Zen_seeker
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When I was a child I had a fever and my hands felt just like two balloons.
Now I got that feeling once again I can't explain.
One of my favourite.
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When I was a child I had a fever and my hands felt just like two balloons.
Now I got that feeling once again I can't explain.
One of my favourite.
One of my favourite.
so much incredible music made just before i was born... probably the reason i was born to begin with!!! haha my mom doesn't speak of it much but she was a very spirited young girl!!!!
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Bandit you make me so jelly with your co2 count!!!! i guess living in the city does have a perk... my furnace has been running in the mornings but still nowhere even close to that... i can't even reach 700... i haven't turned my lights past 70% because i'm already over 1k μmol/s . on the flip side it's kind of nice to have that as my current bottleneck versus other environment issues. it's been so cool having the 69pro controller to monitor and control my vpd better than i ever have before.
so can continue the ex-hermie outside?(because of weather/nosy neighbors/light timings or something else i never even thought of) or will you bring her back inside after quarantine?
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that truck looks awesome, looks big.. is that your first truck series to your collection? i didn't get to see many truck races this season but that was one of them!
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so how does the new purpl gear work, you can reuse that special cap but the dishes are one off?
shame on them for advertising like that... like the purple bubble wrap wasn't unique enough for them??? shame shame know their name!!!
way to find em cheaper from the source.. so do i understand correctly, it cost you about $3 a test + maybe shipping for 100pcs? or do i remember you paying more cause it was only a ten pack? just curios man, not trying to set you for bizz hahaha!!!
you try one out yet?
Love that old music!
I've recently found myself rediscovering Lynyard Skynyard.
Like we all know the music and what not. Most can probably sing some word for word having never owned an album.
But what got me was a documentary on prime right now called Freebird which was made back in 1996.
I was four when the plane crashed and I know there's the remade version of the band but what grabbed me was the force in which they were when they were on a stage playing live. Just never paid much mind to it and now I'm all blown away by it. So yeah man...51 years old and I finally bought my first LS album and I made sure to buy a live album.
Bandit you make me so jelly with your co2 count!!!! i guess living in the city does have a perk... my furnace has been running in the mornings but still nowhere even close to that... i can't even reach 700... i haven't turned my lights past 70% because i'm already over 1k μmol/s . on the flip side it's kind of nice to have that as my current bottleneck versus other environment issues. it's been so cool having the 69pro controller to monitor and control my vpd better than i ever have before.
so can continue the ex-hermie outside?(because of weather/nosy neighbors/light timings or something else i never even thought of) or will you bring her back inside after quarantine?
I was thinking about it last night. I never really liked a band enough to get all their albums. A few exceptions like Floyd but mostly I just liked the songs I’d like and didn’t matter who it was. Listening to the radio in the car was actually enjoyable until the 2000’s. Luckily tapes and CD players could be used.
Led Zeppelin
Pink Floyd
Supertramp
April wine
Triumph
Boston
Bread
Bob Seger
Kiss
David Bowie
Police
Wham
Journey
Steppenwolf (Only a few)
AC/DC
Van Halen
Def Leppard
Guns & Roses
Just too many to list.
The songs had meaning at the time and now act as place holders for past memories. Places, events and a lot of good loving. (Bad Company comes on you know you gotta get down. ) There’s a reason mix tapes got made!
i couldn't help but think of this when i saw Zen's post...
what's with the bugs after our plants man?!?! i think that bug bomb worked good for me, i believe it is still working too because every few days i see a dead cricket in there that wanders in. but wow man those are 6oz sprays? holy fuck batman thats packin it in there!!! you didn't use them both did you?
hot honey cheese!!! i'm starting to think hot honey is the new pumpkin spice... and i'm fine with that! maybe i need to try some in my coffee!!
