[DiverDave]

Yes , I want to do a full thread on the build .. but that may be a little later in another thread , I like to do more upgrades before I do a full blown details thingy.

yes the bucket sitting on the white buckets has the pump and all the returns from
the top bucket if it reaches over fill.
Also the drop line to the bucket on the floor can be exchanged for a recycle line.
I think I showed that too , if not .. I did get photos of it too and will put more
details of all the functions.

This is what I put together when I read a thread about the Blumat carrot feeders
and how they were unreliable when your not around enough to keep an eye on things.

I had just placed an order for 6 of them , and in the week it took me to read the whole thread , I cancelled the order before they even shipped. Good thing aymzon is so slow to get things out and my reading was faster .. lol

[DiverDave]

Ok , I've compiled all the text and ready to post.
Please help me ..
I'd like to post in DIY or start a new topic , I can't figure out how :(

All set to up it. help anyone.

[hayday]

hey dave , go to the header at the top
of any page , select the green forum button.

once that opens the contents of the website, choose where you want to
do your thing.

the new thread botton will be upper left under the header.

[DiverDave]

Originally Posted by DiverDave

Ok , I've compiled all the text and ready to post.
Please help me ..
I'd like to post in DIY or start a new topic , I can't figure out how :(

All set to up it. help anyone.

This is how I did it.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....=1#post8237439

I high jacked a similar Post a year old.

[DiverDave]

Originally Posted by hayday

hey dave , go to the header at the top
of any page , select the green forum button.

once that opens the contents of the website, choose where you want to
do your thing.

the new thread botton will be upper left under the header.

I looked for it but nothing worked.

Its a little hard to navigate here.

Easy to get emails for answers tho

DD

[Snook]

If you need glasses to read, see close or far-sighted (theyre all the same), bifocal dark colored prescription sun glasses w UV protection is your baby. Reading meters, defoliating, training or whatever when your lights are on, if you can not see clearly whatever youre doing, you'll screw up much more consistently. Cost with cheapo frames is small compared to the cost of new eyes. OTOH, my go to daily use (big money) sun glasses are prescription, bifocal sunglasses w UV. Now that I'm saying this, maybe will go and see about photo-sun (dark to very dark) bifocal. You young people, (not trying to sound condescending) protect your eyes now, UV/UVA deterioration will catch up to you.... first hand experience.

[MrBungle]

I started wearing garden shades as well... when I was growing vertical it was almost a must... too bad I went most of the vertical experiment without them, now I use them with a DE set up... definitely help spotting problems a bit sooner, apart from the saferty aspect of it
These are similar to what I have:
https://www.amazon.com/LVJING-Correc...den+uv+glasses

[Granger2]

This isn't just a UV thing. High intensity infrared will damage sight also. Protect yourself from all very bright light. Good luck. -granger

[moonymonkey]

just planted clones,few days later sprayed with tomato blossom set,looking good with the extra kick,only spayed one time,hey thats just me. peace

[djimb]

Originally Posted by moonymonkey

just planted clones,few days later sprayed with tomato blossom set,looking good with the extra kick,only spayed one time,hey thats just me. peace

In case anyone's interested, here's a thread with some great info on tomato blossom spray, kinetin, and cytokinins in general. Enjoy!

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=136566