DonTesla
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Sweet, sticky, and a real stacked structure hey. Glad we let her live lol.. Damn. Good to have trichs back in jah life.. How're the 4 builds going?
Imagine the room afterwards, ohhhh man!!!! Gonna be SERIOUS!!!!
The Dons' Organic Garden
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Imagine the room afterwards, ohhhh man!!!! Gonna be SERIOUS!!!!
DonTesla
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Uk!? Nice! Glad to have you on board!Just read my way through your thread. It was quiet a journey. Eppic grow guys loving the development. have been learning lots reading through. Might try a worm farm like yours. I currently use a compost bin in my garden which produces loads of lovely black compost from kitchen waste and garden waste. Is the end product of this style of compost heap similar to the worm castings your bins produce? I have been cooking up a super soil mix (vegan) using my compost, perlite and various amendments. Looking forward to putting it to use.
Thanks for the inspiration guys and i will be keeping up with this thread in 2015. Happy NYE from the UK
End prod I'd say is more fibrey-humus vs mini poop pellets, but still a one up on bagged soil imo
Just be careful with leaves, thrips love em!
Chunks of coir shell = breeding ground too
Quickest way to have greenhouse problems indoors, trust, lol.
Best of luck,
DT
DonTesla
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Finalllly put a finger on this girls smell..a long time ago me done smoked some "jacks cleaner".. So unique, with her slightly coconut-infused, lemony kitty litter-pine sol smell..
This is without a doubt a jack cleaner cross, the question is which one..
Galactic jack, 9lb hammer, the Skellington cross, the ripper crosss, or the straw cross.. Ill decipher further, a bit later..this ones just getting started
DonTesla
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What chu know about a skin moisterizer-exfoliater-extraordinaire that triples up as a tasty anti-bacterial mouthwash and killer natural sweetener for jah coffee or tea!?Works 2 Deadly..And it's tasty and edible. That's when you know it's not poison, mon..
Freeing up the cash,
DonTessy
Vnsmkr
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Is that coconut oil? Whats added? Looks lovely
DonTesla
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Thank you very mulch..yea its some smooth, organic, tasty coconut oil with organic coconut sugar.. No colours or flavours added, just the way we like it..
Now ..is there a spiced rum free of fake flavour and color?? I wish.. I know The Dons Dark Rum would be..
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PigTrotter
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sweet man will keep an eye on the bugs! thanks for the heads up. I will also look at building a worm bin in the future now i know it makes a better end product. I've been happy with my compost bins though they have a shed load of worms and micro life working in them.
Looking forward to seeing the Dons LED diy fixture, i am interested in trying the veros in the future. I just finished a 2 bulb CXA 3070 setup and its working very well. First time on the LED DIY so happy daze
Nice one Don Tesla keep up the good work its enlightening to read.
DonTesla
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Congrats! wow a cree diy before a worm farm, youre a beast! Can we get a pic!? We love DIY ledsweet man will keep an eye on the bugs! thanks for the heads up. I will also look at building a worm bin in the future now i know it makes a better end product. I've been happy with my compost bins though they have a shed load of worms and micro life working in them.
Looking forward to seeing the Dons LED diy fixture, i am interested in trying the veros in the future. I just finished a 2 bulb CXA 3070 setup and its working very well. First time on the LED DIY so happy daze
Nice one Don Tesla keep up the good work its enlightening to read.
PigTrotter
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Will try to snap it for ya
yer man will try to post a pic when i can. Its a version of the standard COB design with a good solid heat sink, one constant current driver for each COB (running 1.05 amps at the moment, may up this if i need more light) and made a DIY duct attachment from the inline extractor fan inlet, to pull air through the COB heat sink so it cools it nicely. I am going to add a different fan to the heat sink soon so i can have the light running when i have the fan off (so i dont have to all ways have to have the low rumble of the inline fan and maybe only run it when things get smelly). I made this DIY LED the first part of my setup as the COB tech is what has enabled me to start my project. low watts low heat low stress good light spectrum
bit nervous about posting pics have not popped my cherry yet in terms of documenting online but i will post some pics in the future when i feel more at ease 
DonPetro
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Waiting on parts. And the design has changed again. Oh man wait til you see it.
DonPetro
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Oh yea the white cases remain. Those are the tits. Re-designed the inner workings a touch. I think you will be impressed. Even had some projected thermal imaging done up by a fellow RIUer. Pretty cool stuff.
DonTesla
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Put some veggies under it, I thought you were growing strictly carrots and peas anyway
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Will try to snap it for ya
yer man will try to post a pic when i can. Its a version of the standard COB design with a good solid heat sink, one constant current driver for each COB (running 1.05 amps at the moment, may up this if i need more light) and made a DIY duct attachment from the inline extractor fan inlet, to pull air through the COB heat sink so it cools it nicely. I am going to add a different fan to the heat sink soon so i can have the light running when i have the fan off (so i dont have to all ways have to have the low rumble of the inline fan and maybe only run it when things get smelly). I made this DIY LED the first part of my setup as the COB tech is what has enabled me to start my project. low watts low heat low stress good light spectrum
DonTesla
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Get out.. Sweet! Likey likey??
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