Leave those abuelitas aloneToo many beautiful women out for me to be driving water heater s around. I need blinders, like a horse
Leave those abuelitas aloneToo many beautiful women out for me to be driving water heater s around. I need blinders, like a horse
Leave those abuelitas alone
Looks great! For about 3 years I installed/finished hardwood floors and stairs/rails and I loved it for the reasons you stated, a lot of work and detail in a small area makes for GREAT satisfaction when you’re looking at your finished productAll dry now!
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We had to get the stairs all done before we can install the new balusters for the railing, since we're going to have to drill new holes and all that. Massive pain and an incredible amount of work for such a small area lol but I'm very happy with it thus far! I got some fancy wrought-iron spindles that have been sitting in the closet nearly two years waiting for us to get to this project lol.
I got some fancy wrought-iron spindles that have been sitting in the closet nearly two years waiting for us to get to this project lol.
Thanks for the reps @Mossy , There are twenty grow ports and the lights are pretty decent. I debate throwing in a couple 24 Carat or something similar and see what happens.
Leave those abuelitas alone
My 2 fucking neighbors (behind me and 2 doors down) were shooting mortars off til almost 2am!
Staying up late is way easier than getting up early. And plus this way we got both sets done in one day! I don't have to be awake at any specific time so it doesn't really matter honestly
The shine has mostly eliminated the optical illusion that disguised the steps looking down, this is a good thing.
You are getting into the danger zone at 1.6 VPD it may cause the transpiration to slow down and this will effect the nutrient uptake. It will show up as deficiencies. I have had this problem in my current grow where it got too hot with too much humidity. I am using RotBlock to prevent Bud Rot.Hay all, I am pretty new to indoor growing. Only been doing it for a couple years now. Most of my experience is outdoor, of which I have many many years experience. Outdoor you really do not concern yourself with VPD as you can do nothing about it. My current indoor setup is in flower and running a VPD of 1.6. I know that the optimum for flower is a VPD of between 1.0 and 1.5. Should I be all that concerned about being slightly outside the optimal range?
I had some slow loading of pictures this morning, they may be doing a backup or something?I don’t know if anyone else has experienced the site being really slow?
I’ve checked my connection and been on other sites but just AFN seems to be slow.