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    those tri's tho

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    I'm sore fellas
    Job been easier since covid and gotten lazy
    We got absolutely slammed
    last couple days... didn't have
    enough help . Might actually
    get a good night's sleep

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    Quote Originally Posted by gauchojake View Post
    those tri's tho
    Sup Lakergirl

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow View Post
    I'm sore fellas
    Job been easier since covid and gotten lazy
    We got absolutely slammed
    last couple days... didn't have
    enough help . Might actually
    get a good night's sleep
    Hire a couple super hot college girls
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow View Post
    Sup Lakergirl
    sup homie

    just watching the lakers dominate q1

    pretty sure they will blow it
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo View Post
    Hire a couple super hot college girls
    Got a better idea


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    Quote Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow View Post
    Lmfao

    I read the story and saw the video several times already......that was some totally intense, awesome, weird boner material right there!...Damn I belched!...

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    DDDs
    Shute wants me to choose a side
    between him and EddyMunny
    This is suicide, but I think I gotta
    go back in there and swing on Eddy

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    The moment I hit submit post
    with an attack on Eddy
    That very moment I'm a
    online version of one these



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    Choose sides for what?

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    WAR

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    You woke me up DDDs
    Oh well 5 hours of sleep it is

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    This is the world we are living in now

    absolute clown show


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    Quote Originally Posted by KVB View Post
    Just made a huuuuge discovery.

    Making my world famous spaghetti sauce, rosted onions and peppers, all homemade and it takes time, as the sauce is made in layers. Completely my own recipe.

    As I get it simmering I take periodic tastes to see which stage we're at, to see which of the many components are making their way into the overall sauce.

    But I also had some munchies, so I start eating some fresh tortilla chips.

    Then the two hit my mouth at the same time.

    My world famous spaghetti sauce hooked up with the tortilla chip and they had, in my mouth, what could only be described as a match made in heaven love child.

    did you make a huge discovery? or did you make chips and salsa

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    Quote Originally Posted by KVB View Post
    Just made a huuuuge discovery.

    Making my world famous spaghetti sauce, rosted onions and peppers
    you can tell this guy is not italian

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    An opto-isolator (also called an optocoupler, photocoupler, or optical isolator) is an electronic component that transfers electrical signals between two isolated circuits by using light





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    This guy just burst onto the scene

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    The KVB NCAAB Technical Value Fund has picked up...

    916 2-Mar TULSA +4 (-110)

    This is for tomorrow and is a Circa line from Nevada. I havent' posted many of those for this Fund but I did today. I also have the opener of +5 but expect to see this line at 3.5 or 4 throughout the world.

    We will drop it down if it doesn't get there, just like in football.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wolfmanmeadows View Post
    did you make a huge discovery? or did you make chips and salsa
    Huuuges discovery.

    No question.

    Huuuge.

    Problem with all thes polyhybrids are the variations in phenotypes of the same buds.

    I'm pulling for no flower to be sold, I want it all made into whole plant concentrates. I wll lose that battle by one vote, though.

    Growing a few batches from the same clones of this bud, Sweeties, but they all look different.

    Sweeties is a cross between Tahoe OG, Girl Scout Cookies and The White.

    That is then crossed with Face Off Bx1.

    The originals are crossed as well, like the Girl Scout Cookies, which is OG Kush and Durban Poison.

    Crazy, but none of this is new. Archive Seed Bank and I think Kush for Breakfast created the strain.

    Here's as different strain, from the end of last year, that will go unnamed but here the test results...

    Total THC: 28.243%
    Total CBD: .341%
    Total Terps: 2.44%
    Limonene: .62%
    Caryophyliene: .41%
    trans-Ocimne: .41%
    Myrcene: .27%
    Pinene: .21%

    Going to try to replicate this, again.


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    Quote Originally Posted by DiggityDaggityDo View Post
    Hire a couple super hot college girls
    It becomes a different business once even one employee is hired, especially in California.

    It's the biggest hurdle to turning a profit. In CA empoloyees are expensive. In some cases prohibitively expensive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow View Post
    You woke me up DDDs
    Oh well 5 hours of sleep it is
    5 hours sleep, that's the norm for me.
    Welcome to my world.

    I spent my whole adult professional life working graveyard in IT
    When you work five nights a week, every week for pretty much three decades from 11pm to 7am your sleep cycle is a mess.
    Couple that with the fact if one is glued to multiple computer terminals for most of those working hours that too is not conducive to good sleep habits.

