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  1. #161 Deleted member 1087321, Jun 2, 2020
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  2. #162 Chefboyardee, Jun 3, 2020
    Thats whats up man, that's the original breeder of MAC1? Lucky man to get that cut, thats flowering MAC plant of yours must be mouth watering.

    Recently had the pleasure of trying MAC and think it became my new all time favorite, so been trying to find a good place to get some legit MAC seeds from.
     
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  6. #166 Chefboyardee, Jun 19, 2020
    Lookin good man! is that 1st pic the mac plant?
     
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  9. #169 donothinggardening, Aug 16, 2020
    Lol yummm sounds :tasty:

    :wave: garden is looking great, skunker!
     
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  11. #171 donothinggardening, Aug 19, 2020
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    :sad: Oh no!! I'm so sorry to hear about the irrigation mishap, that must have been heart wrenching to see. Do you have a pair of channel-lock pliers or something that might help remove the float? Or a sawzall? I'll have to read back to see what this thing looks like.

    Resist the temptation and stay strong! Sending good vibes your direction!

    Idk what strain it is, but this thing is about to overtake my baby tent :oops:
     
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  14. #174 Nex420, Aug 24, 2020
    My pops finally shook a dipping tobacco habit he had for over 40 years.

    Stay strong skunker, glad to hear you trashed those cancer sticks.
    Horrible habit.
     
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  15. #175 donothinggardening, Aug 29, 2020
    Heya @skunker~ glad to hear that your plants are still happy! Plants are tough. Did you have any humidity probs while the lights were out?

    Can you put some kind of mesh in front of the valve to trap debris?

    Congrats on tossing out the cigs-- mind over matter. Just take it one day at a time and eventually they will become a memory.
     
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  17. #177 donothinggardening, Sep 1, 2020
    That's pretty slick. Consistent watering is so important with this soil stuff. How big are the pots you're using? Auto watering is next on my list of shit to add. Being able to leave the house and not have to hire a babysitter is awesome lol. We could probably come up with some way to alert you if the wicking tray gets too dry. There are a lot of water leak detection sensors, we could just basically flip the logic so that it alerts you under dry conditions.

    I wanted to try Blumats but it sounds like a lot of folks on this forum are moving away from them now.
     
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  18. #178 donothinggardening, Sep 1, 2020
    Reading back through the thread, I see you're using those square white pots from Hydrofarm--do you like those? I have a few and have never had great luck growing plants in them. As weird as it is I feel like those holes down the side and the shape of the pot really impact root development and make it hard to maintain soil moisture.
     
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