Stoney's Luv Shack

[Stoneyluv]

another yella!!! dirty yella too!!!

 

[doublej]

another yella!!!

Told ya

 

[Stoneyluv]

Told ya

i used to belong to one of those drinking clubs (the fraternal order of the eagles (FOE)) and they would have nascar watches and every time there was a cation it was 25 cent shots... a night at bristol was a good night!!!!! hahaha

 

[doublej]

i used to belong to one of those drinking clubs (the fraternal order of the eagles (FOE)) and they would have nascar watches and every time there was a cation it was 25 cent shots... a night at bristol was a good night!!!!! hahaha

Well fk, gotta start dinner, I'll have to catch pices of the rest.

 

[doublej]

Almost all these seeds are, well it's gonna be a night of introduction of air for the little bitches

 

[Stoneyluv]

fuckin lovely....

 

[Stoneyluv]

snow melted and time to fire engines on a saturday!!!!

gettin ready for green flag!!! go #17!!!!!!

 

[Stoneyluv]

 

[Stoneyluv]

lights are about to come on so i snapped a few pics.. also turned up the spectrum to 80% power.. this marks the fourteenth night of flowering...

 

[Observer]

lights are about to come on so i snapped a few pics.. also turned up the spectrum to 80% power.. this marks the fourteenth night of flowering...

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Love the 3rd pic.

 

[Stoneyluv]

Love the 3rd pic.

i always shoot that pic blind, can't see the screen holding it up and always have to shoot a few shots to get a get good one! haha

gonna take them out and rearrange them all by size, a little defol and maybe put the net on the tops to keep em separated!!!

 

[Beachwalker]

i used to belong to one of those drinking clubs (the fraternal order of the eagles (FOE)) and they would have nascar watches and every time there was a cation it was 25 cent shots... a night at bristol was a good night!!!!! hahaha

I was an Eagle! Big fun back in my drinking days ...and a Moose

Edit: I'm a NHRA fan tho

 

[Zen_seeker]

lights are about to come on so i snapped a few pics.. also turned up the spectrum to 80% power.. this marks the fourteenth night of flowering...

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Looking good bud!

As you noted in my thread we’re on the same timeline. Unfortunately we aren’t as lush as yours.

Got about a week of stretch left I think. We’ve had two warm days in a row so I’m hoping the magic starts now.

 

[Skinnypuppy80]

Looking very nice!! Why can't I take pics like that lol Everytime I see this thread, my brain plays that song by the b-52's, damn you! lol

 

[Stoneyluv]

I was an Eagle! Big fun back in my drinking days ...and a Moose

Edit: I'm a NHRA fan tho

ahhh yeah the ol FOE baby!!! i'm a drag racing fan, not as much as i once was but still watch em!! that 4 wide is awesome!!

Looking good bud!

As you noted in my thread we’re on the same timeline. Unfortunately we aren’t as lush as yours.

Got about a week of stretch left I think. We’ve had two warm days in a row so I’m hoping the magic starts now.

you're right man i'm just now seeing some slowing the past couple days, it's about time for me to take them all out and rearrange them all for the final time and set the net on. i was looking last night and i might have to remove my shelf brackets to get the net on perfect, something i need to look at. i also need to keep reminding me myself to check my rear vent, i was messing with it and might have accidentally moved it and i need to make sure there are no light leaks coming from the other cabinet. the only way i can check is empty it and go inside and close the doors.

gonna mix up some more tea this weekend again.. i just hope they're ready for some water. these are all very slow drinkers except the tall sour tangie she is drinking four to five times the amount and every few days. the others go like week before needing water. this is another reason i want to take them all out and get hands on each one fell the weight. i'll keep that tangie up front just to make it easy to water..

Looking very nice!! Why can't I take pics like that lol Everytime I see this thread, my brain plays that song by the b-52's, damn you! lol

Thanks SkinnyP!! i think the black walls make the photos better than what they are. i just use an old nikon point and shoot.

thats the threads theme song right there!!!! ahhhh yeah!!!

