allot of organizing to do outside of the cabs,,, shit is everywhere and Im losing it.
whodatnation
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I didn't want anything I found in my 45 bag
120 and 73 had the gold
Thats wild, I got great stuff out of the 45 and allot of it
that and the 73 is what I keep.Get the Frenchy style Bags from Boldtbags. I only have the 73 one but it is so much easier to use than my HVY bags. I use 190, 160, 120, 73, 45. I also use a cake icing spreader to scoop the resin from the bag. I tried Frenchy's way but it just mashed the resin into the mesh so hard I couldn't get it off
Iv seen they have quality control issues and are over priced, and take forever to get to you because they are special order. All mesh bags are made by many other companies.
Right there with you! My trims seem to be dry enough to run now, thats gotta wait a few more day for me to be ready though lol
I love the building aspect of growing,,, allot. Good luck and try to enjoy it!
i found a spot today will be working something on it in the next month. lots of space 1 mile from the basin
Sounds great doc! Plenty of mischief to get into on 5 acres
lol Since I use the 160 for work Im wondering what Im missing out on? Other than using the 220 we run it the same,,, well that and I use an official Breeders Boutique "hash" machine, step your game up D.
Same here too.
Only thing I'll add to all this is, too much ice isn't good or needed. Since I also chill my water in the freezer before hand (kinda slushy like even) everything stays real icy. I added too much ice once and the whole thing almost froze solid on me, and all that did was pulverize the material even more which will directly lower your quality.
What you though? Probably,,, or was it not complicated enough!?
Thundercat
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I love it bro! Happy Fat Tuesday for sure! Looks like you've been pretty busy like usual.
Javadog
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.....and there it is! I will see your RDWC skill in action Who. I am stoked.
I missed commenting on that massive hanging Tower Of Bud-el a couple
of days back, but I my thread maintenance has been whack since the outage.I
I keep thinking that "it will be fixed". Perhaps this is not true.
Well, I am sure that this thread will continue to rock.
JD
I missed commenting on that massive hanging Tower Of Bud-el a couple
of days back, but I my thread maintenance has been whack since the outage.I
I keep thinking that "it will be fixed". Perhaps this is not true.
Well, I am sure that this thread will continue to rock.
JD
whodatnation
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Haha cheers TC, guess what I'll be doing for "ash wednesday"?
It aint drinking I'll tell ya that! Thanks JD.
Im still disappointed in the condition of riu, nothing I can do about it.
Mohican
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I am not sure what they do but the Boldtbags are very silky and easy to work with. Made my life way easier with the frenchy 73 bag. I want to get the 120 and 45. The 160 HVY bag is fine for catching the big stuff and does not need to be replaced.
I put the 160 and 120 together in one bottomless bucket and stack that over my 73 and 45 in another bottomless bucket.
I only collect the 73 on each run.
I lift off the 160/120 bucket and the 73 bag comes out like butta'. When I am done with all the runs, I rinse the 160 into the 120 and remove the 160 junk bag. Then I rinse the 120 into the 73 and remove and collect the 120 goodies, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera
It was so much faster and easier with the washing machine doing the work and then having easy quick access to the silky 73 bag.
Prep and cleanup took a fifth of the time that it did with the drill paddle and pouring buckets and trying to separate bags - ugh.
I need to press again tonight
Cheers,
Mo
I put the 160 and 120 together in one bottomless bucket and stack that over my 73 and 45 in another bottomless bucket.
I only collect the 73 on each run.
I lift off the 160/120 bucket and the 73 bag comes out like butta'. When I am done with all the runs, I rinse the 160 into the 120 and remove the 160 junk bag. Then I rinse the 120 into the 73 and remove and collect the 120 goodies, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera
It was so much faster and easier with the washing machine doing the work and then having easy quick access to the silky 73 bag.
Prep and cleanup took a fifth of the time that it did with the drill paddle and pouring buckets and trying to separate bags - ugh.
I need to press again tonight
Cheers,
Mo
whodatnation
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briccksquad
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Looking good bro, can see your still doing your thing 
whodatnation
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Here we go
https://www.rollitup.org/vertical-growing/807133-blue-bayou.html
funny, I can link it like this in the post but not my signature
https://www.rollitup.org/vertical-growing/807133-blue-bayou.html
funny, I can link it like this in the post but not my signature
whodatnation
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whodatnation
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I think they are around 20+ inches. WIll hopefully be aver 3ft by the end.
