9bear
If I'm gonna die I wanna be high .
You gotta convert to Toyota man best dam vehicle on the road today . I've owned 3 of them the most recent Toyota Tacoma truck and will never buy an North America made vehicle again . This is also my last vehicle .I have had almost the exact opposite luck with Ford.. Driving my 3rd Ranger (first 1 was not 4wd and was super basic transportation, 2nd I traded in for an F150).. I put 140k miles on the F150 with the only issue having been a small wiring gremlin that I fixed in the driveway with some tape and wire loom.. I got rid of the F150 because I was commuting over 120 miles a day, some times 7 days a week, and the gas money was killing me!!! I wish I still had that truck; most reliable vehicle I ever owned.. My Mustangs were pretty solid too, especially with the abuse they took!!! My first car was a GM and my parents had had a couple GM products over the years, but they always somehow didn't work out.. I've had a lot of cars in my relatively short life (17 cars/trucks, 1 motorcycle), as I used to be a mechanic and would buy cheap cars and fix them up.. Now, as I've gotten older and my body doesn't appreciate crawling underneath something for hours on end, I prefer reliability and such.. My next vehicle, will hopefully be one of the last vehicles I'll ever own.. Hopefully... lol
In other news.. It's fucking Friday... This week sorta dragged on quite a bit.. A couple plants are starting to show signs of deficiencies, but I think some of it has to do with a little lower pH than I'd like.. Some of the affected pots are in the low 6.3-6.5 range, so instead of trying to add lime now, I may add some liquid silica to the water, as I had learned that trick in hydro that if you don't wanna add a lot of "pH UP", add some extra silica and it should bring it back up..
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I had the same issue with my plants but when I posted it here no body responded . Where were you when I needed you .