Indoor Duckster gives Wilma a go
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GG day 60 buds are bulking up a bit but not much sugar on this girl yet
GSC day 60 buds are getting a bit of sugar but not much bulk.
WC day ?? buds are swelling with a bit of sugar but she's small. 2 zips if I'm lucky.
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Ta for now :smoking:
GSC day 60 buds are getting a bit of sugar but not much bulk.
WC day ?? buds are swelling with a bit of sugar but she's small. 2 zips if I'm lucky.
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I used the last of my SM90 on my last res change. Now I'm using this stuff
Its from the same company. Supposed to be the "new and improved" SM90. The bad news is it's dear, nearly $100 for a quart. The good news is you don't need as much. I used to dose about 12ml for my 8gal reservoir. Now all I need is 4ml.
GG day 64 She is doing her best to take over the tent.
GSC day 64 super frosty and starting to bulk up.
WC runt
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Its from the same company. Supposed to be the "new and improved" SM90. The bad news is it's dear, nearly $100 for a quart. The good news is you don't need as much. I used to dose about 12ml for my 8gal reservoir. Now all I need is 4ml.
GG day 64 She is doing her best to take over the tent.
GSC day 64 super frosty and starting to bulk up.
WC runt
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A friend shared this with me so had to do the same. We need a good laugh.
Lesson learned the hard way! Sometimes that is the only way for me y’all...
The neighbors had been complaining that my dog has been barking non-stop. I hate the electric zapping bark collars so I purchased a humane citronella collar. When a dog barks, it shoots a blast of citronella under their nose and apparently they don't like it.
Yesterday evening I was getting the collar ready and filled it with the citronella liquid. And that's where my evening should have ended. But no, it's me, and I begin to become curious as to “how” the collars actually work.
So I'm standing by my back door "barking" at my dog's collar. Nothing happens. I make sure it's turned on, check the fill level, and go through the "getting started" check list one more time. Again, I bark. Nothing happens. Now I'm not quite sure, why I had this next thought, but I did...I put the collar on. I seriously extended the band and fit the growl box against my throat and barked. Apparently, the collar only works if it feels vibrations, because I immediately received a blast of citronella to the face.
I began coughing, which only caused the dumb collar to continue squirting bug spray over and over into my nasal cavity. I'm now on my hands and knees in my back yard, trying to breathe, and to make matters worse, my dog is barking. So between coughing and yelling at her to shut up, I've emptied over a dozen blasts of citronella to my face. During all of this ruckus, I'm trying to undo the clasp of the collar, which has somehow managed to weld shut during this whole fiasco.
I finally get the collar off and threw, yes I threw that inhumane collar across the yard, and lay in the grass sucking in the humid evening air. In the middle of thinking this is probably the dumbest thing I've done in a while, I hear laughter. MY NEIGHBOR SAW THE WHOLE THING! He was laughing so darn hard he couldn't breathe. Between gasps, he tells me, "I was gonna come help, but every time I started to come over you'd set it off again and then I would started laughing and couldn't make it." So now, not only are my eyes red, but my face and ears are too. After checking to make sure I was ok, we parted ways and I went in to shower so I wouldn't smell like ode de' Tiki Torch.
Lesson learned: next time (yes, there will always be a next time with me) make sure that:
1. Don't fill the collar before trying to set it off.
2. Remember your neighbor is not a good source of help in a comedy crisis situation.
On the plus side, I won't have a mosquito problem for a few days!
Lesson learned the hard way! Sometimes that is the only way for me y’all...
The neighbors had been complaining that my dog has been barking non-stop. I hate the electric zapping bark collars so I purchased a humane citronella collar. When a dog barks, it shoots a blast of citronella under their nose and apparently they don't like it.
Yesterday evening I was getting the collar ready and filled it with the citronella liquid. And that's where my evening should have ended. But no, it's me, and I begin to become curious as to “how” the collars actually work.
So I'm standing by my back door "barking" at my dog's collar. Nothing happens. I make sure it's turned on, check the fill level, and go through the "getting started" check list one more time. Again, I bark. Nothing happens. Now I'm not quite sure, why I had this next thought, but I did...I put the collar on. I seriously extended the band and fit the growl box against my throat and barked. Apparently, the collar only works if it feels vibrations, because I immediately received a blast of citronella to the face.
I began coughing, which only caused the dumb collar to continue squirting bug spray over and over into my nasal cavity. I'm now on my hands and knees in my back yard, trying to breathe, and to make matters worse, my dog is barking. So between coughing and yelling at her to shut up, I've emptied over a dozen blasts of citronella to my face. During all of this ruckus, I'm trying to undo the clasp of the collar, which has somehow managed to weld shut during this whole fiasco.
I finally get the collar off and threw, yes I threw that inhumane collar across the yard, and lay in the grass sucking in the humid evening air. In the middle of thinking this is probably the dumbest thing I've done in a while, I hear laughter. MY NEIGHBOR SAW THE WHOLE THING! He was laughing so darn hard he couldn't breathe. Between gasps, he tells me, "I was gonna come help, but every time I started to come over you'd set it off again and then I would started laughing and couldn't make it." So now, not only are my eyes red, but my face and ears are too. After checking to make sure I was ok, we parted ways and I went in to shower so I wouldn't smell like ode de' Tiki Torch.
Lesson learned: next time (yes, there will always be a next time with me) make sure that:
1. Don't fill the collar before trying to set it off.
2. Remember your neighbor is not a good source of help in a comedy crisis situation.
On the plus side, I won't have a mosquito problem for a few days!
