Lupo

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[–] Lupo 3 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

Grow weed easy is a great resource as the other homie said. If you are looking for where to start on equipment, AC Infinity has really upped their grow tent game. If I were starting over now, I’d buy a full system from them and start there.

https://www.amazon.com/AC-Infinity-Integrated-Controls-Automate/dp/B09VVNCQS9

My tent is a 36x36x72, get whatever size works for your space. I promise it’ll be worth the investment after your first grow.

Here’s a list of what you’ll be missing along with my recommendations.

Soil – I like FoxFarms Ocean Forest

Humidifier - https://www.amazon.com/AC-Infinity-CLOUDFORGE-Programming-Greenhouses/dp/B0BXQW2NF6

*Dehumidifer - https://www.amazon.com/Dehumidifier-Basement-SEAVON-Dehumidifiers-Bathroom/dp/B0CYCDR6SM

Nutrients - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B097WP61TK (For Veg Phase) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07L2G1HT6 (For Flowering Phase)

Jewler’s Loupe - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091635T2K

Gardening Scissors - https://www.amazon.com/VIVOSUN-Gardening-Pruning-Straight-Stainless/dp/B01EWH83FU

Plant Ties - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZYGJFZM

**Self Watering Fabric Pot Base - https://www.amazon.com/AC-Infinity-Self-Watering-Auto-Irrigation-Greenhouses/dp/B0B1SL84RG

Seeds – Plenty of reputable sellers online Seedsman might be the biggest, try direct from breeders if you like a specific strain

That’s all I can think of at the moment. All in all, upfront costs will be between 1000-1500 between equipment and seeds if you are going for a 3x3 like mine.

*I cannot emphasize enough how important the dehumidifier is. Let humidity go wild during the vegging phase. But during flowering, humidity above 55% will pretty much guarantee mold and a lost plant after months of growing. And flowering will make any tent very humid (absent a lemongrass apparently) edit: make sure the dehumidifier has a drain hose, preferably one that's higher off the ground if you don't have a convenient place to drain the water (mine is sitting on books and draining into a 1 gallon bucket. At peak flower, it can fill a bucket over night) You won't be able to keep up with emptying the tank if you don't have a drain hose.

**I’m sure I sound like an AC infinity shill at this point, but the self watering base has been a game changer for me and all my big plants (even the lemongrass is using it). Saves time, works with water soluble nutrients, no need to worry about plants drying out, and with fabric pots, over watering is dam near impossible.

[–] Lupo 42 points 4 days ago (4 children)

Pickled everything.

Korean food changed my perspective on pickling and fermentation, and my digestive system!

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I didn't do a damn thing other than top these plants once and water it with nutes.

4 plants in here.

Front right is a 3 gal Forbidden Fruit Auto

Front left is a 1 gal Forbidden Fruit Auto

Back left is a 1 gal Critical 47 Auto that was planted a full month before the forbidden fruit but was very stunted, but managed to flower at the same time

Back right is a lemon grass I'm keeping alive through the winter. Its actually been great for maintaining humidity during the flowering. I haven't needed to use a dehumidifier this time around.

[–] Lupo 7 points 4 days ago

That's a weird take my dude. His genocidal right wing has his coalition and grip on power by the balls. That's what he cares about, not Iran's shit talk.

 

Steve Gessmann, vice president of operations for Breaking News Network servicing media groups, private security firms and government agencies, says, “Secrecy from the news media threatens to damage the trust and goodwill that the NYPD is working so hard to maintain.”

“Breaking News Network (BNN), a company that has monitored police communications for 30 years has concerns about the new encryption scheme,” Gessmann said. “The inability to monitor these communications could delay news of threats, crimes, and other emergencies, possibly endangering the community at large.”

The secrecy is the point.

 

“Hamas has reneged on parts of the agreement reached with the mediators and Israel in an effort to extort last-minute concessions,” the statement said, adding that the situation had created a “last-minute crisis”.

...

According to an Israeli television report, Smotrich presented Netanyahu with a list of conditions for his support, including a pledge that Israel would return to fighting should Hamas manage to retain control of Gaza, and to strictly limit the quantity of humanitarian aid allowed into the territory.

Israeli media widely reported this week that the government was prepared to resume hostilities after the end of the first six-week phase of the truce, during which hostages are supposed to be released.

Almost as if genocide was the goal.

 

“Hamas has reneged on parts of the agreement reached with the mediators and Israel in an effort to extort last-minute concessions,” the statement said, adding that the situation had created a “last-minute crisis”.

...

According to an Israeli television report, Smotrich presented Netanyahu with a list of conditions for his support, including a pledge that Israel would return to fighting should Hamas manage to retain control of Gaza, and to strictly limit the quantity of humanitarian aid allowed into the territory.

Israeli media widely reported this week that the government was prepared to resume hostilities after the end of the first six-week phase of the truce, during which hostages are supposed to be released.

Almost as if genocide was the goal.

[–] Lupo 5 points 5 days ago

It's not gonna hold. They are going to finish their genocide in the next 4 years with US tax dollars backing it up. Then they gonna spend the next 20 years denying it was genocide. After that, we'll have a Palestinian Genocide Memorial Day.

[–] Lupo 15 points 5 days ago

Not me. I'm omnipotent. I can pay attention to ignoring everything at once.

[–] Lupo 5 points 5 days ago

Grow weed on my apartment building's roof.

[–] Lupo 14 points 1 week ago (1 children)
[–] Lupo 5 points 1 week ago

I don't know if you are into Mystery Dungeon games, but I loved both of Void Terrarium games. Both on switch.

[–] Lupo 4 points 1 week ago

Furries, clowns, and cowboys. Classic combination.

The pineapple vase is a good touch.

[–] Lupo 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Got that exact same email. They saw this thread, those bastards.

[–] Lupo 4 points 1 week ago

Left wing murderers aim for the rich, right wing murderers aim for the people. Show me the left wing serial killer aiming for fox news indoctrinated neonazis, and we might feel differently.

 

Straight up predicted AI

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In a Dec. 10 order, made public by the Article III Project on Tuesday, Diaz concluded that by publicly criticizing a Supreme Court justice's ethics Ponsor's essay diminished the public's confidence in the judiciary's integrity.

Yeah! The Supreme Court can diminish the public's confidence in the judiciary's integrity perfectly fine on their own! We don't need you point their literal lack of ethics!

 

I.e. 100k embezzlement gets you 2.5 years

Edit.

I meant this to be the national average income (40k if I round up for cleaner math), not based on the individuals income, it's a static formula.

Crime$$$/nat. Avg. Income = years in jail

100k/40k = 2.5 years

1mill /40k=25 years

My thoughts were, if they want to commit more crime but lessen the risk, they just need to increase the average national income. Hell, I'd throw them a bone adjust their sentences for income inflation.

Ie

Homie gets two years (80k/40k=2), but the next year average national income jumps to 80k (because it turns out actually properly threatening these fuckers actually works, who'd've figured?), that homies sentence gets cut to a year he gets out on time served. Call it an incentive.

Anyways, more than anything, I'm sorry my high in the shower thought got as much attention as it did.

Good night

 

"If I'm guilty of this, every cop in the nation's going to jail," Wendt told CBS News just days before a federal judge sentenced him to a 5-year prison term. Wendt's crimes appear to be part of a nationwide pattern.

 

I can't imagine life without it, but I know there was a beforfore time.

 

Every Easter henceforth, I shall lie awake in fear.

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