Jimmyjonestoo
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Never used fabric pots before so i bought a couple three gallons to play with. Thoughts/opinions?
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dangledo
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they dry out unevenly, and quickly, from plant to plant. a gap forms around the edges of your dirt quicky as well. I had to water every other at 81°. you just have to stay on top of them. im back to rootmakers and plastic buckets. well, until dwc temps come around.
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The Outdoorsman
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I don't mind them. Water will run out the sides if they get a bit dry/ water too fast. Might want to use a drip tray.
Unclebaldrick
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Hopefully you got the ones made out of felt. I picked up some a while back made of taffeta and tulle. They didn't work so well. Looked great though.
Jimmyjonestoo
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Not sure what the material is. Made by hydrofarm. They were cheap.
bu$hleaguer
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You get what you pay for. That's why I only fuck dead hookers.
Jimmyjonestoo
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Too true.
Jimmyjonestoo
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So Whats everyone up to today? I got the day off so im working on some of these half finished projects i have all over the house.
VTMi'kmaq
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http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/05/18/government.marijuana.garden/index.html#cnnSTCVideo
"people don't like suppositories" Yeah man i can think of at least 10 other ways id rather injest it, then shoving it up my buttt.
"people don't like suppositories" Yeah man i can think of at least 10 other ways id rather injest it, then shoving it up my buttt.
bu$hleaguer
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Work. But I was up all night making cheese. I'll hit the wall in a few hours and be a real gem to work with.
OOBubblesOO
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Good morning random jibjabs.
Coffee and cannabis time.
Have a good day!
Coffee and cannabis time.
Have a good day!
VTMi'kmaq
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GAWD DAMN IT SIR, EXCELLENT JOB!they dry out unevenly, and quickly, from plant to plant. a gap forms around the edges of your dirt quicky as well. I had to water every other at 81°. you just have to stay on top of them. im back to rootmakers and plastic buckets. well, until dwc temps come around.
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Unclebaldrick
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don't forget that it also imparts a delicate porky flavor to the flowers.Cooking Bacon while Bakin, hides the smell of flowers being cut.
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dangledo
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tyler.durden
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The last couple of weeks have not been kind to me. First, I find I have mites, so I floramite everything. Battle won. Then I come to find I also had thrips, so I spray spinosad twice in a week. Battle won, but a lot of my ladies look like hell from the insect damage then the thrice dousing of chemicals. Each spraying was a day and a half event of awful labor with over 100 plants. After the epic battle which took a couple weeks of my life, I was finally looking forward to a week to my self, filled with tennis, biking, etc.. Then I threw out my back for the first time in my life last Sunday bringing a piano to my kid. It was so painful, I thought I was going to have to be hospitalized as the pain was so sharp I could not stand up or walk for 3 days. I did just enough grow room work to keep my plants alive, it was all excruciating. I had to play gigs each day this weekend, so I got a cane and one of those suspend-your-spine cushions, and somehow got through it. I'm much better this week, but I'm still not able to ride or move quickly. I guess I'll clean the house, it's a fucking sty from the last couple weeks. Here's to things getting back to normal (pun intended): an active life filled with free time and healthy, easily-maintained plants...
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BarnBuster
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I used to make fun of people who complained about back pain until I threw mine out. That shit really hurts. Now, if I lift something wrong out of the trunk, it reminds me.
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