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Weedhound · #76 (**permalink**) Mar-10-2008, 10:22

jeez...thank god you play the game smart Stinky. Good work having your stuff off the floor.

SnSstealth · #77 (**permalink**) Mar-10-2008, 11:09

wow........good save stinky, thats some crazy shit....

whiskeytango

redeyed · #78 (**permalink**) Mar-11-2008, 21:56

Nope, ran out of time last year but this year I've got a more reasonable schedule and will be driving recieving poles for a hoophouse as soon as the ground is soft enough to take them. Did you ever do yours? I remember talking about it. I am personally uncomfortable with the idea of growing in a greenhouse for security reasons but we'll see how I feel about it later in the summer. Nice to see you stop by again![/quote]

I did but it did'nt work out the way I planned and actually did more damage than good in the long run. This is a good thread! I would definately throw a few outside through out the summer just to see at what point it helps or hurts. Anyways, keep up the good work!

Oh, and really sorry to hear about your flood. And the same shit happened here with the wind. New England sux!

**stinkyattic** · #79 (**permalink**) Mar-12-2008, 14:06

Nothing but carpets was damaged. Yeah, leaf blowers are good for that but I'm just going to dry out the carpeting with the fans I've already got and plan for future wet-weather events.

hatch · #80 (**permalink**) Mar-12-2008, 20:19

Miss Stinky, Hey What's UP?!!!!....... Sorry to hear about the flood!!!! Glad You & Alll are OK!!!! I know it's bad now, But You will get back what was lost, ( Your Good Deed's & and all You do for other's ), will come back to You in time.
Have we addressed the problem outside yet?? Hope this was a 1-time thing and doesn't return!!!
I would Love to be there to help!!!.... Maybe just some support will Help!!!....Good Luck.....Later

**stinkyattic** · #81 (**permalink**) Mar-13-2008, 07:07

Judging by pre-existing water damage in other parts of the structure, this is a seasonal thing which I feel should have been disclosed to me before I moved in, and I have someone coming up this evening to address it. I expect to install 2 tiers of curtain drains, one outdoors, up-grade from the structure, to intercept overland flow from seasonal high water coming off the nearby river, and another in the below-grade attached woodshed that cuts off flow out of the drystone foundation before it may enter the living area. I'm also going to pick up some hay bales and take care of the driveway washing out at the same time, lol... what a fucking hassle... good thing us Yankees are a hardy bunch and can handle a little icy cold river water in our living rooms!

I just realized why LL Bean makes those duck-shoes- you know, the low cut version of their Maine hunting boot? Those aren't meant for outdoors like everyone thinks... THEY'RE SLIPPERS! hahahaha
I could certainly use some 'Southern engineerin' though, lol!
Gimme a sec and I'll get back to the plants, already!

Shovelhandle · #82 (**permalink**) Mar-13-2008, 08:39

I know a little about flooding...it sucks.
I own one of those mini wet vacs (Dayton) It's great for sucking water out of carpet and stuff.

Right now we've got no sewerage. The septic line to the tank got crushed underground somehow. I've got workers in and out of my cellar, which is filled with buckets and lights and stuff "for starting the garden vegetables". Also they have to walk through the utility room, which has my grow in the corner. So, I had to turn off the lights for now so they won't notice (there's cardboard w/mylar so you can't really see anything).

Good luck to us up here in wonderful New England! <G>

Sho

OahuLocal · #83 (**permalink**) Mar-13-2008, 18:42

Waitin for An Update......

hatch · #84 (**permalink**) Mar-13-2008, 20:35

Miss Stinky, Hey Baby, Keep Your Head UP!!!... Can you show me some pic's of the scene. The Drain are fore sure where I would start. Then maybe some terracing to help dirrect the flow!! In Your road tell them to get a good crow in the center, & if water flood's over?, Put a Tin Horn under the road.

Sorry you are having these problem's, & yes you should have got the head's up from the Realter, Put we know there just after the $$$$.
Do I need to Book a Flight?!!!... Yes Us Yank's do stick together!!!!.Later

**stinkyattic** · #85 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 09:58

I've decided not to post up pics of the water source [outdoors] for security reasons but there is going to be a curtain drain installed upgrade as soon as the ground thaws.

Meanwhile back at the farm... we have some serious action!

The VT purple shit is taking off, and I kinda fucked up and let it get too close to the T5s and shrivelled up a couple tops, but we'll live. Shown is a pic of 1 week after seedling emergence, and another 2 weeks after emergence.

Next is a BOG BlueMoonRocks showing characteristic ruffling of its unusually thick leathery leaves.

Then some of my mite control 'bots. I gotta really keep an eye on them; they get lazy and wander off into other parts of the house. Slackers.

Weedhound · #86 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:02

How close is too close for a flouro?

**stinkyattic** · #87 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:03

Pic 1 is how they look 2 weeks after being cut back for clones. All are very healthy and ready to flower. Note in the front RH corner the BMR plant with the ruffly leaves- see why it's called 'blue'? What a beauty!

