Outdoor Growtogrow outside grow

After further study of the CMH lights and talking to a couple of commercial Growers online and a couple of friends that have decided to go this way.
I've decided to go this way myself it looks to me like it definitely a better lighting system .
Well we're going to find out firsthand what they're all about I expect to save about 75% of my lighting bill and it will not have to use a blower to cool my lights down. The HPS lights that I use at best are 25% of the Sun the new CMH lights from what I read when new the bulbs are 92% of the Sun and after 8,000 hours of use they're still 86% of the Sun that's an significant improvement over HPS lights so I expect to have a larger crop larger yield it just can't be worse it's got to be better so with that being said the $307 investment that I just made for two lights should pay for itself theoretically in about two grows and savings over electricity alone
Going to get some new lights for the girls.
Ordered 2 conversion ballast kits for my reflectors to change them to CMH lights. Here they are.
When I get my report on Monday I should have new lights over top of these girls they're supposed to be here by this weekend.
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Man I can't tell you how beautiful that place is.
love the otter that's great where'd you see him at?

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That little fella is actually not an otter, but a mink(also aquatic)

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At this point i could have easily reached over the side of the boat and grabbed him!! What a cool thing to happen while stopping in a sheltered cove for a joint!!
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That little fella is actually not an otter, but a mink(also aquatic)

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At this point i could have easily reached over the side of the boat and grabbed him!! What a cool thing to happen while stopping in a sheltered cove for a joint!!
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That's very cool you're right it is a mink I see now that is very cool LOL yeah you don't get to see that kind of stuff very often but it's great when you do he wasn't even afraid you. Must not be a very humanized area for him to feel not that much fear of you. That's awesome place to be.

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That's very cool you're right it is a mink I see now that is very cool LOL yeah you don't get to see that kind of stuff very often but it's great when you do he wasn't even afraid you. Must not be a very humanized area for him to feel not that much fear of you. That's awesome place to be.

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Actually when we go up there, often you will see 3-4 various weasel's kicking around...otters are common, minks fairly common and pine martins as well are fairly common. Very low population density means the critters(big and small) have little fear of humans.(which is great until you are face to face with a bear)
 
Actually when we go up there, often you will see 3-4 various weasel's kicking around...otters are common, minks fairly common and pine martins as well are fairly common. Very low population density means the critters(big and small) have little fear of humans.(which is great until you are face to face with a bear)
LOL ... Yeah them bear can be real hard headed and very dangerous especially if you come across a sow and her cubs very dangerous.

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Well all the clones that I made have rooted. Was not expecting that.[emoji50] So now I have planted them in pots. Using Mykos xtreme root enhancer for each one in Fox Farms soil.
So lets see if they live [emoji482][emoji41]xxx.
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