Too funny man because I was thinking that exact thing!!! Especially when I got to Van Halen I whispered to myself "Not Van Hagar"
Fuck man who knows with these bugs and why they flare up in certain times. Election year. Hawk Tuah girl. Cybertrucks. Just as good of reason as any I suppose.
One thing I do know...Every time I get plants with uptake issues, weakened, or overly stressed by something, it's a sure money bet bugs will infest. Like they can smell a plant in distress and for them it's a ringing dinner bell.
I tell ya though man...Having taken just about every gut punch this grow possible, I think I'd rather deal with hermies than mites.
Yeah best thing about those 6oz bombs is they weren't marked up like amazon and I got each for only $11. I popped one open yesterday and will release the second in 5 days.
I need to read up a refresher but I'm pretty sure red spider mite generational cycles are every 5 days.
I think I caught my infestation somewhere between day 5 and 8, about to go full bloom on me.
Early we don't see them. But that second generation usually reveals the infestation. At that point, every 5 days, every female mite is laying up to 70 eggs. It can spiral out of control in less than two weeks.
So the first bomb is to kill everything alive. Then within that next 5 day window the second bomb kills off anything that has hatched after the first bomb. And that should do it.
After the bombings then it's cleaning them up by spray bottle misting with Jungle Rain and then finally water misting to clean up the ladies and wash off any bug carcasses and bug poop.
Just wait until you see hot honey pumpkin spice buddy. You know it's gonna happen!!
I was sold at "rotting meat at an old gas station"
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No mullets here…just hockey haircuts.i couldn't help but think of this when i saw Zen's post...
the eggs are what got me the worst man, i could even see them.. even saw the first of the mites being born before they're officially mites. the days wer all over the place and is what kept messing with me. i've read it can take some up to two weeks!!!
and part of my problem is/was is that i never catch em in time like that, by time i always see them they are chewing on the leaves and i see the spots. by that time every leaf has a dozen or more and a hundred eggs.
hope ya end it quick and swift!!!!
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ethos? i have their candy store growing right now and they are making my tail wag for sure!!!!!!
No mullets here…just hockey haircuts.
Should I have said Camera Obscura, Foo Fighters, Crash Test Dummies, The Watchmen, or maybe John Denver when I’m in the mood? 50 cent or Eminem along with others. Buddy is into Metallica but I’m not heavily into it.
As I said, I listen to a lot. Some folk music is cool too. A lot from the movie “O Brother, Where Art Thou?” Was cool.
Dixie, prolonged bag pipes, and other select few country songs I’ll turn off. Just annoying after a while.
But I probably still have an old Jean jacket hanging around somewhere. Only half of the Canadian tuxedo ya know. Pretty sure the formal footwear was construction boots, Kodiak iirc?
Back when I had spider mites 3 years ago I read they could over winter as you mentioned.
Shocked as I was that cold did not kill them that is when I ordered my steam cleaner.
Heat in such an extreme is an egg killer for sure.
Possibly all the lady bugs arrived to help you/ themselves with your mites?
No racing is killing me week 1~!
I wonder how they keep all the microbes alive in those bags.they must have some way of makeing them go dormant. I have to keep my home bred microbes dry and in a breathable sack.mine only stay good about a year or so once activated in my piles and dryed out. The original collections i use as breeding stock are four or five years old though. saturating them in sugar freezes them up like hon solo in carbinite.they must be doing something along those lines to make this product shelf stable .Looks like good stuff lots of diversity do you airate it?Co2 spike on the cardiogram. Purple line.