Pic 2 is the clones having been rooting for 2 weeks. They have been misted ~3-4 times during the last 2 weeks, show no signs of wilt or rot, and are starting to use of stored nutrients in their lower leaves, so I am going to go ahead and say they are rooted and ready to transplant. Note the markings on the leaves, and the new growth starting- I trimmed ALL leaf tips except the blade I needed to write on, so any leaves with un-trimmed tips I know to be new growth. Oooh sneaky tricks!

**stinkyattic** · #88 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Weedhound

How close is too close for a flouro?

Depends on the type of lamp.
T12 tubes don't burn a correctly-watered plant even with extended contact.
T5s will, and so will CFLs. I use a New Wave T5 for my seedlings and have to raise it when they get too frisky.

Weedhound · #89 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:09

You only misted 4-5 times? How do you get AWAY with that? Do you water your RRs?

**stinkyattic** · #90 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:38

Nope, just leave them at the moisture they come out of the bag, be sure the light is dim, use wilt-pruf, mist the dome heavily the day the cuts are taken, open it 2x a week, and walk away, lol.

Weedhound · #91 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 10:48

Do you use a seedling mat or anything to keep heat on them? What temps DO you have your clones in?

**stinkyattic** · #92 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 11:20

No heat mat. The room is a fairly stable 70-80'F. I only use a heat mat if the ambient temps dip below 70'F- atm, they are all in use under my veggie starts, which live in a barely-heated sunroom that stays about 50-60'F.

I thought I'd throw in some eye candy just for fun because there won't be much to show in the way of buds for a few weeks yet. I intend to do the big flip on my DDs this weekend, but here's some to keep ya happy in the meantime!

1- A 6 week flowering pure Afghan, 'Afghani Dream', that I believe to be the pre-2000 version of the line. I love her! *smooch
2- Some month-flowering plants of all varieties. They live under a HPS k in a room that is built for a total of 2k, but I only plugged in the second lamp for the first time this morning because it just didn't make any sense to run the 2nd light over empty panda, lol!
3- Now the little guys in the trays are rooted and healthy enough to take the heat, so the light got put online this morning.
4- My ballast is up on a milk crate out of reach of high water. The other ballast is on a totally different breaker but it, too, is on a milk crate.
5- My timers are set staggered to as not to both switch on at the same time and possibly overload any circuits- this IS redundant I know because they aren't even on the same freakin' breaker, but I've got redundancy on the brain these days lol!

Weedhound · #93 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 14:58

Very nice bathrooom.....

Damn you've got some LOVELY stuff starting there.....PARTY AT STINKY'S!!

Mr. Clandestine · #94 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 15:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by stinkyattic

Then some of my mite control 'bots. I gotta really keep an eye on them; they get lazy and wander off into other parts of the house. Slackers.

Haha, when I vegged in my crawlspace my assassins would get bored and do the same thing. They always managed to make their way to the house ventilation ducts, and would surprise us in the middle of the night by crawling up our legs! I didn't mind, but the missus would completely lose her mind every time. Then, when she realized what it was, she'd pick up the little bugger and play with it. I found a cool picture of a ladybug eating a thrip, hopefully the attachment will work.

Log's looking good, and thank you for the eye candy!

...one question, and sorry if it's already been addressed, but are you using Rapid Rooters for your clones? If so, do those things mess with pH as bad as rockwool or Jiffy cubes might?

**stinkyattic** · #95 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 15:32

Yup I'm using rapidrooters because I looooove them so much. And nope, I've never had the slightest inkling of a pH problem. They are composed of composted tree bark, some sort of binder -why do I have the feeling it's a rubber of some sort- maybe the same shit as WiltPruf? I dunno... gotta stop smoking so much; I remember the grow shop guy telling me the actual composition. I have no idea where he finds this shit out. I mean, it's all proprietary! Plus it's inoculated with beneficials to help reduce risk of mold. The compost component keeps pH very stable with no adjustment prior to use. Since switching to RRs my success rate has approached 100%, with any deaths happening during the vulnerable hardening-off period.

Lol @ your wife playing with the ladybugs! That's funny. They ARE cute. I want to get a family portrait this weekend that shows the incredible range of colors and markings among my ladybug population. They go from dull orange to vibrant red and the spotting is anywhere from completely absent to a dozen dots!

Weedhound · #96 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 15:36

Perhaps rubber occurs to you because you can bounce them around like a superball.....

Mr. Clandestine · #97 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 15:37

Thanks for your feedback on the RR's, I'm probably going to pick up a pack of them pretty soon. I've heard good things about them, and with confirmation from you, now I know they're true! Take care.

OahuLocal · #98 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 16:45

When are you going to transplant those seedlings? Wont the roots strangle each other?

How many plants are there all together?

Nice Set up

SnSstealth · #99 (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 16:47

i love the RR too...works fine for me...and the gel...lol...that pic is cool as hell....used to love seeing a ladybug on a nug...good juju...everythings lookin great stinky

whiskeytango

Twentyinches · #**100** (**permalink**) Mar-14-2008, 22:50

Stinky, this is a wonderful thread I have been following, the pix and instructions with cloning and all that are awesome, the pix help a lot. It's always been something I've wanted to try. Well done

btw I feel like I've been in your house seein all the rooms

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