Indoor UnholyFire's Multi Strain Test Grow

[UHF]

:smokebuds: caught up now bro :High 5:

:Coolio::High 5:

 

[UHF]

Moving along nicely:stylez rasta smoke:

 

[GCase]

:smokebuds: caught up now bro :High 5:

Me too.

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UHF. Have you made any bubble hash. I just started saving trim and small buds to make some later.

Kind of like panning for gold.

I see you all over the forum these days. Any new bear stories. Fishing stories and trout photos---:thumbs:.

 

[UHF]

Me too.

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UHF. Have you made any bubble hash. I just started saving trim and small buds to make some later.

Kind of like panning for gold.

I see you all over the forum these days. Any new bear stories. Fishing stories and trout photos---:thumbs:.

I did make some qwiso hash but i was a little weary smoking something that made using Isopropyl Alcohol. I used 91% and it worked well, just the thought of smoking something that soaked all that Alcohol. I've watched some videos on bubble and it looks like the way to go. Just need to pick up a BH bag kit.

Yea I have just been playing catch up myself on friends journals and take in some new ones. Still learning new stuff from everyone's growing and help someone if I caniggy Hug:

No bears and got a little bogged down this summer so no fish either. We did take our last river trip of the year over the weekend. Just a slow lazy float on a couple of tubes with some good blueberry smoke. Ill get ya a pic up soon as i get the memory card back (it went with cam).

Thanks for dropping my friend:smokebuds:

 

[UHF]

Hey friends. I'm a little concerned about how damp these fabric pots are on the bottem after 3 days. The soil is looking fine and the sides on the pot is good down to the last 1/4in then damp. I have a small layer of pea stone in the bottem. Looks like am going to have to find something to and set them on until they dry on bottem. I have a few ideas just not the material. I'm sure something will come to me.

 

[Guerrilla_in_the_mist]

I don't have any experience with these bags - but if the bottom remaining damp is actually a problem - then bracing them up a few inches off the deck on a stainless wire oven rack/ muffin cooling rack would probably help with air flow to the bottom bags. Four hockey pucks would work at the corners for lift - without taking too much away from your available overhead.

Available at any department store with a cooking and sports section (depending on the country you live in for the second item, I guess!) - and probably pretty reasonably priced, I would think.

 

[UHF]

Found a couple of the wire cooling racks under the cabinet (now if my wife don't notice them gone) and a few old pc fans in the shop. Problem solved. Thanks for helping turn the gears

 

[Guerrilla_in_the_mist]

Reduce - recycle - reuse - "already owned" is the easiest option of them all!

 

[DABaracuss]

I don't have any experience with these bags - but if the bottom remaining damp is actually a problem - then bracing them up a few inches off the deck on a stainless wire oven rack/ muffin cooling rack would probably help with air flow to the bottom bags. Four hockey pucks would work at the corners for lift - without taking too much away from your available overhead.

Available at any department store with a cooking and sports section (depending on the country you live in for the second item, I guess!) - and probably pretty reasonably priced, I would think.

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[GoAuto6]

I don't have any experience with these bags - but if the bottom remaining damp is actually a problem - then bracing them up a few inches off the deck on a stainless wire oven rack/ muffin cooling rack would probably help with air flow to the bottom bags. Four hockey pucks would work at the corners for lift - without taking too much away from your available overhead.

Available at any department store with a cooking and sports section (depending on the country you live in for the second item, I guess!) - and probably pretty reasonably priced, I would think.

Hockey pucks ? those are hard to find around meeee parts.