 

[Beachwalker]

ahhh yeah the ol FOE baby!!! i'm a drag racing fan, not as much as i once was but still watch em!! that 4 wide is awesome!!



you're right man i'm just now seeing some slowing the past couple days, it's about time for me to take them all out and rearrange them all for the final time and set the net on. i was looking last night and i might have to remove my shelf brackets to get the net on perfect, something i need to look at. i also need to keep reminding me myself to check my rear vent, i was messing with it and might have accidentally moved it and i need to make sure there are no light leaks coming from the other cabinet. the only way i can check is empty it and go inside and close the doors.

gonna mix up some more tea this weekend again.. i just hope they're ready for some water. these are all very slow drinkers except the tall sour tangie she is drinking four to five times the amount and every few days. the others go like week before needing water. this is another reason i want to take them all out and get hands on each one fell the weight. i'll keep that tangie up front just to make it easy to water..



Thanks SkinnyP!! i think the black walls make the photos better than what they are. i just use an old nikon point and shoot.

thats the threads theme song right there!!!! ahhhh yeah!!!

4 wide! It was on last weekend

I was an Eagle most of the 80's, had some great times with those brothers!

 

[Stoneyluv]

4 wide! It was on last weekend

I was an Eagle most of the 80's, had some great times with those brothers!

i was watching some of it!! i like all forms of racing, pretty much anything go fast!!!!

man i bet those places were wild in the 80's!!!


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took all the plants out and fixed my light leaks.. had two of em, pretty bad too, i could have written a letter home from camp by how bright it was.. hope i didn't cause any problems. it's fixed now.

rearranged them all by size, lucked out and all the strains are next to each other... got the net on and we're ready for the finish. i pulled a few leaves off not many, maybe two dozen at most. mostly in the middle under squares that didn't have a branch sticking through. kinked a few of the sour tangie stalks, those might be the only ones that require any attention growing forward!!

 

[Bandit420]

Wall to wall flowers!!!! Looking great!
25 points up for grabs starting this morning by casting noms for the NASCAR Hall of Fame. After you vote for your nominations the next page will be a code to enter in the promo code box at Fan Rewards

https://www.nascar.com/halloffame

 

[Stoneyluv]

Wall to wall flowers!!!! Looking great!
25 points up for grabs starting this morning by casting noms for the NASCAR Hall of Fame. After you vote for your nominations the next page will be a code to enter in the promo code box at Fan Rewards

https://www.nascar.com/halloffame

cool man, thanks!!! i'm getting close to level up.. maybe next week...



ya gotta love nascar's stoner math.. got 3210, need 290 yet, but level up is only 3000.. hahaha

missed a powerball the other week, missed my ten points.

 

[Stoneyluv]

25 days of 12/12... gave them a heavy feeding three days ago...

 

[Observer]

25 days of 12/12... gave them a heavy feeding three days ago...

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25 days in

Nice

I suspect, and hope those fuckers mass up for ya.

Swell them bitches.

 

[Observer]

Have you thought about crop steering methods at all, lol? Nows the time to try a little Generative crop steering techniques, nothing too crazy, its mainly water volume and e.c variables at certain times, besides the environment, I think. Lol.

 

[Stoneyluv]

25 days in

Nice

I suspect, and hope those fuckers mass up for ya.

Swell them bitches.

me too man!! hopin they get swole!!!!! last time i SOG'd i ended up with a pound, hoping to beat that number this time.

Have you thought about crop steering methods at all, lol? Nows the time to try a little Generative crop steering techniques, nothing too crazy, its mainly water volume and e.c variables at certain times, besides the environment, I think. Lol.

not too much i haven't.. i mean i guess i do a little in some sorts.. my nute changes, my light spectrums, a little dryer in the rh.

sometimes it tough for me to manage dry backs.. they all use a different amount and i can't get in there to lift them at this point so i kind of just go with the average.. when most of them need water they all get it.

i want to start messing with these sensors and see how reliable they are...

 

[Observer]

me too man!! hopin they get swole!!!!! last time i SOG'd i ended up with a pound, hoping to beat that number this time.



not too much i haven't.. i mean i guess i do a little in some sorts.. my nute changes, my light spectrums, a little dryer in the rh.

sometimes it tough for me to manage dry backs.. they all use a different amount and i can't get in there to lift them at this point so i kind of just go with the average.. when most of them need water they all get it.

i want to start messing with these sensors and see how reliable they are...

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WC% sensors?

or some kind of media sensor based off the stake like look?