Opened the door at lights on and activated the exhaust to get negative pressure. All the CO2 laden air built up inside the home from the night's sleep gets sucked out thru the room, washing over the plants as it exits
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Terp Tea brew the ladies will get the next watering
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I wonder how they keep all the microbes alive in those bags.they must have some way of makeing them go dormant. I have to keep my home bred microbes dry and in a breathable sack.mine only stay good about a year or so once activated in my piles and dryed out. The original collections i use as breeding stock are four or five years old though. saturating them in sugar freezes them up like hon solo in carbinite.they must be doing something along those lines to make this product shelf stable .Looks like good stuff lots of diversity do you airate it?
man you post a lot of good food on here but pickled cheese puffs i don't know bro!!! hahaha
great info on the mite eggs man, i have so much lumber.. all behind my panda film is all bare wood. i need to plan better on the next cleaning!
watched the texas game today, great win, the razorbacks looked like they had a strong team, good tackling. wasn't enough but the horns looked like they earned it for sure!!!
and then this..
I bet there are still a bunch alive.if they figured out how to get them in there they proubly figured out how to keep them alive. I just wonder how they do it . microscope would be so cool. Definitely gona grab one sometime.IDK if the microbes in there are still viable but I have little faith in relying on that so I also use King Crab and or Great White inoculations.
The best way to tell would be to brew up a tea and put a few drops under a scope to see if there's anything alive but I don't have a microscope.
Yeah I brew or aerate for at least a day. I may also add some lobster compost to spice it up a bit more.
Oh those dill pickle cheetos are awesome!!! Like a dill ranch and cheese flavor.
That wasn't a game as much as it was a fist fight behind the bar after closing type of game.
Good win today against a tough as nails ball club who absolutely hates Texas. In fact they hate Texas more than they like themselves.
Never ez in Fayettenam.
WVU in a barn burner vs Baylor right now. Winner becomes bowl eligible
Is that Ganja going after your laces?
Who knew shoe laces tasted like earthworms?
Yeah the lumber thing has me looking at my room as a big egg nest right now
Ya looks like its got bacteria and fungus.when I say microbes I meen both.makes me wonder sometimes what's out there that's to small for us to even see.Are microbes the same as bacteria?
Bacteria does not just die off.
It passes as slow or slower than you grow/generate it originally.
It [ bacteria] also can hibernate for indefinite amounts of time.
I bet there are still a bunch alive.if they figured out how to get them in there they proubly figured out how to keep them alive. I just wonder how they do it . microscope would be so cool. Definitely gona grab one sometime.
Are microbes the same as bacteria?
Bacteria does not just die off.
It passes as slow or slower than you grow/generate it originally.
It [ bacteria] also can hibernate for indefinite amounts of time.
Ya looks like its got bacteria and fungus.when I say microbes I meen both.makes me wonder sometimes what's out there that's to small for us to even see.
Man if you're a PF or Roger Waters fan, one of my all time favorite albums is PROS AND CONS OF HITCH HIKING from Waters, 1984 I think. Clapton on guitar. Typical Waters w his whispers into screams, sometimes the volume needs to be on 10, sometimes 1.A little side project I've been working on is curating a Pink Floyd playlist. Something from nearly every album if not the whole album and right now I think it's at around 8-10 hours of music.
The Comfortably Numb part is one of my faves and very long.
Starts off with the demo "The Doctor" version of CN, then slips into the studio recording and finally a live and extended set from the '80-'81 Is There Anybody Out There Tour. It all fades into each other like it was meant to be. Like 15-20 minutes of CN. I melt like chocolate when I'm high and listening to that.
Love that old music!
I've recently found myself rediscovering Lynyard Skynyard.
Like we all know the music and what not. Most can probably sing some word for word having never owned an album.
But what got me was a documentary on prime right now called Freebird which was made back in 1996.
I was four when the plane crashed and I know there's the remade version of the band but what grabbed me was the force in which they were when they were on a stage playing live. Just never paid much mind to it and now I'm all blown away by it. So yeah man...51 years old and I finally bought my first LS album and I made sure to buy a live album.
