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I wonder if they paid money to Morgan Freeman so he would mention them in the movie? Product placement marketing is a thing, after all.

The flat earth thing started as a joke and look what happened to that LMAO

What's the attraction of living in New Orleans? It's a great place to visit for sure, but that's all I know about it?

You live in the Deep South. You know these people. I've lived in Arkansas and South Florida. I've known them, too. The is nothing super about their stition!

PLEASE let this be a joke...

I'm so sorry. I mourned the loss of my Harley more than some family members so I know how you feel.

Tasty looking!

Nice to see you too lol

I would love some Alien Apple Breath! Thanks for doing this!

I bet it's done now! How did it finish?

Proof of what? I sense a story here and enquiring minds wanna know!

Please pass along our heartfelt thanks to all involved in the effort. Might I suggest a remote RAID backup somewhere off-site in case of future issues? It's not cheap but it is insurance.

I ran an SE HPS on a mag with an early wing style reflector and a rotating light mover of my own design in the late 80s and early 90s. That was a whole ass lifetime ago!

As someone who does this kind of thing for a living, I call bullshit. It makes no sense at all to combine lighting and shelter. There are too many configurations needed and not everyone wants to fuck with tents, like me!

Oh, I almost forgot; some of the finest cannabis I've ever seen was grown under fluorescent lights by an old buddy named @RM3 , may he rest in peace. His wasn't a terribly efficient setup and therefore not very scalable but that shit would put heavy medical users on their ass. It had legs for...

As an old fart, I've had personal experience with most of these lights and I can say from decades long personal experience that weed got better with better lights, most noticeably with the advent of white LED. The new blurple is a shit ton better than the stuff from 15-20 years ago, which is why...

You're making a lot of assumptions here that modern horticultural science have disproven. First, just because the sun was here first doesn't make it the best. Why? Because plants are biochemical machines that don't utilize all wavelengths the same, simply because the chemical processes they've...

Easy answer; it's a greenhouse, so they only use the wavelengths they want to supplement natural light with. There's no sense in adding green if there's plenty coming through the glass already.

There's a Philips LED horticulture lab at Colorado State University. It was funded by Philips and operates as a greenhouse with blurple light supplementation. Clearly, that's the direction they've decided to go and I suspect part of why they did it is to cover as many crop species as possible...

No pics of the finished run??