shnkrmn
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Ours is battered by hail pretty badly and doesn't heat very well in a breeze either. I figured the gazebo would hold the heat in a bit. We are rethinking our whole deck scheme.
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Laughing Grass
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The big ones they use at the clubs seem to work well in the wind and snow. Probably cost a small fortune too.
Laughing Grass
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This was my first easter in 34 years that I did not get any chocolate. Have to go to the vet today, I'm going to hit up the drug store and see if they have any easter chocolate on sale.
DMChiz
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Well played. Miz Chiz will be out there today doing the same. Don’t sleep on grocery stores. They’ll discount now too as they make space for all the summer fixin’s
Laughing Grass
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A few years ago they had 1lb solid bunnies on sale for $1 each. I bought $20 worth lol.
I did that with sour Jelly beans one year...
Large demographic?
laddyd
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Indeed.
shnkrmn
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How long did that stash survive?
laddyd
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Inquiring minds want to know.
Stiickygreen
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I don't know what kinda of patio set ups you folks have but if you have access to power (via GFCI) I can highly recommend the infrared type heaters.
The model we've had/used for 15+ years doesn't seem to be in production anymore but I found something similar that seems to be in the same realm.
Dr Infrared Heater DR-238 Carbon Infrared Outdoor Heater for Restauran
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There are a bunch of different types/ceiling mount...tabletop...under eave/etc. It's like being a human french fry
Just a thought
shnkrmn
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And no power is the thing. My deck is like a steppe, exposed to the prevailing winds and on the south side of the house so It's always an issue with the sun at different times of year. So we toy with building an actual pergola on top of the deck (expensive), my dream of a parabolic windbreak/sunshade (less expensive, but highly experimental in the windy environment we have here) or just stay inside until it's a nice day. I have a glassed in porch on the West side that gets nice solar heat in the afternoon. I can't believe how much time we've spent out there this winter, usually it's just a dead space outside the front door.
Laughing Grass
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I had to throw it out. Cheap ass chocolate turned white after a couple months.
laddyd
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It's been cold and rainy here, not used to this anymore we want heat and sunlight. Ennui has set in.
My new plants have outgrown the 2x2 starter tent. Time to pull the 2x4 and replace it with the 3x3, 2x4 is too small for 4 plants.
As noted I have 4 this time, Nutter butter x pistachio, ICC x Caramel cream, Mountain top mint x Humboldt pound cake and Macaroon x Gazurple. All of these are the last of the 2 dollar HSC pheno hunters.
Meanwhile the sativa in the garage is taking so long it may finish after the new grow.
Some pics:
lettuce, we've been eating it for a couple of weeks now I have too much. Kratky pots made from 1 gallon water jugs.
Showing the roots
Some tomatoes and basil
Last but not least the new cannabis plants, sorry about the blurple light, they are getting transplanted and moved today.
My new plants have outgrown the 2x2 starter tent. Time to pull the 2x4 and replace it with the 3x3, 2x4 is too small for 4 plants.
As noted I have 4 this time, Nutter butter x pistachio, ICC x Caramel cream, Mountain top mint x Humboldt pound cake and Macaroon x Gazurple. All of these are the last of the 2 dollar HSC pheno hunters.
Meanwhile the sativa in the garage is taking so long it may finish after the new grow.
Some pics:
lettuce, we've been eating it for a couple of weeks now I have too much. Kratky pots made from 1 gallon water jugs.
Showing the roots
Some tomatoes and basil
Last but not least the new cannabis plants, sorry about the blurple light, they are getting transplanted and moved today.
Blooming, you just need to throw some tempered chocolate in to seed the proper crystal structure and barely heat it to get it back into temper. But it was better for you to throw it out.
That's the Nectar Collector!
speaking of, great idea! I don't mind if I do
Laughing Grass
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On my deathbed I'm bringing this up! Remember easter '24 when I didn't get any chocolate.
TCH
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Should have bought it the day before when it was still expensive chocolate!!!!