The 71 truck is my 3rd truck diecast and they're all 1:24
Also have Zane Smith's COTA win with fire damage after the burnout
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And Stewart Freisan's Texas win truck. I have this mostly for reference to the sheet metal of his hanging on the walls at work. I have the front part of the rear driver side quarter panel but I lost the auction on the back part and ended up with Jessica Friesan's rear quarter panel to match the wheel well over a sink at work
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You can see why the bidding got a little nuts on that rear part. A moonshine sponsor in a NASCAR series is just so on brand
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I tell ya man this Purpl thing is an adventure. It's all so cagey right now.
I won't know everything until I cross over into the extract portal but before I do that and activate my one week free trial, I want everything in order. All samples ready to test and everything ready to go on that end. Nothing I have now is worthy of crossing over right now. There's still hash to make, distillate, and rosin and I want it to come from the best I have to offer.
I've smoked or squished the best in house so what's in the stash is just B grade and I'm not gonna waste dishes or free trial time on that.
The dishes don't seem at all very special or proprietary to me other than they're lab grade and were made and sterilized in a clean room so that's why they cost so much.
I bought the ten pack + plate for $75. The plate is used over and over but IDK about the dishes. I can see for lab test sakes use one and done but I'm damn sure gonna see if I can drop a used dish in the sonic iso bath and reuse them
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It was pretty ez finding these just searching by the dimensions with key word glass bottom
29 mm Glass bottom dish with 20 mm micro-well #0 cover glass | Cellvis
<p>29 mm glass bottom dish, dish size 29mm, well size 20mm, #0 glass(0.085-0.115mm). Designed for high resolution imaging such as confocal microscopy.</p>www.cellvis.com
Some info about it:
To measure potency, the Purpl PRO utilizes near-infrared spectroscopy, which involves shining light on a sample and analyzing the light that is returned. In this part of the light spectrum (just beyond the red light human eyes can see), molecules react to specific regions of the light to generate a “molecular fingerprint” that can be correlated with concentration. In its development, the Purpl PRO was calibrated against HPLC measurements from multiple state-certified testing laboratories.
So I think how these dishes will work is the sample goes in the dish. The dish locks onto the Xplate. The kit goes into the bench to scan and I get back a potency reading on the app.
I need to charge the device and link up to it then I'll take some screenshots of the new app and the extract portal
^ This so much^Man if you're a PF or Roger Waters fan, one of my all time favorite albums is PROS AND CONS OF HITCH HIKING from Waters, 1984 I think. Clapton on guitar. Typical Waters w his whispers into screams, sometimes the volume needs to be on 10, sometimes 1.
It takes me back 25 yrs to a time in my life when I was listening to it a lot so it probably is more special to me, but well worth a couple listens if u haven't. A thoughtful album w a cool and somewhat relatable story.
Had to chime in w that...carry on boys.
Man if you're a PF or Roger Waters fan, one of my all time favorite albums is PROS AND CONS OF HITCH HIKING from Waters, 1984 I think. Clapton on guitar. Typical Waters w his whispers into screams, sometimes the volume needs to be on 10, sometimes 1.
It takes me back 25 yrs to a time in my life when I was listening to it a lot so it probably is more special to me, but well worth a couple listens if u haven't. A thoughtful album w a cool and somewhat relatable story.
Had to chime in w that...carry on boys.
That pros and cons of hitchhiking is a real nice album...amused to death is another album I think he did....good as well. His recent album wasn't even too bad. Jeff Beck did alot of guitar work on amused to death so it really helps fill in the void that no gilmour left Roger with in my opinionAdded to the library!
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I really haven't gotten too much in to Roger's or David's work outside the breakup other than Roger Waters The Wall live in 2013 and I have it on prime video and David Gilmour's reincarnation of Pink Floyd. Nothing in regards to solo work that I can think of.
Thanks for the rec and with the new home sound system it's gonna be fun to hear for the first time
That pros and cons of hitchhiking is a real nice album...amused to death is another album I think he did....good as well. His recent album wasn't even too bad. Jeff Beck did alot of guitar work on amused to death so it really helps fill in the void that no gilmour left Roger with in my opinion