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We do have a framed picture of our control room with Homer Simpson photoshopped inI know it’s not a nuclear generator, but please tell me you’re not the Homer Simpson there!
You hang a floating pig there and you almost have a Pink Floyd album cover!
I vote start fresh.
There's an inch of water at the bottom of that tray, same as did with the Dip-n-stix. Only difference is the 4" netpot. That puts the plug closer to the bottom and potentially puts it in direct contact with that inch of water. I'm not a huge fan of the 4" netpots but I'm bound to make 'em work.
Can't believe those came up, I haven't made those bio diesel seeds in over 3 years. I tossed that clone out 3 years ago.
Well that's fucked up lol. Gu has them on his site listed as "born on April 2024"
And I grabbed another pack for a future run
I bet they'll still grow good pot. @Zen_seeker has 2 or 3 seeds of it to I believe.And I grabbed another pack for a future run
I gave two to @Pipecarver and two to @stonemason
Ya the Greesy and Frozen Custard grew well 1 Topanga Cookies hermied and spewed goo onto my others in the room. Smoking a Frozen Custard now and its a a sweet desert smoke to start my day with.
3 years can be alot if they are stored in a warehouse and not properly taken care of. Agriculture seeds are considered old after a year , I've gotten discounts on old seeds from the local CoOp same as burpees when buying vegetable seeds. The embryo can become to dry and the seeds won't germinate or they'll harden off as soon as they come up. Alot of those old seeds you can buy from old seed banks are the same. Half the seeds sprout.Frozen Custard is sneaky good.
3 years is nothing on seeds.
Got some hitting the decade mark and still pop like they're fresh.
To make them last and stay fresh, use an airtight container, I prefer C-Vault, use 32% Boveda packs and oxygen absorbing packs inside with the seeds, and store the vault in the bottom of your fridge. They'll keep well for years. It's pretty much the DIY version of this place
Svalbard Global Seed Vault - Crop Trust
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is our insurance against the loss of crop diversity and is the world's largest backup facility for seeds.www.croptrust.org
Man I just looked at some prices here and those are reasonably dear..which ones yours Bandit. My seeds would easily fill 2 litres. I don’t think we have 32% bovedas here..Amazon could b the go.. https://www.hydroexperts.com.au/bra...exdWXgU0vA_uzWQNlym4dUV35LJLMnJIaAqWcEALw_wcB
going to get the 4ltr when they become available…all sold out..hmm I wonder why…plenty of pot heads down here lol