 

[Observer]

me too man!! hopin they get swole!!!!! last time i SOG'd i ended up with a pound, hoping to beat that number this time.



not too much i haven't.. i mean i guess i do a little in some sorts.. my nute changes, my light spectrums, a little dryer in the rh.

sometimes it tough for me to manage dry backs.. they all use a different amount and i can't get in there to lift them at this point so i kind of just go with the average.. when most of them need water they all get it.

automation is the way xD

i want to start messing with these sensors and see how reliable they are...

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[Stoneyluv]

WC% sensors?

or some kind of media sensor based off the stake like look?

automation is the way xD

yep, a soil moisture sensor. i believe it's a on or off signal. but it also has an analog so maybe it can report a variable resistance.. i haven't messed with it at all but i plan to soon.

i also want to pick up this model to compare the two..

that one also as a digital and analog.

it would be cool just to start with a monitor till i trusted it.. maybe a multi color led for each plant, green is get ready to water in a couple days - yellow is if ya wanna make tea now's the time - and red is for dude what are doing water your freakin plants!! haha

if/when i trusted it i would connect auto watering to each plant.

get ec soil sensors and do nute dosing with it too.. with all that you wouldn't even need a human to grow.

 

[Observer]

yep, a soil moisture sensor. i believe it's a on or off signal. but it also has an analog so maybe it can report a variable resistance.. i haven't messed with it at all but i plan to soon.

i also want to pick up this model to compare the two..

that one also as a digital and analog.

it would be cool just to start with a monitor till i trusted it.. maybe a multi color led for each plant, green is get ready to water in a couple days - yellow is if ya wanna make tea now's the time - and red is for dude what are doing water your freakin plants!! haha

if/when i trusted it i would connect auto watering to each plant.

get ec soil sensors and do nute dosing with it too.. with all that you wouldn't even need a human to grow.

Well...I recently learned about "leaf sensors", they measure the turgor pressure supposedly, and can "accurately"(?) tell when a plant needs watering again, I bet you could go down that rabbit hole and design that too, looked fairly simple, nearly 3D printed device that clips on to the leafs, I can post a link if you want, more evolved than me atm

 

[Observer]

yep, a soil moisture sensor. i believe it's a on or off signal. but it also has an analog so maybe it can report a variable resistance.. i haven't messed with it at all but i plan to soon.

i also want to pick up this model to compare the two..

that one also as a digital and analog.

it would be cool just to start with a monitor till i trusted it.. maybe a multi color led for each plant, green is get ready to water in a couple days - yellow is if ya wanna make tea now's the time - and red is for dude what are doing water your freakin plants!! haha

if/when i trusted it i would connect auto watering to each plant.

get ec soil sensors and do nute dosing with it too.. with all that you wouldn't even need a human to grow.

Sorry, I don't exactly understand the digital and analog difference in this scenario.

If you could give a brief summary/explanation I could make sense of it.

I'm thirsty for knowledge, the power of humans sharing factual information, and working things out.

Thanks.

 

[Stoneyluv]

Well...I recently learned about "leaf sensors", they measure the turgor pressure supposedly, and can "accurately"(?) tell when a plant needs watering again, I bet you could go down that rabbit hole and design that too, looked fairly simple, nearly 3D printed device that clips on to the leafs, I can post a link if you want, more evolved than me atm

oh that sounds cool as hell... yeah man, show me!!!

Sorry I don't exactly understand the digital and analog difference in this scenario.

so the digital would either be an off or on option, like all or nothing. where as analog could give a variable output from say 1 to 10 and anywhere in between.

the "megas" can read up to 16 analog inputs. that just happens to be the same number of plants i grow!!!!

 

[Stoneyluv]

Leaf sensors can tell farmers when crops need to be watered | Penn State University

Plant-based sensors that measure the thickness and electrical capacitance of leaves show great promise for telling farmers when to activate their irrigation systems, preventing both water waste and parched plants, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.

www.psu.edu

so these sensors actually measure the thickness of the leaf to determine moisture... brilliant!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Observer]

oh that sounds cool as hell... yeah man, show me!!!



so the digital would either be an off or on option, like all or nothing. where as analog could give a variable output from say 1 to 10 and anywhere in between.

the "megas" can read up to 16 analog inputs. that just happens to be the same number of plants i grow!!!!

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Ok glad I'm not the only that has not heard about leaf sensors...haha...I just learned this last night....regardless how ever accurate it may be...

