Saturday, August 13, 2011

Grow Tent #14

Decided to re-arrange a little bit again. I swapped the 96 watt T5s with the 125 watt CFL and changed the T5 bulbs to 3000k. The plants are getting close to harvest time. The veg plants are a little behind schedule but it is okay since i have those unknown seedlings in there for a small secondary crop. - VEG - Grown under a 125 watt CFL(6400K) & a 200 watt CFL(6400k) - Total of 17500 lumens - BLOOM - Grown under 2 216 watt T5's(each a 4 ft X 4 bulb, 3000k) & a 96 watt T5(2 ft X 4 bulbs, 3000k)- Total of 48000 lumens - Strains: Sensi Star, Great White Shark, White Widow, New York City Diesel, Purple Kush & 3 Unknowns - Soil, Nutrients & Additives: Fox Farm's Ocean Forest Mix, Fox Farm - Grow Big, Big Bloom & Tiger Bloom, Superthrive, pH Down, Xtreme Gardening - AZOs, MYKOs, and CalCarb

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Thursday, June 23, 2011

How to Maintain Your Urban Farm

The idea of farming right at the comforts of your own urban dwelling captured the interest of many people. A lot of urban households have adopted this idea and started to put up their own mini farms at home. Setting up an urban farm is pretty easy as long as you have the necessary stuff needed. You'll only need some pots, soil, seeds, and of course a space enough to accommodate your pots or plant beds. The space doesn't have to be large since it is in an urban setting which is quite limited in space. Once you have set up your mini farm, the next thing that you have to do is to maintain and take care of it
Maintaining an urban farm might not be easy for some. You really have to be patient and consistent in taking care of your farm so that your plants would grow beautifully. As they say, maintaining a garden or a farm is a labor of love. So let me share to you some tips that could help you maintain your farm.
First of all, it is important to water your plants regularly. As your plants grow, they will need more water to keep itself hydrated and healthy. Here's a tip, avoid watering your plants while the sun is up. It is advisable to water your plants at night or before the sun rises. Watering your plant while the sun is up would just evaporate the water. The plant can't absorb water if it's humid and if the temperature of the environment is high. It is also important to weed your plants regularly. It is important to pull the weeds as early as you see them so that it won't tangle the plant. Fertilizing is also another task that you have to do. It is best to make your own fertilizer by making a compost, but if have no time to do that, you could just buy commercially available ones.
Maintaining a garden need not be looked upon as a tedious chore. The tasks may seem daunting for some but it really is an enjoyable thing to do especially if you love what you're doing.

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Saturday, May 28, 2011

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Monday, May 2, 2011

SPIDER MITES NEEM CONTROL

Using Neem products on Spider Mites.

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Thursday, April 7, 2011

1st Update 2011

Happy New Years. On 1st note: I reverted all my numbers back to 1(eg. WW #7 become WW #1). This is to keep track of how many plants of this strain I have grown for the year. The flowering plants are getting very nice and plump. I expect to harvest most of these plants at around 9-10 weeks. They will be fed for one last time tomorrow and will be on plain water the last 2 weeks. I prune the vegetative plants to get them to bush out. -VEG - Grown under a 96 watt T5(2 ft X 4 bulbs, 6500k), a 200 watt CFL(6400k) - Total of 18000 lumens - BLOOM - Grown under 2 216 watt T5's(each a 4 ft X 4 bulb, 3000k) & a 125 watt CFL(6400K) - Total of 47500 lumens - Strains: Sensi Star, Great White Shark, White Widow, New York City Diesel, Purple Kush & 3 Unknowns - Soil, Nutrients & Additives: Fox Farm's Ocean Forest Mix, Fox Farm - Grow Big, Big Bloom & Tiger Bloom, Superthrive, pH Down, Xtreme Gardening - AZOs, MYKOs, and CalCarb

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Sunday, March 13, 2011

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Hydro Innovations water-cooled system installation part 1/2

This is part 1 of 2 videos showing how to install a water-cooled system using a 2 hp non-self contained chiller, Flotec pump, reservoir, supply and return manifolds, HydroGEN PRO water-cooled co2 generator, ChillKing water-cooled dehumidifier, Hydro Innovations Ice Box heat exchanger, and Hydro Innovations Ice Box spot air a/c.

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Saturday, January 22, 2011

Earn More Cash on Farmville

Farmville is a very popular application on the social networking site, Facebook. With this application one can have a virtual farm and you get to manage the daily activities of the farm which involves reaping and planting crops, rearing animals etc. Many people get addicted to the application when you start playing it as it does not let you get bored for a second also. It is very strange but many people want to go and check their farm several times to ensure how are the crops growing and you can harvest them. There is a fact about the game that it is easy to earn coins whereas it is not that easy to earn farm dollars and cash.

When one plays the game there is a tab, "Add Farm Coins and Cash". When one clicks on it you will find that here on Farmville you have the offers which are available on other sites through which you can make money online. The difference lies in the fact that they will not pay you real money, they instead pay in Farm cash. One can fill a few offers and then see what all they can add on the farm. One can get the opportunity to add a pond, Manor and other things and you can increase the levels also.

