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I am so gonna rock that beard. That's my doppelgänger! What a great site , thanks so much guys ,. The change worked night time is 74 so the day at 80 I think will be fine. WTer seems to be staying about 77. Holding ph and ppm fine.i use foxfarms products and just looked at sledgehammer , yucca extract! They said just use it for flush every 2 weeks. However if I go by the minimal 1/8 tsp per 5 gallons I read on plain yucca extract, I wonder.
Thanks so much nice to have good help available.
 
It's not just cannabis...

Two good examples of desert civilizations were the Babylonians and the Egyptians. Both groups lived in a desert and both groups used hydroponics to help them grow enough food to feed their people. The Babylonians lived more than 2000 years ago and were known for their use of hydroponics. They discovered that when they filled bowls with water and added minerals to the water, the bowls could grow vegetables and flowers. The Babylonians hung these bowls high above the ground to create the famous Hanging Gardens of Babylon. These gardens grew so well that they became one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The ancient Egyptians lived during the same time period as the Babylonians. We now know that hydroponics was so important to the Egyptians that many of their writings contain ways for growing different kinds of plants in water.

Did you know... The word hydroponics comes from two Greek words, “hydro” meaning water and “ponics” meaning labor. The concept of soil less gardening or hydroponics has been around for thousands of years. The hanging Gardens of Babylon and The Floating Gardens of China are two of the earliest examples of hydroponics.
 
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As I remember the kush is over 100 all summer and nothing grows in the winter it's way too cold. And we'll it's the kush. So I had an auto thc bomb that was not doing well , and I can't kill a plant so I pulled it out of the hydro and stuck it , literally in the dirt.
where's Waldo ?
I realize in a grow room we are making chickens lay 3 eggs a day , but the amazing thing to me is they always find a way.
Inside everyone is fine taking up their nutes and happy.
Hope everyone has a good day.
 

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Good call alltatup I have something very similar growing in my flower bed... " chicks and hens" I'd love to know what plant that is exactly, very beautiful, and wouldn't mind adding it to our flower beds
 
Speaking of weed that's why it in a pot . It will take over ! Sempervivium. Just really leggy. I have crasulla just below it , it's the trumpet type. Also a flowering Hoya or Hindu rope vine. All in that strawberry pot. Love succulents, they love the swamp.
 
Yeah, my bad, it's not a crassula, which is one of my favorite succulents. I've been growing succulents for decades too! They are so wise...
 
Ha Ha I had to look it up myself I forgot what I had planted! I grow hibiscus mostly, except for the 50 succulents , I'm like the animal rescue for succulents. If I see one somewhere that's neglected home it comes. When I meet some one new I always ask if the need a pup!. And the little auto thc bomb that could is still kickin in that pot. Too funny.
 
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Capncanna There are my ceropegia, crassula and schlumbergera. In my office, I have a lot of members of the asclepiadaceae family. I've loved succulents for decades.
 

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Might I say you both have some very beautiful looking plants, and I'd love to show my beauties in turn, but all you'd see is dirt right now... mine all died after my brain injury and I couldn't care for them and nobody else seemed to know how too... So thank you for sharing yours, I will enjoy their beauty until I can get my own going again.
 
Greenthumb Can't wait for you to start growing again!!! How much longer until you can? Hope all the healing/mending is going super well!! Seems to be: you're as brillant as always....
 
Your so right. I have that side of the house all suculants , well ok 3!hibiscus too, and when you turn the corner you can feel it. Had a century plant bloom last year . After it dropped the blooms it made pups on the stems. Hundreds of them . They just fall,of as little plants and keep growing. I of course put them in pots. Looks like a nursery over there. Lost my damn mind.
I'll post some pics of my hydro grow on the other thread, I would appreciate you guys giving feedback.
 
Thank You, it is easier for me to appear 'normal' in my words and writings because of grammar and spell checking applications, and I have some chunks of information and knowledge like when it comes to plants and gardens because I've been doing it for years and years. But what I lack and am missing isn't always so noticeable now as it was in the beginning when I was 98% helpless, like the ability to put things in order like the process of getting myself dressed, or being able to figure basic things out, I can know I need a water pH of 6.00 but I can't figure the basic math of how much pH Down I need or remember how much I already put in there moments after I did it. They say it will take 6-months for my brain swelling to do down and then they will know what is perment damage to the various parts of my brain and brain stem, and hopefully things like my shaky hands and stuff will finally stop as well as my constant migraine. Which in turn limits me to only very short periods of time I can be outside of a dark room 23-hours a day to let my brain do nothing but heal itself... Everyday is progress forward, but its so tough when I can't be out there tending plants, because nobody seemed to know enough about them to be able to properly care for them when I couldn't, thus my lack of plants until I can start them all over again.
 
Great your on the mend! My wife has ALS so I feel your struggle.
I had a friend who had brain damage and he was still 90 % smarter than anyone else. Sounds like you my friend , I'll send up a smoke signal for ya!
 
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