    I have three doctors, a GP who's fantastic.
    She runs point so to speak.
    She makes sure my BP stays normal, she makes sure my heart is fine, cholesterol, weight, all those things a good professional GP should do. I gained ten pounds over the Dec/Jan holiday season and as a result blood sugar and cholrseral levels became elevated.
    I knew this too, but I need her to tell me what to do about it, how to do it.
    She lays the smack down but in a mild, professional matter.

    The other doctors are the hip/back specialist because well, I have a very bad hip.

    Lastly, to make my point which only I can do in a long winded fashion that nobody can do better than me because brevity is not my forte is my psychiatrist.

    Everybody needs a psychiatrist because nobody is wired perfectly.
    His thing is sleep and mental heath.
    He's real big on sleep, he controls my meds, how much and what they do for me.
    Five hours is barely enough he says, and he's right, he went to school for 10 years after graduating high school to learn all about that.
    He's a damn good at what he does.

    He's also right it's not normal for one to work all those years on the over nights.
    He's right again, but unless you are a cop, firefighter, medical worker, I/T professional, or work at NORAD for instance certain people have to do it and it ain't easy to do your job, report to your empty suited managers at 8am that get paid double what you make and report to them the status of their multi million dollar IT data center. 98 percent of the time the work gets done flawlessly and the billion dollar corporation can do business that business day normally because the work that me, by partner and four others do.

    For those rare 2 percent of the time, maybe four to six days a year if things did not go right at say 3am and business is delayed from opening for say two hours I have to make sure to detail everything that went wrong, why did it go wrong, what did I do about it to rectify the problem, if I could not resolve the problem on my own who did I call at 3am if anybody to assist you if the problem is say a programmer error, etc. etc. etc.
    On those 98 percent of the other days a year, when things go flawlessly on the overnight, and it's business as usual and the company can conduct business as usual and continue to rake in multi million dollars, well that doesn't happen my accident, I (and my partner) and the other group of four that do their thing made it possible, I am a huge part of why that happens.

    And God forbid if you slept through that problem when it occurred at 3am, because if you did, well can you say 'terminated'?
    Yeah, that kind of professional pressure.
    I'm real good at what I do, I must be, one upper executive type once said to about six years ago 'Bill (my real name in real life) you are the reason why I sleep well at night'

    I'll never forget that.
    Priceless.

    Get my point?
    Sleep is critical.


    I'll smell you guys later, I work from home all the time now.
    I got work work to do, household work to do, you know March budgets, family banking business paperwork to do, you know it is March 1, it tool me 2 hours to close out February's business, do some cooking, look after the dogs while the Mrs. is taking care of other family errands.
    Than I really need to put in another a couple of hours prep time for this opening MLB season, it's my passion and hobby and I do make some side business money at it too.

    Be back around 7

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    Quote Originally Posted by KVB View Post
    Huuuges discovery.

    No question.

    Huuuge.

    Problem with all thes polyhybrids are the variations in phenotypes of the same buds.

    I'm pulling for no flower to be sold, I want it all made into whole plant concentrates. I wll lose that battle by one vote, though.

    Growing a few batches from the same clones of this bud, Sweeties, but they all look different.

    Sweeties is a cross between Tahoe OG, Girl Scout Cookies and The White.

    That is then crossed with Face Off Bx1.

    The originals are crossed as well, like the Girl Scout Cookies, which is OG Kush and Durban Poison.

    Crazy, but none of this is new. Archive Seed Bank and I think Kush for Breakfast created the strain.

    Here's as different strain, from the end of last year, that will go unnamed but here the test results...

    Total THC: 28.243%
    Total CBD: .341%
    Total Terps: 2.44%
    Limonene: .62%
    Caryophyliene: .41%
    trans-Ocimne: .41%
    Myrcene: .27%
    Pinene: .21%

    Going to try to replicate this, again.

    down with the tahoe crosses, old school. almost got some gushers but it never panned out

    you are growing clones from the same mother and they all have different expressions? or different clones of different phenos of the same sweeties line?

    what kind of concentrates? BH No?

    wish i had terps like that

    how many times a day are you watering? you in soil?


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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    5 hours sleep, that's the norm for me.
    Welcome to my world.

    I spent my whole adult professional life working graveyard in IT
    When you work five nights a week, every week for pretty much three decades from 11pm to 7am your sleep cycle is a mess.
    Couple that with the fact if one is glued to multiple computer terminals for most of those working hours that too is not conducive to good sleep habits.