One can earn farm dollars and then spend them after earning through this offer. There are many people who will want to know that how can these offers be availed and the form filled. One does not need to spend any money when filling the forms. One should avail the offers which are free like surveys and quizzes, where you earn cash for free and climb the levels in the application of Farmville and buy more things.

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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Grow Tent #2.5 - Exhaust Fan Installed

Got a centrifugal fan(171 CFM) today for the exhaust. I mounted it on the wall and ducted it from inside the tent. No intake fan needed at the moment. Still need to do a few more things to make it light tight but things are coming together nicely. - (VEG) - Grown under a 96 watt T5(2 ft X 4 bulbs, 6500k) & a 200 watt cfl(6400k). - (BLOOM) - Grown under 2 216 watt T5's(each a 4 ft X 4 bulb, 6500k) - Strains: Sensi Star, Great White Shark, Blueberry Diesel, New York City Diesel, Purple Kush & Bubblegum Indo.

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Friday, December 3, 2010

White Widow Harvest

Harvesting the WW at Day 63 of flowering. She is a beautiful plant. Very fat and pretty dense. A good producer and extremely easy to grow. Resin production is amazing and the smell is overpoweringly sweet. Great all around strain to have. -VEG - Grown under a 96 watt T5(2 ft X 4 bulbs, 6500k), a 200 watt CFL(6400k) & a 17 watt(7500k) T8 - Total of 18850 lumens - BLOOM - Grown under 2 216 watt T5's(each a 4 ft X 4 bulb, 3000k) & a 125 watt CFL(6400K) - Total of 47500 lumens - Strains: Sensi Star, Great White Shark, White Widow, New York City Diesel, Purple Kush & 4 Unknowns - Soil, Nutrients & Additives: Fox Farm's Ocean Forest Mix, Fox Farm - Grow Big, Big Bloom & Tiger Bloom, Superthrive, pH Down

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Hydro Innovations ChillKing chiller line

See examples and hear about every product in the Hydro Innovations exclusive line of ChillKing Chiller Sytems. These chillers can be used in many applications from restaurants to home cooling, cooling industrial equipment and of course heat producing gardening equipment. ChillKing chillers are available in sizes from 1/2 to 15 hp currently, but larger custom sizes are available upon request.

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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Hydro Innovations HydroGEN PRO installation part 2/2

This video is part 2 of installing the Hydro Innovations HydroGEN PRO water-cooled co2 generator and talks about drain to waste cooling and the HydroGEN prefilter.

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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Forex Profit Farm Review

One of the latest currency trading systems called Forex Profit Farm was launched recently. This is a day trading system and has caused many traders to start discussing it. Traders, both professional and the inexperienced, have different views on day trading.

Some say that it is very profitable due to the markets' liquidity, while others say that day trading to make money is impossible. So does Forex Profit Farm really work, or is it just a scam like so many other currency systems on the internet?

1. What You Will Get in the Forex Profit Farm Package?

In my opinion, I do feel that this system would not be suitable for everyone as it involves day trading. Beginners do not have to worry as the manuals and step by step videos will teach you every step of the way. In fact, this is one of the easiest to understand systems that I have tested.

However, it involves a lot of day trading, meaning that there is very little room for error. Anyone with little experience who wishes to use Forex Profit Farm is highly advised to use a demo account first to get themselves familiarized with the methods before using real money.

2. Who Created the Forex Profit Farm System and Does It Really Work to Make Consistent Income?

Rahul is the creator of this day trading system and he has proven that he has used it to profit himself in the past months. Since it involves day trading, users will find themselves trading a few times per day.

Having used the system myself, I must say that I am quite pleased with the profits it can create daily and the frequency of trades it makes. Of course, this system does lose occasionally on a few days, but it has eventually shown a profit in long term testing.

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Saturday, July 31, 2010

5 Ideas For Promoting Farming Businesses With Promotional Farm Animal Stress Balls

Every farm has a fascinating history, no matter how old or new the farm itself is. Traditionally, farms have been the center for high-quality produce in communities and villages. Showcasing the wonderful high-quality products of your business can be an ease with animal stress relievers. There are 5 ways to promote your business with farm themed stress toys, and this article will show you how to effectively promote your farm business.

1. Reach a Wider Audience with Farm Animal Stress Toys

With barn yard stress toys, you can bring your farm to a community that is as wide as this world. You can even make your business a hot tourist spot with animal shaped stress relievers. Send a couple hundred farm animal stress relievers to hotels and shops in your area and you are sure to find tourists from around the world visiting your business! You could even sell them along with your other products.

2. Host Educational Tours with Farm Animal Stress Balls

Does your farm business provide tours to the local community and schools in the area? If not, definitely consider this avenue for opening up your business to a whole new customer base. You can provide farm animal stress ball keychains to local schools and Universities to hand out to students. Be sure to mention that your farm business offers tours on the stress toys, and you may begin a whole new future for your farm!

