Them

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Allglad

how kewl Them...hang in there.

I had been building something like this with hose under the roots rather than PVC. When I finally have my system done I think I will make my design more like this.

My design also includes air stones below the sprayers and hoses up top for an occational top feed.

Nice work.

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vpur

whats the purpose of the airstones below the sprayers?

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Allglad

I like to make sure there is lots of air down there.

I will try and have the air on a different elec. circuit so that if I loose my pump or something at least the stones will be move'n the water....so its also a back up in emergencies.

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vpur

Wow I have to see this set up.... sounds like you have lots of experience.

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Them

Thanks Allglad,
I'm glad you like the design.

A few of the buds are starting to turn red. It's getting sticky in here.

DrDankman

Them nice to hear that things are getting back on track...
the girls are looking good!

they have been flowering for what 70days now? with about a month of being dormant??

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Them

Yes today is seventy days flowering.

I'm not sure about the dormancy timing, but I do feel ten weeks is a long time to flower. I think eight to nine weeks is about right but of coarse the strain plays a part to some degree as to flowering time. I still have some time to go before I can harvest so the flowering time on this grow is, in my opinion, longer than usual. Although I have noticed-scrub has had some long flowering times in the past, maybe he will shed more light on the matter.

The buds are starting to turn red. I will let them go a few more days before I flush to plane water.

Them

Quote:
Originally Posted by daltron View Post
Hello Mrs D here

I've not read alot of Dave's writing's before today, I had no idea he knew so many people here. I would like to thank everybody for all of their well wishes and kind words.

Thursday the day of Dave's operation was a nice morning, it was beautiful outside. We went for a early morning walk, along with Dave's favorite dog, who never leaves his side.
Upon our return we sat on the back porch, breakfast would have been nice, but Dave was not allowed to eat or drink anything. So we just sat there, it was a quite day so far. All of the animals knew something was up though, they stuck to Dave like glue and followed him everywhere.

It was 11 AM and time to take Dave in for his surgery; he didn't want to go but knew he had to. By 12:15 he was checked in and on his gurney being pushed into the surgery.....he had a strange smile on his face and told me not to hang around for 4 hours just waiting for him, I stayed, I waited, and waited...... 6 hours later a nurse came out to let me know that things were running a Little longer than expected but everything would be OK. She led me to a private waiting room telling me I would be more comfortable there.

I did not have to wait long before Dave's doctor came in. I remember that he was a mess and looked tired as he explained to me that there had been some problems beyond his control and my husband , Dave, was dead


I know not what else to say except that you guy's brought joy and companionship to Dave along with pain relief. He counted many of you as friends and talked about you all often, so I thought you all would like to know.
Wednesday noon will be a small grave side service for Dave , I had to wait for Dave's kids and brothers to fly in, and now I have a houseful of people who have found Dave's grow room which has raised more than just a few eyebrows.

I would like to thank everyone here who gave Dave a new lease on life and helped to extend his life a few years longer than what was suppose be.
Doctors were amazed when Dave got his appetite back and started to eat again.{something that Dave called the munchies} Then he slowly reduced by half the amount of pain pills he was taking, which gave me back my Dave and for that I will always be in your debt.

I won't pretend to know what you all do here, but I do want you to know that it has made a difference a big difference to me. If only for a few more years you gave me back my husband, thank-you

Mrs Dave Daltron



This brings it all into perspective...why we are here...why we do what we do. When I read this and some of the responses from some of the people here I realized we are a family! We may not know each other personally but we still know each other, maybe better than we may think.

I'm going to smoke a bowel now in remembrance of "Dave" someone whom I never met but hold as a brother.

I will see you on the other side!

vpur

Wow that was years ago, I didnt think you were on here when Daltron was around.

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