Blaze & Daze

manfredo

manfredo

Well-Known Member
Laughing Grass said:
The new GH feed schedule screwed you. You were probably giving 10ml micro. / 15ml grow / 5ml bloom or thereabouts? Plus the nitrogen in your calimagic. It got me too but I was five weeks in flower >:(
Click to expand...
I'm not sure if any of these plants got fed from that schedule. I smoke too much pot :lol:

That was one good habit I didn't pick up...Keeping a notebook. It is a really good idea, I'm just lazy....and smoke too much pot, lol.

OK, I am going to go stretch the legs at the park....and smoke some more pot....then I'll come back and flush a few plants. I was just outdoors working on an outdoor plants...Don't want to contaminate anything! Lolipopping and feeding the outdoor gals!!
 
laddyd

laddyd

Well-Known Member
manfredo said:
I'm not sure if any of these plants got fed from that schedule. I smoke too much pot :lol:

That was one good habit I didn't pick up...Keeping a notebook. It is a really good idea, I'm just lazy....and smoke too much pot, lol.

OK, I am going to go stretch the legs at the park....and smoke some more pot....then I'll come back and flush a few plants. I was just outdoors working on an outdoor plants...Don't want to contaminate anything! Lolipopping and feeding the outdoor gals!!
Click to expand...
Dude just keep a record on your phone calendar.
 
manfredo

manfredo

Well-Known Member
I'm on a roll....Mixing up flora clean, and I drop my $80 ph tester into a bucket of water....Toast.

Then...It gets better....I hear a thud, look up and there's a 3' snake on my workbench, about 2' away from me. I said oh hell no!!.

Remember I said this is snake month....I thought I was going to make it, and never had an adult before, only babies.

Ran out, got my machete, came back and he was in the same spot. He won't be reproducing!

And I probably won;t be sleeping. Just a milk snake, but damned!! I have 4 huge sticky traps and it avoided all them. It sounded like it dropped from the sill plate down onto my workbench. I wonder if the fucker was living in my tent?!!






:o:o:o:o:wall::wall::wall::wall::wall::cuss::cuss::cuss::cuss::cuss:
 
GreatwhiteNorth

GreatwhiteNorth

Global Moderator
Staff member
manfredo said:
I'm on a roll....Mixing up flora clean, and I drop my $80 ph tester into a bucket of water....Toast.

Then...It gets better....I hear a thud, look up and there's a 3' snake on my workbench, about 2' away from me. I said oh hell no!!.

Remember I said this is snake month....I thought I was going to make it, and never had an adult before, only babies.

Ran out, got my machete, came back and he was in the same spot. He won't be reproducing!

And I probably won;t be sleeping. Just a milk snake, but damned!! I have 4 huge sticky traps and it avoided all them. It sounded like it dropped from the sill plate down onto my workbench. I wonder if the fucker was living in my tent?!!






:o:o:o:o:wall::wall::wall::wall::wall::cuss::cuss::cuss::cuss::cuss:
Click to expand...
Myself I'd let them live - the're not there by accident. There's something there to eat & they're doing that for you.
 
manfredo

manfredo

Well-Known Member
GreatwhiteNorth said:
Myself I'd let them live - the're not there by accident. There's something there to eat & they're doing that for you.
Click to expand...
Yes I am lucky they are milk snakes or I would have moved or burned it to the ground.

I do let them be outdoors but I can't have snakes crawling around inside my house. It's a finished basement except for that workshop. Unfortunately they terrify me! I'd really like to know how they get in. It's a newer home with a full poured concrete basement. I think they come down through the chimney, and then there's probably a rodent burrow someplace. I am out in the country with fields and woods all around me. But it's not like I have a rodent problem...I keep a pretty clean place. I probably have a huge nest of them in my fireplace crawl space.

I should try to overcome my fear of them, but I really don't see that happening. I read they make the best pet snakes. P:robablky could start selling them :lol:


forestsociety.org

Learning to Like the Milk Snake in the Cellar

forestsociety.org forestsociety.org
 
TCH

TCH

Well-Known Member
manfredo said:
Yes I am lucky they are milk snakes or I would have moved or burned it to the ground.

I do let them be outdoors but I can't have snakes crawling around inside my house. It's a finished basement except for that workshop. Unfortunately they terrify me! I'd really like to know how they get in. It's a newer home with a full poured concrete basement. I think they come down through the chimney, and then there's probably a rodent burrow someplace. I am out in the country with fields and woods all around me. But it's not like I have a rodent problem...I keep a pretty clean place. I probably have a huge nest of them in my fireplace crawl space.

I should try to overcome my fear of them, but I really don't see that happening. I read they make the best pet snakes. P:robablky could start selling them :lol:


forestsociety.org

Learning to Like the Milk Snake in the Cellar

forestsociety.org forestsociety.org
Click to expand...
If you are on Facebook, there is a Snake Identification group. They are world wide, it is run by several administrators that confer with each other and positively ID every snake posted, usually within minutes, if not seconds and let you know if it's harmless or not. It is a great way towards working out the fears. Positive Identification is a great tool to help with working with the fear of them.
 
Grandpapy

Grandpapy

Well-Known Member
manfredo said:
I'm not sure if any of these plants got fed from that schedule. I smoke too much pot :lol:

That was one good habit I didn't pick up...Keeping a notebook. It is a really good idea, I'm just lazy....and smoke too much pot, lol.

OK, I am going to go stretch the legs at the park....and smoke some more pot....then I'll come back and flush a few plants. I was just outdoors working on an outdoor plants...Don't want to contaminate anything! Lolipopping and feeding the outdoor gals!!
Click to expand...
Good advise for when you see a snake. bongsmilie
 
tyler.durden

tyler.durden

Well-Known Member
manfredo said:
Yes I am lucky they are milk snakes or I would have moved or burned it to the ground.

I do let them be outdoors but I can't have snakes crawling around inside my house. It's a finished basement except for that workshop. Unfortunately they terrify me! I'd really like to know how they get in. It's a newer home with a full poured concrete basement. I think they come down through the chimney, and then there's probably a rodent burrow someplace. I am out in the country with fields and woods all around me. But it's not like I have a rodent problem...I keep a pretty clean place. I probably have a huge nest of them in my fireplace crawl space.

I should try to overcome my fear of them, but I really don't see that happening. I read they make the best pet snakes. P:robablky could start selling them :lol:


forestsociety.org

Learning to Like the Milk Snake in the Cellar

forestsociety.org forestsociety.org
Click to expand...

♫ My Milk Snake brings all the boyz to the yard. Damn right, it's betta than yours... ♫
 
manfredo

manfredo

Well-Known Member
Well I dried my PH meter out on top of a dehumidifier all night and it is working!! Yeah!! I will re-calibrate it to make sure, and then finish flushing.

I had mixed up 2 gallons of flush and used that, and was mixing another 3 gallons when I dropped the meter in the bucket of water, and seconds later saw the snake. Adding a little to my snake PTSD :wall:
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top