Fumble's First Grow

mugan

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this thread is always a tease, fumble you need to move to here so i can get some of those from ya too. ;)
 

fumble

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Hey there Mugan. Maybe when your landrace is finished, I can fly there and we can smoke and eat and get high as fuddd dd dudddd!
 

fumble

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Lucky guy, you. I was so disappointed my GR was a loss. I will make dry ice hash with her still, but I wanted to smoke her. Oh well.
 

mountaingarden

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Yeah, but my arms wont get tired...the man will be doing the shaking for me! lol
...okay...my days of using my labor when a tool will suffice has been over a long while. Many things shake mechanically...time to take this to the next level!

I'm thinking a used paint shaker might be a nice addition to a "tool pool" for the Cali contingent. Can't cost much, especially at auction and you're in a high population area. Watching friendships and bonds being formed, and kicking in for salvage model might be worth thinking about. Keep an eye on auctions and Craigs List!

Just a thought from a tool junkie who's already looking up here, in happy anticipation. cheers, mg
 

^NoR*CaL@420

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thats a great idea mt. garden! i was about to come on the same idea reading your post when u said it lol. but then got to thinking... would it be too violent a shake? and one would only be able to use paint can sized containers??
 

mountaingarden

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That is what I will be doing with the Green Ribbon. Just gotta find the time.
You Cali folks with all your fantastic locally created strains!!! Green Ribbon??? :-) All we have for clones up here are soooo yesterday. Except...gotta admit to a special fondness for Blue Dream.
 

mountaingarden

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thats a great idea mt. garden! i was about to come on the same idea reading your post when u said it lol. but then got to thinking... would it be too violent a shake? and one would only be able to use paint can sized containers??
Paint shakers have variable speeds. My guys have one they dial in depending on what type of coating is in the can! Granted, this is a commercial set up, but... that means there's used equipment sooner or later.

Tool pools work well under the right circumstances. Everybody in the pool needs to be reasonably mechanical or at least responsible, and one person needs to be the "keeper", but when they work, it's very cool. Just home from a neighborhood water co-op meeting. We designed a common water storage and treatment system, got it approved by the county, installed them to site specific conditions, buy in bulk, share water testing equipment, etc. We set it up 12 years ago to beat off developers, and it's as solid today as it was before the market dropped out of real estate! :-)

Perhaps at the 4/20 gathering this can be a topic! There are enough of you in a relatively close radius to do some good things. I'll try and remember to bring our "paperwork", cuz 12 years later we all agree it's still perfect. cheers, mg
 
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