What did you accomplish today?

Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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Fuck it's lunchtime and I haven't started anything.
Hmm... soup sounds good.
I've got chicken stock, onions, garlic, potatoes, carrots -- and a can of spam! Woot!
Gonna make cheesy spam soup(tm). :P

Oh and gotta throw in some hemp seeds for omega 6 fatty acids. They help offset the SPAM ingredients I can't pronounce. :?
 
Ghost67

Ghost67

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Chunky Stool said:
Northern Lights is a good strain for medicinal use and doesn't have a lot of stink, which I appreciate.
So you use rapid rooters for seeds? I use those for cuttings, but it's easier to sprout seeds in a cup of water then transfer them to solos after they open. I use distilled water to make sure there are no contaminants. It doesn't take much.
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I soak them in ph balanced water, then I put em in the rooters and enclose em in a plastic container until they sprout. Pull the lid off, let em grow a bit, then put em in 3" net pots with hydroton and put em in my little bubble nursery for a little veg time, then it's off to the 5 gallon buckets. I've done it a lot of different ways, this is my latest technique. Worked good on my last grow, so I will see what happens this time. I'm in the process of making a new smaller bubble nursery at the moment.
 
tangerinegreen555

tangerinegreen555

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Still fighting leaves. But I'm winning on points (I think). No knockouts here, fuckers are relentless. You get them all up, next morning they're everywhere again.
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Made time to go get 11 barn mats for shed flooring. 4'x6'x3/4". 100 lbs. each.
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My 62 yr. old buddy and I loaded and unloaded, then I hauled 3 at a time on a tarp with tractor to the front of shed. On the final load, I got too close to the pile, snagged the load I was pulling, and got hit it the back with a tarp grommet that ripped out and was propelled by bungie cord. Ouch.
9 mats will cover the floor. 6 go in whole, 3 need 8" cut off the sides, and the cuts will go the the 16" gap at the front. No waste if my calculations are correct.
I have to figure out what kind of Sawzall blade will be easiest to use on 3/4" thick recycled tire rubber. I've done it before once, don't recall what blade I used. 2 extra mats will go in front to cover pieces and it's where I'll park the tractor.
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Rain tomorrow, perfect day to put the underlayment down. 5 layers, only because it's leftover from last year and I lost the Lowe's receipt. So it's ALL getting used up right here. I still don't know how I have 1100 sq. ft. of underlayment. Mr. Sulu must have made an error in his calculations before the jump to light speed.

So I have something to do for a couple days. As usual.
 
Antisocial Extrovert

Antisocial Extrovert

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Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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tangerinegreen555 said:
Still fighting leaves. But I'm winning on points (I think). No knockouts here, fuckers are relentless. You get them all up, next morning they're everywhere again.
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Made time to go get 11 barn mats for shed flooring. 4'x6'x3/4". 100 lbs. each.
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My 62 yr. old buddy and I loaded and unloaded, then I hauled 3 at a time on a tarp with tractor to the front of shed. On the final load, I got too close to the pile, snagged the load I was pulling, and got hit it the back with a tarp grommet that ripped out and was propelled by bungie cord. Ouch.
9 mats will cover the floor. 6 go in whole, 3 need 8" cut off the sides, and the cuts will go the the 16" gap at the front. No waste if my calculations are correct.
I have to figure out what kind of Sawzall blade will be easiest to use on 3/4" thick recycled tire rubber. I've done it before once, don't recall what blade I used. 2 extra mats will go in front to cover pieces and it's where I'll park the tractor.
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Rain tomorrow, perfect day to put the underlayment down. 5 layers, only because it's leftover from last year and I lost the Lowe's receipt. So it's ALL getting used up right here. I still don't know how I have 1100 sq. ft. of underlayment. Mr. Sulu must have made an error in his calculations before the jump to light speed.

So I have something to do for a couple days. As usual.
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Anti-fatigue flooring?
I had that in my garage at the last house and it really makes a difference if you spend a lot of time on your feet (or knees).
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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tangerinegreen555 said:
I ripped a toenail up once washing clothes. In flip flops, I bumped it hard on one of the machine legs. Screamed in pain for a minute, was almost afraid to look at it.

Went to Dr., she didn't do a lot other than say the nail would fall off. I asked for an excuse for work for a week and she said, 'OK, but only because I know you. It's just a toe'.

I got the impression Dr's. don't consider toes very important.
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Ouch!

I did something similar in flip flops. Tore the nail up on my big toe and broke it at the same time.
 
ANC

ANC

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Sir Napsalot said:
I cleaned all my aquarium filters (8 of 'em) and applied the final coat of tung oil to a pair of figured maple pistol grips I've been working on- I'll post a pic tomorrow once they're dry.
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That nitrate black goo water from the filters is the best amendment for your plants ever. Hell, you can feed it to baby seedlings without burning them.
 
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