Leaf Sensors for Precision Agriculture

aeroponics.com

Leaf sensors can tell farmers when crops need to be watered | Penn State University

Plant-based sensors that measure the thickness and electrical capacitance of leaves show great promise for telling farmers when to activate their irrigation systems, preventing both water waste and parched plants, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.

www.psu.edu

 

[Observer]

Ok glad I'm not the only that has not heard about leaf sensors...haha...I just learned this last night....regardless how ever accurate it may be...

Leaf Sensors for Precision Agriculture

aeroponics.com

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Leaf sensors can tell farmers when crops need to be watered | Penn State University

Plant-based sensors that measure the thickness and electrical capacitance of leaves show great promise for telling farmers when to activate their irrigation systems, preventing both water waste and parched plants, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.

www.psu.edu

looks like plastic and some wire and a pcb board? Copper wires? I don't know that stuff as well/terminology

But here's some of the info

Figure you and moe know or could figure out more about this and coding the software, And 3d printing the hardware.

And wanted yalls opinion, maybe this could be another cheap tool/sensor easily manufactured.

 

[Observer]

Leaf sensors can tell farmers when crops need to be watered | Penn State University

Plant-based sensors that measure the thickness and electrical capacitance of leaves show great promise for telling farmers when to activate their irrigation systems, preventing both water waste and parched plants, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.

www.psu.edu

so these sensors actually measure the thickness of the leaf to determine moisture... brilliant!!!!!!!!!!

Yup

I find it little crazy I've not seen this on any grow forum lol

 

[Stoneyluv]

looks like plastic and some wire and a pcb board? Copper wires? I don't know that stuff as well/terminology

But here's some of the info

Figure you and moe know or could figure out more about this and coding the software, And 3d printing the hardware.

And wanted yalls opinion, maybe this could be another cheap tool/sensor easily manufactured us.

wow $130 per sensor.. 16 sensors = $2080 for my setup.. the rest is all doable and can be DIY.

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yeah i googled your "leaf sensor" and it one of the first results!!! haha

 

[Observer]

wow $130 per sensor.. 16 sensors = $2080 for my setup.. the rest is all doable and can be DIY.

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yeah i googled your "leaf sensor" and it one of the first results!!! haha

Yea that price is insane I figured you could make this so much cheaper and then tell me how lol =)

 

[Stoneyluv]

Yea that price is insane I figured you could make this so much cheaper and then tell me how lol =)

maybe buy just one and backward engineer it...

it might just be a measuring laser that shines through the leaf.

it might need to be calibrated for each individual plant.. measure the leaf when the plant is happy, then measure when dry. then tell the computer to look for those numbers from the sensor and react however you tell it.

not hard to connect or program really. just depends on the accuracy of the measurement.

 

[Stoneyluv]

Yea that price is insane I figured you could make this so much cheaper and then tell me how lol =)

these here measure the moisture on the leaf itself, for the price it might just be worth a try!!

https://www.amazon.com/Humidity-Controller-Detector-Automatic-Watering/dp/B0761X3M9Q/ref=sr_1_7

 

[Observer]

maybe buy just one and backward engineer it...

it might just be a measuring laser that shines through the leaf.

it might need to be calibrated for each individual plant.. measure the leaf when the plant is happy, then measure when dry. then tell the computer to look for those numbers from the sensor and react however you tell it.

not hard to connect or program really. just depends on the accuracy of the measurement.

i did see a calibration page somewhere, i think on the first link, the aeroponics page link

 

[Observer]

maybe buy just one and backward engineer it...

it might just be a measuring laser that shines through the leaf.

it might need to be calibrated for each individual plant.. measure the leaf when the plant is happy, then measure when dry. then tell the computer to look for those numbers from the sensor and react however you tell it.

not hard to connect or program really. just depends on the accuracy of the measurement.

That doesn't sound too difficult to calibrate per batch either, one could dry out the plant and take measurements with the right device in a consistently controlled environment.

 

[Zen_seeker]

maybe buy just one and backward engineer it...

it might just be a measuring laser that shines through the leaf.

it might need to be calibrated for each individual plant.. measure the leaf when the plant is happy, then measure when dry. then tell the computer to look for those numbers from the sensor and react however you tell it.

not hard to connect or program really. just depends on the accuracy of the measurement.

Unfortunately it doesn’t sound like you could use one and run multiple leads to plants. Unless the board has multiple contact points. Out of my zone of knowledge.