MrFishy
Well-Known Member
No doubt, some folks are gonna think this is wrong, wrong, wrong . . . and I understand their position.
I played music in clubs for 30-some years and gave it up in 2001, at age 50. I haven't made a penny since, but my wife loves me (and works) so it's all good.
What d'ya call a musician w/o a girlfriend/wife ??? HOMELESS!
Anyway, I don't want to be spending her hard earned money on my grow stuff. I already had most of the basics for stash growing, but lacked any real reflectors for my growrooms' walls. I didn't figure I'd ever get any mylar.
We often walk our dogs around a beautiful local cemetery. When the flowers folks have left behind for their loved ones die, the ground keeper piles them up and tosses them in the trash. The other day I noticed many of these throw-away vases were wrapped in, you guessed it, sheets of mylar. I asked the grounds-dude and he told us to help ourselves. My room now glistens like Xmas morning and I'm sure it's gonna help my over-all grow. The sheets are maybe 2'X2' . . . I scotch tape them to thin cardboard and attached those "sections" to the wall with a rolled piece of duct tape, making the panels strong and mobile.
With Memorial Day tomorrow (MondayMay26) in about a week there's gonna be miles of mylar being readied for landfill disposal.
Just a thought.
Yeah, I know all about Karma. No pustules of plague yet.
I played music in clubs for 30-some years and gave it up in 2001, at age 50. I haven't made a penny since, but my wife loves me (and works) so it's all good.
What d'ya call a musician w/o a girlfriend/wife ??? HOMELESS!
Anyway, I don't want to be spending her hard earned money on my grow stuff. I already had most of the basics for stash growing, but lacked any real reflectors for my growrooms' walls. I didn't figure I'd ever get any mylar.
We often walk our dogs around a beautiful local cemetery. When the flowers folks have left behind for their loved ones die, the ground keeper piles them up and tosses them in the trash. The other day I noticed many of these throw-away vases were wrapped in, you guessed it, sheets of mylar. I asked the grounds-dude and he told us to help ourselves. My room now glistens like Xmas morning and I'm sure it's gonna help my over-all grow. The sheets are maybe 2'X2' . . . I scotch tape them to thin cardboard and attached those "sections" to the wall with a rolled piece of duct tape, making the panels strong and mobile.
With Memorial Day tomorrow (MondayMay26) in about a week there's gonna be miles of mylar being readied for landfill disposal.
Just a thought.
Yeah, I know all about Karma. No pustules of plague yet.
you're doing a good thing by wanting to save your wife money, too. 
