Anyone have any moisture meter recommendations? I was looking at this:
Moisture meter recommendations?
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shnkrmn
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I have that one. No complaints.
shrxhky420
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Moist. Such a great word. Panties. That's a good one too.
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shrxhky420
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Thanks! It seemed to be the reasonable choice and it will be here tomorrow, can't beat that.
Hey you!! Good to see you around. Did you have a moist Christmas?Moist. Such a great word. Panties. That's a good one too.
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shnkrmn
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Quite the opposite. Maybe some drizzle but not like the rest of the country. And 51 degrees on Christmas day. Dreary and brown.
Lol, never mind me, I'm 5 gummies in. Hi shrxhky, fellow eschewer of vowels lol.
We have been having some amazingly nice weather, weird for this time of year.
shrxhky420
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Hey! Good to see you too!
Yes. Christmas was wonderful. Mellow and moist. Lol. Not sure where we're going with this but I got a stupid grin on my face.
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I think I'm going to help myself to another dab. I've been really enjoying gelato recently. I'm looking forward to harvest on my Sherbinski's grow. How's work and the fam?
Radmax
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Thing is with moisture meters unless the soil is compact it will give a false reading.
They take time to get used to.
I don’t personally recommend them however some do & it’s not about what I prefer it’s about what suits you.
I don’t like them because your breaking the roots & there not that accurate if your soil isn’t compact enough.
Lifting pots takes time to get used to so I fully understand why you would want one , just be sure the soils compact or it can read the moisture properly
Good luck and enjoy the adventure
They take time to get used to.
I don’t personally recommend them however some do & it’s not about what I prefer it’s about what suits you.
I don’t like them because your breaking the roots & there not that accurate if your soil isn’t compact enough.
Lifting pots takes time to get used to so I fully understand why you would want one , just be sure the soils compact or it can read the moisture properly
Good luck and enjoy the adventure
shrxhky420
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Oh weather. Um... no I don't think it rained that day b
I just had 2 dabs myself. Not sure what flavor.
Ahhh... Gelato. Is probably one of my favorites! I really miss the Gelato I was growing.
Work is crazy, like always. I'm glad I've become an intrigal part of the operation but it's demanding.
I'm gonna be a step grandpa, so that's kinda cool. July 2nd is when the baby is due.
Little fkr already blowin clouds!!!
How was your Christmas? I hope everyone is doing well!!!
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shrxhky420
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How's the golf game going? I haven't been out in months. Shit almost a year. Holy hell where'd the year go?
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shnkrmn
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I need to take 2 weeks off then quit! I didn't play much this year either. Life got in the way the way it does.
shnkrmn
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The meters in question are for measuring the moisture content of lumber or curing bud branches.Thing is with moisture meters unless the soil is compact it will give a false reading.
They take time to get used to.
I don’t personally recommend them however some do & it’s not about what I prefer it’s about what suits you.
I don’t like them because your breaking the roots & there not that accurate if your soil isn’t compact enough.
Lifting pots takes time to get used to so I fully understand why you would want one , just be sure the soils compact or it can read the moisture properly
Good luck and enjoy the adventure
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Aeroknow
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When was the last time you played Coyote Creek?
last time for me, quite a few years ago, we stopped at Chevys afterwards and I had a few to many margaritas. Highway Ptrol got me right as you drop down into Prunetucky. That was an expensive round
shnkrmn
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Cannabis is wood. Just stick the pins in a stem. Not sure how useful a measurement that is but I was reading on grove bags website they recommend bagging when buds have 13% moisture content, so I thought I'd try that. I jarred them when the stem of an average bud reached that point, maybe 5 days after harvest and they quickly rebounded into a humidity range suitable for curing.
Sir Napsalot
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Deploy the heat-seeking moisture missile!
Grandpapy
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Ohm: if you have a meter maybe you could correlate for us cheap guys.