3. Give Stress Toys to Young Customers

Children love farm animal stress relievers for their comforting softness and adorable shape. You can make your large farm more approachable to children with cute mouse, cow and piggy shaped stress balls. Try hosting a farm event for children in the community, where your farm business teaches kids how to milk cows or do other fun tasks. Parents will be impressed that your farm business is able to cater to even the youngest kids. Maybe they will even plan a child's next birthday party at your farm business!

4. Showcase History and Tradition on Farm Animal Stress Toys

Animal stress relievers can showcase valuable information to your customers. If your business has been in operation for hundreds of years, this is an important historical fact to be proud of and share with customers. All it takes is a line or two of text on a farm animal squeeze balls to convey a tradition of excellence to customers!

5. Make Petting Zoos Come to Life

Does your farm host a petting zoo on site? If so, definitely be sure to use farm animal stress balls to make your petting zoo come alive. There is no better way to inspire customers to visit your petting zoo than with a miniature farm animal, such as a daisy cow or small chicken. Customers will be so touched by the adorable qualities of farm animal stress toys that they will need to see the real thing!

These are just 5 ways your farm business can benefit from using farm animal stress toys. With a little ingenuity, your farm business can open its doors to a whole new customer base!

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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Marijuana Budtending 1 at UniCann - ABCs of Budtending

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Friday, June 11, 2010

How to Make Your Chicken Coop

Building your own chicken coop is not only great fun; you'll find yourself entertained by the hens but you'll receive fresh organic eggs at the same time! Chickens are relatively easy to look after and don't require much attention but you will need to plan your chicken coop carefully before bring any hens home.

The first thing you should decide on is where to place the coop. Ideally it should be as near to the house as possible so you can keep an eye on them and protect them from predators. Once you've decided where you'll be keeping the coop, it's time to find the best design for your particular needs.

Chickens need space in order to feel comfortable. Keeping your chickens in a comfortably spaced coop is not only more humane it also allows them to become better layers. Chicken kept in cramped quarters experience a decrease in egg production. You should devote 4 square feet for each hen, so calculate accordingly. It goes without saying that the more chickens you buy, the more space you'll need. Never skimp on space or you'll have some very unhappy hens on your hands!

Once you've determined where you'll put the coop and how big it should be, you should choose a design that will allow the chickens to roost and lay eggs. You will need to include nest boxes and a place for the chickens to roost on. Chickens like roosting on elevated roosts to try to construct your chicken roost about 4 feet off the ground. And provide them with a ramp.

You don't need to use expensive materials to build your coop with, just make sure the coop is weather resistant and sturdy so predators won't be able to get at your flock. Safety is crucial as chickens are easily preyed upon by many predators such as foxes, rats and raccoons. Make sure nothing can burrow or dig into the coop.

You'll also have to provide your flock with a chicken run. Chickens love to forage and scratch around and providing them with the space to do so will result in happier and healthier chickens (and more eggs for you!).

As you can see it isn't all that complicated to start your own chicken coop. As long as you follow these simple guidelines, you should be well on your way to starting your own little poultry farm in your backyard. Keep them safe from predators and weather, provide them with the space they need and feed them well and you should soon have more organic eggs than you know what to do with.

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Thursday, May 20, 2010

How and Where Can I Find a Reputable Farm Where I Can Buy Raw Milk?

Once you have made the decision to switch to raw milk, your next problem is going to be finding a reputable source for good, safe, quality milk. How can you do that?

Well, first you want to do a search online for dairy farms in your area. There are various sites where you can get this information. Sometimes you will also find ads on health food or agriculture sites where people will advertise if they have raw milk available. Just search for locations near you and make note of the ones you find.

Once you locate one or more farms, and these will usually be small family-owned farms, go ahead and contact them by email or phone and request more information.

What type of information do you need to ask about? Well, you will first of all want to know what type of cows they have. There are a number of breeds of dairy cows and they may have Jersey, Holstein, Ayrshire, Guernsey, or some other breed of cow. Some people even milk Angus cows and they are said to have milk similar to a Jersey.

Is one type of cow better than another? Not really, but their milk will be slightly different. Jersey milk is rich and creamy and has a high butterfat content. Guernsey is very similar. Ayrshire follows close behind with very white creamy milk. The fat in the Ayrshire's milk is extremely small and so it is not only excellent for drinking but also for making cheese, butter, or ice cream. Holsteins have less cream in their milk.

Next, you will want to ask the farm about their milking process, how the cows are milked and how soon after milking does the milk go into the refrigerator to be cooled. The sooner the better. If you are offered a tour of the farm that would be great. You can see where the cows are milked and all the equipment used. They may even offer to let you come by when they are milking so you can watch.

You also should ask what the cows are fed, and the optimum feed will be either all of mostly all grass and hay with minimal grain perhaps at milking time. No antibiotics or hormones should be used, and no pesticides should be used on their pasture.

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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

CFL HYDRO grow pART 2 Topped my plants

I topped them and added another light, reflectors and i just ordered a HO T5 hydro farm 2FT 2IN lamp for my bud closet that im going to make out of an old bookcase

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