tystikk
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You're very welcome, brother! Many happy returns, and don't forget to pay it forward yourself...That's just what I wanted to know!!
Many Thanks!
You're very welcome, brother! Many happy returns, and don't forget to pay it forward yourself...That's just what I wanted to know!!
Many Thanks!
Thank you, Sir! This is truly a joint operation we've got going on; first we smoke two joints...tystikk nice setup. keep up the great work..
Politics ruins more perfectly good relationships...Hey tystikk, it"s good to know you're allright. I was eagerly reading a lot of your stuff at the farm when you "vanished". I thought you mighta got pinched or had to do a midnight move. It's good to know it was just bs and you"re okay. I was really interested in ideas you were fleshing out over there: especially the one about moving a light with a higher rpm motor than your standard light rail. i thought that was pretty shrewd stuff. the idea that you could have a bulb really close to a plant and keep it moving fast sounded full of potential. I know that it is only possible to do so much in a day. I'm wondering if you still have that one eating away in the back of your mind just itching to be followed to it"s logical conclusion, ie. 'dial it in' or 'sounded promising but cannot be realised due to x,y or z'.
Anyway dude, good to know your still banging away at THE plant. I have to postpone making the move to trees til i get a strain totally dialed in: moms, veg time, clone time, etc, etc. One thing i was really interested in was your cooling method. I've thought how strange it is that we are pretty much all cooling with a/c not chillers. I came across chillers over 20 years ago and have plans to do a homemade one: 50 gallon drum, 600+gph pump, car radiator, fittings, fans,etd. I figure if i can get 5-10K of btu cooling efficiency out of it I'm set. I was planning on using a freezer to create 1 gallon bricks of ice for the res (during the day) then pop em in for lights on.
I'll pick your brain later. LOL
Sorry didn't mean to hijack. I'm just really excited to be here at RIU and to have come across your posts here in the vert section. It is the future. Now. And it's going to keep on getting brighter. <pause to put my shades on>
Keep on killing em......softly.
peace to all you ladykillers.
Yes, that was me on The Head Case farm. I was looking into aquaponics and I still am planning a foray into it, perhaps as soon as this summer.Tystikk I just read a thread over on THC farmer about aquaponics and I saw a tystikk posting there so I assume its you (if not sorry) have you tried this out further and if so what was your general consensus about a system for cannabis cultivation.
Small, simple systems can get by with just a fish or two and a couple of plants. The key is balance between them.Yea I was reading the pages and it started to get complex and confusing. I plan on building a system for a mint plant or something and then seeing how it works. I figure if it works for that I may try it with a clone and see what its like. I'm wondering though about the food and if the fish get sick would it hurt the plants. I think it will be the next thing in organics because it is literally grown from 100% organic shit Haha. I already have a fish tank so I may try to rig something up tomorrow for shits and giggles
I just read into it a little way, but what this guy did five years ago, crafting a system so robust and self correcting that he could leave it unattended for a month at a time is very impressive.Yea I would just want like 4 plants for a 4x4 scrog. The only thing I don't like is its hard to move around a big system like that making it harder to do a perpetual grow in a small set up. Have you seen this?
http://boards.cannabis.com/hydroponics/175770-aquaponics-success-story.html
Based on my experience thus far, building a system like that is the easy part. Actually making a million dollars from it? Now THAT'S hard! LMAO!Yea, I wish I could talk to him but I can't find any recent activity from him. I think if someone made a system like that they would be rich
I am. I have a degree in business administration and several entrepreneurial start-ups I'm still paying for... which makes me an 'expert'. If Ralph Nader was, I can be too!Lol theoretically of course. I'm not that educated in that field of study but I hope to be