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here re some good tips for cropsteering~Will definitely be trying "crop-steering" with the rockwool.
Thanks tobh, I think I have a good grasp on it/understanding of it more so now, and I've actually been doing in it my half gallon coco/// without knowing im doing it, at least the vegetative/fast dry back parts.i wouldn't call myself an expert by any means. the article i wrote is actually linked in the footer in the similar threads section.
you can get close with some primitive, manual techniques, but to effectively steer you need sensors and automation damn near end to end. EC and water content are paramount to effective steering, and when attempting the method it is very, very easy to fuck up real fast since you'll be running on the edge of what the plants can handle at almost all times.
i highly recommend getting a handle on what drybacks and high fertigation cycles do before diving full on into attempting steering considering if you aren't familiar with how those two correlate to media water content and EC, you'll end up chasing your tail on deficiencies that have nothing to do with your nutrient solution and everything to do with how you're applying that solution. Additionally, you really need to have your environment dialed in from VPD to DLI since you're already going to be introducing stress conditions to the plants at carefully timed intervals.
the suppliers that produce crop steering systems also keep a lot of their information very close to their chests, and not a lot of people are willing to publish in-depth information (likely due to non-compete agreements as part of purchasing the gear to do it). What i based my article on was a collection of information i found by scouring hundreds of websites and academic white papers over a period of months, and even my article is not nearly comprehensive enough to be considered a how-to guide. it's more like a high-level day one explanation of a college course without providing any of the more in-depth knowledge a full semester would yield.
Rightdamn dude. take five, go for a walk, cool the nerves.
can't help with the baby mama, i got one too i just had to go wake up again because she needs to get some shit done before the kids come home. typical day in the house though.
good luck with recovering from the death of the monitor -- never a good time when something like that happens
sometimes i wish mine would be gone. i deal with everything as it is, her not being here actually makes it easier as i don't deal with her being pissed off i'm doing all her chores that she doesn't do anyways.Right
you know exactly how it is.
Everything just finally getting to me today. I'm slowing chillin out now.
About to roll a blunt have no took anything yet today
/Meds
Thanks man, glad you're here to relate too lol.
Oh mines, fucking gone so I'm dealing with everything by my self as usual.
Right, usually get that freedom at night but she's working only like 25-30 hours a week right now and wants to give me shit for not holding a job in the passed, mofo I'm here with the baby 24/7sometimes i wish mine would be gone. i deal with everything as it is, her not being here actually makes it easier as i don't deal with her being pissed off i'm doing all her chores that she doesn't do anyways.
plus, shit gets done how i like it to be done -- meaning, thoroughly and correctly. no half assed "i swept and mopped" where the floor is still gritty when you walk barefoot on it bullshit, and sinks that are actually clean instead of looking like someone vomited toothpaste all over.
i'll commiserate with you any time bud.
man, my nephew deals with that superiority bullshit too. the only difference is he just turned 16, oregon wouldn't grant him a work permit last year because his living situation has been fucked for over two years (my brother kicked him out of the kid smoking weed). his lady does the same shit to him all the time.Right, usually get that freedom at night but she's working only like 25-30 hours a week right now and wants to give me shit for not holding a job in the passed, mofo I'm here with the baby 24/7
Division of labor pick one and take care of it
She's laying in bed on her phone or working 3-4 nights a week and thats the majority of what she does.
God damn I had to explain water usage to her, fast water or slow water, 150 gallons is still 150 gallons wether it fills up slow or fast. Now I'm second guessing my self.
Won't take care of her fucking cats either barely
I get it you're depressed everyone is fucked, but shit still has to get done.
sounds like y'all are at that first major breaking point in a relationship with a child. y'all gotta figure out how to communicate and lay everything out in the open or it'll break you both as people. then, neither of you will be worth a shit for your daughter.This bitch had the nerve to say my daughter would be better off without me when I'm the one that wakes up majority of the time for her
Well put.man, my nephew deals with that superiority bullshit too. the only difference is he just turned 16, oregon wouldn't grant him a work permit last year because his living situation has been fucked for over two years (my brother kicked him out of the kid smoking weed). his lady does the same shit to him all the time.
it's fucking bullshit.
it's one thing to hold a full time job and take care of one or two chores while the other is a stay at home parent and manages the children/pets/bulk of chores. division of responsibilities. just because one works does not negate the fact that functional adults still have responsibilities for home upkeep. expecting the stay at home parent to carry everything is bullshit, and if that's the assumption then it's no longer a partnership.
likewise, if the stay at home parent doesn't handle the home stuff then it's not a partnership.
there's no fucking point in that kind of relationship because y'all end up fighting against each other instead of building together.
utilities, though, man... they're a motherfucker to explain to someone that doesn't understand how they get billed out. like you said, the volume is the volume, it costs just as much per gallon whether you trickle the faucet or turn it full bore. same with electricity -- a kW is a kW, turn off the fucking light switch when you the leave the room! just about the only thing that's constant is garbage service, but even that's wasteful if a motherfucker don't get the cans out for pickup.
and using the crutch of mental illness.... ugh i hate that shit. everyone is stressed out and depressed, but most of us manage to get up every day, put on our adult pants, and get shit done. using one's mental illness to diminish another's is arguably the most narcissistic thing i've experienced yet. like a pissing contest of scars. this is a fundamental reason i've been looking for a family lawyer for a while because i refuse to pay child support to someone that can't even get out of bed daily despite being in therapy for two years and on meds. i'm unmedicated bipolar and manage to get my shit done on teh daily despite having this goddamn fever and fatigue for over a month now. life sucks, you gotta push through or go find a fucking hole and rot alone.
