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Yeah I don't plan on reading it remotely so as long as it does it's job of monitoring ec/ph I'll be happy. I ordered it so I'll keep ya'll posted on the next journal.I don't use BlueLabs but @smoke does so he may know better.
My first reading says the connect is used to make the monitor wifi.
My guess says you need both since a BlueLab wifi monitor is over $600
I don't know though again??
The connect version is the same monitor with the ability to add a stick to your computer and it will read data
Sweet. Looks like I got a good deal on a second monitor. Thanks smoke.
Haha bet. I just know she's at least as excited about the harvest as I am.
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Man that seems elaborate.@GrumpAzz
I need to live vicariously through you so I'm going to post up your next project.
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Well you changed our minds, either way. No worries though. It was mostly a taste test so we can wait. I've got some grove bags showing up in a couple days that should cure it up right.hopefully some others will chime in on this... i believe there is a way with wet paper towels or something the microwave isn't as bad... it was just ruined by the flavor for me personally. maybe drip a little terpene on it might not be as bad. hehe
the buzz is something cool though, and it's your own... i get it. and don't let me change your mind... snip your bud, marvel in it, look at it, cut it up and smoke it... just be known it won't tastes the best.. but depending on how mature it is, it might just knock her socks off!!
If you have access to an outside wall (preferably with a window) you could just use a vent fan to pull in outside air. Use some type of a temp controller to turn the fan on/off as needed to keep the temp where you want it.What's the easiest way to cool my lung room when the temps outside dip below 60?
The window unit in there prevents me from bringing in outside air and once it quits blowing cold air, the dehumidifier really warms up the room. I wouldn't have thought cooling my lung room while it's cold outside would be an issue, but here we are
Would a portable AC outside the lung room that's ducted into the lung room be able to keep it in the mid to low 60's? I realize a mini-split would do the trick but that's outside my current budget.
My lung room is pretty tiny, like 4x8, with a single window that is occupied by my window unit. I've only ran into this in the last couple nights so I've been brainstorming. I need to somehow screen off half of the opening and allow the little slider to be opened and closed. The last couple nights I've been opening the "door" to the lung room while also opening a window on the opposite end of the house. It's just not able to outcompete the dehuey.
I've been looking at AC Infinity's little vent vans. They're thermostatically controlled and one could be used to pull outside air into the lung room and could probably be rigged up in the same window. Come winter, it might be unnecessary, though.
Are you the homeowner?
This is what i did and then filled the hole with 2 inch foam insulation to keep the heat out but its totally removable so its convenient.
Man I don't know why I didn't think of that. Even just a 6" would probably do the trick. Good thinkin' bro.
Not too shabby and pretty cheap for the time being.
G$ has advised me that despite temptation this isn’t a great way to do it.
We chose not to. Another 2 weeks or so and she'll be able to sample some finely cured buds and hopefully, by then, I'll have passed my mouth swab and we can can sample a fat doob together in celebration of my new job and first harvest.G$ has advised me that despite temptation this isn’t a great way to do it.
My Danby portable AC is enough to cool the basement during heat waves. Just a pain to hook up.What's the easiest way to cool my lung room when the temps outside dip below 60?
The window unit in there prevents me from bringing in outside air and once it quits blowing cold air, the dehumidifier really warms up the room. I wouldn't have thought cooling my lung room while it's cold outside would be an issue, but here we are
Would a portable AC outside the lung room that's ducted into the lung room be able to keep it in the mid to low 60's? I realize a mini-split would do the trick but that's outside my current budget.
Same here. Used 2” blue foam and after I cut out the intake/output holes I cut into three parts to sandwich between my inner/outer windows.
I agree. Definitely the way to go. Don't forget the mushroom HEPA filter on the inlet.Man I don't know why I didn't think of that. Even just a 6" would probably do the trick. Good thinkin' bro.
Not too shabby and pretty cheap for the time being.
You got this bro, im looking forward to the power plant grow. Thought it was cool you were gonna grow power plant for the job lol.Got a couple Gro Plugs soaking in some RO/H202 with 1ml/16oz shot of RapidStart.
I'll be sewing my Power Plant seeds later today. If the job interview doesn't pan out, I'll toss them and start something else. I should hear back in two weeks or so.
Wife wants to pick the next round if we don't grow out the Power Plant. I said my vote is for the All Gas OG X Gelato. Sounds tasty with a kick. I'm not starting anything else, though. I don't want to literally sew any doubt. I got this job in the bag
That interview was pretty hectic but I think I nailed it. It was supposed to be a one hour process that took two. They have a few mlre interviews to conduct, so I'll be hearing back from them sometime in the next two weeks.
I hope you get the job.
Thanks man. It would be the one I retire at in 30 years. It'll be a good gig.