    I have three doctors, a GP who's fantastic.
    She runs point so to speak.
    She makes sure my BP stays normal, she makes sure my heart is fine, cholesterol, weight, all those things a good professional GP should do. I gained ten pounds over the Dec/Jan holiday season and as a result blood sugar and cholrseral levels became elevated.
    I knew this too, but I need her to tell me what to do about it, how to do it.
    She lays the smack down but in a mild, professional matter.

    The other doctors are the hip/back specialist because well, I have a very bad hip.

    Lastly, to make my point which only I can do in a long winded fashion that nobody can do better than me because brevity is not my forte is my psychiatrist.

    Everybody needs a psychiatrist because nobody is wired perfectly.
    His thing is sleep and mental heath.
    He's real big on sleep, he controls my meds, how much and what they do for me.
    Five hours is barely enough he says, and he's right, he went to school for 10 years after graduating high school to learn all about that.
    He's a damn good at what he does.

    He's also right it's not normal for one to work all those years on the over nights.
    He's right again, but unless you are a cop, firefighter, medical worker, I/T professional, or work at NORAD for instance certain people have to do it and it ain't easy to do your job, report to your empty suited managers at 8am that get paid double what you make and report to them the status of their multi million dollar IT data center. 98 percent of the time the work gets done flawlessly and the billion dollar corporation can do business that business day normally because the work that me, by partner and four others do.

    For those rare 2 percent of the time, maybe four to six days a year if things did not go right at say 3am and business is delayed from opening for say two hours I have to make sure to detail everything that went wrong, why did it go wrong, what did I do about it to rectify the problem, if I could not resolve the problem on my own who did I call at 3am if anybody to assist you if the problem is say a programmer error, etc. etc. etc.
    On those 98 percent of the other days a year, when things go flawlessly on the overnight, and it's business as usual and the company can conduct business as usual and continue to rake in multi million dollars, well that doesn't happen my accident, I (and my partner) and the other group of four that do their thing made it possible, I am a huge part of why that happens.

    And God forbid if you slept through that problem when it occurred at 3am, because if you did, well can you say 'terminated'?
    Yeah, that kind of professional pressure.
    I'm real good at what I do, I must be, one upper executive type once said to about six years ago 'Bill (my real name in real life) you are the reason why I sleep well at night'

    I'll never forget that.
    Priceless.

    Get my point?
    Sleep is critical.


    I'll smell you guys later, I work from home all the time now.
    I got work work to do, household work to do, you know March budgets, family banking business paperwork to do, you know it is March 1, it tool me 2 hours to close out February's business, do some cooking, look after the dogs while the Mrs. is taking care of other family errands.
    Than I really need to put in another a couple of hours prep time for this opening MLB season, it's my passion and hobby and I do make some side business money at it too.

    Be back around 7
    did graveyard for a long time too
    idk , always been resilient , but now at 38 it catching up
    glad you trust your docs and all but be careful
    with prescriptions if they start adding up , ya know
    going to try to sleep a bit more, but you try to sleep with this god damned mind of mine
    good post Nash

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    Quote Originally Posted by gauchojake View Post
    This guy just burst onto the scene
    the man the myth the legend

    Wolfman trolls people who dont realize hes trolling

    actually a smart gent if you listen close enough
    already a 1st ballot HOF in my book
    he reminds me a lot of 2 posters who are no longer here
    absolute A+ quality all around , he was, or both were, or is now

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevenash View Post
    5 hours sleep, that's the norm for me.
    Welcome to my world.

    I spent my whole adult professional life working graveyard in IT
    When you work five nights a week, every week for pretty much three decades from 11pm to 7am your sleep cycle is a mess.
    Couple that with the fact if one is glued to multiple computer terminals for most of those working hours that too is not conducive to good sleep habits.

    I have three doctors, a GP who's fantastic.
    She runs point so to speak.
    She makes sure my BP stays normal, she makes sure my heart is fine, cholesterol, weight, all those things a good professional GP should do. I gained ten pounds over the Dec/Jan holiday season and as a result blood sugar and cholrseral levels became elevated.
    I knew this too, but I need her to tell me what to do about it, how to do it.
    She lays the smack down but in a mild, professional matter.

    The other doctors are the hip/back specialist because well, I have a very bad hip.

    Lastly, to make my point which only I can do in a long winded fashion that nobody can do better than me because brevity is not my forte is my psychiatrist.