#endrant
But she's not too depressed to where she can get up and go to the fair with her "family"? Be gone all day, work tonight, come back home and complain how she's too tired and tired for her daughter, etc.man, my nephew deals with that superiority bullshit too. the only difference is he just turned 16, oregon wouldn't grant him a work permit last year because his living situation has been fucked for over two years (my brother kicked him out of the kid smoking weed). his lady does the same shit to him all the time.
it's fucking bullshit.
it's one thing to hold a full time job and take care of one or two chores while the other is a stay at home parent and manages the children/pets/bulk of chores. division of responsibilities. just because one works does not negate the fact that functional adults still have responsibilities for home upkeep. expecting the stay at home parent to carry everything is bullshit, and if that's the assumption then it's no longer a partnership.
likewise, if the stay at home parent doesn't handle the home stuff then it's not a partnership.
there's no fucking point in that kind of relationship because y'all end up fighting against each other instead of building together.
utilities, though, man... they're a motherfucker to explain to someone that doesn't understand how they get billed out. like you said, the volume is the volume, it costs just as much per gallon whether you trickle the faucet or turn it full bore. same with electricity -- a kW is a kW, turn off the fucking light switch when you the leave the room! just about the only thing that's constant is garbage service, but even that's wasteful if a motherfucker don't get the cans out for pickup.
and using the crutch of mental illness.... ugh i hate that shit. everyone is stressed out and depressed, but most of us manage to get up every day, put on our adult pants, and get shit done. using one's mental illness to diminish another's is arguably the most narcissistic thing i've experienced yet. like a pissing contest of scars. this is a fundamental reason i've been looking for a family lawyer for a while because i refuse to pay child support to someone that can't even get out of bed daily despite being in therapy for two years and on meds. i'm unmedicated bipolar and manage to get my shit done on teh daily despite having this goddamn fever and fatigue for over a month now. life sucks, you gotta push through or go find a fucking hole and rot alone.
#endrant
five years here, man. the ebbs and flows get more and more irritating until you either stop giving a shit and accept that the most consistency you'll get out of the person is their complete lack of reliability, or you break ties and figure out a coparenting situation.Well put.
Completely agree, I don't want to be lazy either or not carry my weight and of course I want to be fair
Just fuck some things need to be communicated again and better
We both still learning I'm 26 but getting there, did not have the best developmental child life either so I feel behind too.
She's younger than me and shit was fucked for her too but can't just keep using mental illness as an excuse to not do things.
We all are are fucked in someway , I get it. Buts it's been 2 years of this shit now with her
funny how that works, huh?But she's not too depressed to where she can get up and go to the fair with her "family"? Be gone all day, work tonight, come back home and complain how she's too tired and tired for her daughter, etc.
At first it was kinda me I wasn't ready or didn't "man up" yet for my child but I was actually working 40hours+ open to close at restaurants providing money the first 7 months while her sole job was baby and a 700 sq for apartmentfive years here, man. the ebbs and flows get more and more irritating until you either stop giving a shit and accept that the most consistency you'll get out of the person is their complete lack of reliability, or you break ties and figure out a coparenting situation.
funny how that works, huh?
too depressed to get out of bed to feed the kids breakfast, but ok enough to take a week vacation in vegas or california with friends, or go to concerts, or, well, do literally anything with anyone outside of this house.
it's a fucking excuse man. a cop out instead of saying outright, "i want someone to take care of everything at home for me." in which case, that should be communicated and appropriate budgeting and planning made around that.
hell, i'm to the point i'm thinking about hiring a house keeper to come in three times a week to clean. passive aggressive af, but clearly explaining expectations hasn't worked up to this point.
just keep your eye on the prize, man. show your daughter what a man is, always treat her mother with respect and love when your daughter is around (you should always be respectful to women anyways, even when they don't show you respect). it's hard af to do more often than not but be the kind of man you want your daughter to end up with, and she'll develop a sense of independence and tenacity watching you take on these challenges while you become a better version of yourself.At first it was kinda me I wasn't ready or didn't "man up" yet for my child but I was actually working 40hours+ open to close at restaurants providing money the first 7 months while her sole job was baby and a 700 sq for apartment
I know baby isn't easy but fucking hell, division of labor is how I see it to make things fair.
But now I'm getting back on my shit and she isnt
Right.a nice ass and good head only go so far, ya know. when you sign up for a partnership, the expectation is the workload gets split in all aspects of life together. if one side isn't pulling there weight, then it's time for a conversation. if the conversation doesn't yield results, other decisions have to be made.
like i've told my lady, i can get pussy anywhere, and a lot of what i can pull would kill for the life i offer. the only thing she has that they don't is the legal system ready to take a chunk of my paycheck to give to her for free and fuck me out of being a part of my kid's life.
Some things I really need to work on better too and controlling my volume.just keep your eye on the prize, man. show your daughter what a man is, always treat her mother with respect and love when your daughter is around (you should always be respectful to women anyways, even when they don't show you respect). it's hard af to do more often than not but be the kind of man you want your daughter to end up with, and she'll develop a sense of independence and tenacity watching you take on these challenges while you become a better version of yourself.