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How many treads are u on
Many.... I have a lot of free time to study and read threads. I like to discuss what other people are doing, to gain further insight. I used to work as a scientist and used to have many projects running and I always was interested in what the other researcher were doing and discussing their and mine results with them. I use the same approach here, as I know how many good ideas and improvements that comes out of good collegial conversations and constructiv critisism. I tend to be all over the place, when knowledge is developed, shared and sucessfully repeated by others.
I have started too many threads also, because I had so many questions and so little knowledge that the first weeks as a clandesitine horticulturalist was very confusing. I posted a lot of questions and got the answers I needed, but I failed in taking systematic and scientific approach as I do with everything I engage in. Now I try to keep things systematic in 3 threads. This White Widow thread, the one Updates and Questions to my Super Skunks, and my Scientific literature thread. I note there are quite a lot of readers of my Science Reviews and library source. It makes me happy to note people are studying and increasing their knowledge. However, I will continue joining other threads and discussions. You would like to gain new knowledge every day.
I keep journals and notes for everything I do seriously, like cooking, growing weed and other things worth doing. However, even the first few pages in my journal Commentaries to Cannabis Cultivation show my confusion. Now, comments on how the plants behave and what I do and what the physical conditions are, recorded in painstaking detail. Plant are photographed age and height, temp and RH in the tents are measured and documented. Every volume of water, fertilizers and additives are written down and pH measured and adjusted to 6,3-6,4. Now everything runs according to scientific standards. That means you can read my record and repeat my work as exactly as biology allows. The only instrument I miss is a lux meter, so I can record intensity of the artificial lights.