    Everybody needs a psychiatrist because nobody is wired perfectly.
    His thing is sleep and mental heath.
    He's real big on sleep, he controls my meds, how much and what they do for me.
    Five hours is barely enough he says, and he's right, he went to school for 10 years after graduating high school to learn all about that.
    He's a damn good at what he does.

    He's also right it's not normal for one to work all those years on the over nights.
    He's right again, but unless you are a cop, firefighter, medical worker, I/T professional, or work at NORAD for instance certain people have to do it and it ain't easy to do your job, report to your empty suited managers at 8am that get paid double what you make and report to them the status of their multi million dollar IT data center. 98 percent of the time the work gets done flawlessly and the billion dollar corporation can do business that business day normally because the work that me, by partner and four others do.

    For those rare 2 percent of the time, maybe four to six days a year if things did not go right at say 3am and business is delayed from opening for say two hours I have to make sure to detail everything that went wrong, why did it go wrong, what did I do about it to rectify the problem, if I could not resolve the problem on my own who did I call at 3am if anybody to assist you if the problem is say a programmer error, etc. etc. etc.
    On those 98 percent of the other days a year, when things go flawlessly on the overnight, and it's business as usual and the company can conduct business as usual and continue to rake in multi million dollars, well that doesn't happen my accident, I (and my partner) and the other group of four that do their thing made it possible, I am a huge part of why that happens.

    And God forbid if you slept through that problem when it occurred at 3am, because if you did, well can you say 'terminated'?
    Yeah, that kind of professional pressure.
    I'm real good at what I do, I must be, one upper executive type once said to about six years ago 'Bill (my real name in real life) you are the reason why I sleep well at night'

    I'll never forget that.
    Priceless.

    Get my point?
    Sleep is critical.


    I'll smell you guys later, I work from home all the time now.
    I got work work to do, household work to do, you know March budgets, family banking business paperwork to do, you know it is March 1, it tool me 2 hours to close out February's business, do some cooking, look after the dogs while the Mrs. is taking care of other family errands.
    Than I really need to put in another a couple of hours prep time for this opening MLB season, it's my passion and hobby and I do make some side business money at it too.

    Be back around 7
    thanks for the insights, gives me another perspective

    i hope you didn't sacrifice sleep to type that post

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    wolfman if your still around , what is the max yield you think someone could get
    with a deep culture waterfall , recirculating falponic set up
    in a 4x 8 tent with 8 plant sites if using a above average yielding strain
    a trellis net will be used for SCROG

    heres a example of buckets would be in
    thats a 4x4 ,so scaled across 8 plant sites same parameters
    overall dry yield if everything is done right and goes as planned



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    It's almost that timeeeee




    Best sound in the world

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fidel_CashFlow View Post
    wolfman if your still around , what is the max yield you think someone could get
    with a deep culture waterfall , recirculating falponic set up
    in a 4x 8 tent with 8 plant sites if using a above average yielding strain
    a trellis net will be used for SCROG

    heres a example of buckets would be in
    thats a 4x4 ,so scaled across 8 plant sites same parameters
    overall dry yield if everything is done right and goes as planned



    i know nothing about that hydro style. continuous exhaust or sealed room? how many watts is the light? how many ppfd? what is the color temperature? red diodes in the fixture? how close are tops? are you using a grow controller?
    assuming continuous exhaust with a high ppfd light at the proper distance using the whole tent space with scrog and topping, no grow controller, 3-3.5#

    all the craft growers i follow use top feeding. good growers can hit 2-2.5 pounds per light. saw some cropsteering growers claim 4-4.5 per light. hoping to hit 3 per light with crop steering and pushing them hard in veg with light and co2

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    Here’s the lights

    will be two of them in 4 by 8




    The Horticulture Lighting Group HLG 600 V2 R-Spec LED light will replace a 1000W HID while only drawing 600 watts at the wall and exuding the light output of 1,522 umol/s!
    Each HLG 600 V2 R-Spec lamp uses 4 custom-designed high-efficiency white light quantum boards with a total of:




    • 1088 Top-Bin Samsung LM301H white LED arrays
    • 64 Top-Bin LH351 660nm Deep Red LED array


    • High-efficiency custom-designed white light quantum boards with Samsung LM301H white and LH351 660nm Deep Red
    • Enhanced white-light full spectrum for optimal canopy penetration and easy viewing
    • Ideal for seedling to harvest growth
    • Reliable passive-cooled design (no cooling fans required)
    • Optimal canopy penetration with diffused light via a large form factor
    • Dimmable high-efficiency Inventronics driver (120-600W range)
    • Designed and manufactured in the USA

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