's and I am growing soil. Im looking at getting the undercurrent system and maybe running another 5 x 600 so total will be 15x600 vented ( they are magnum 6 inch hoods). I was planning on using a couple chillers on 2 large under current systems and ac for the room. Anyone have any input I would really appreciate this.
Where to get real Sensi Seeds?
that looks very nice, and also looks like it will take the pain away. I really like sativas, but indicas seem to make the pain go away completely.  Ill take the natural solution any day of the week!
ok. Just ordered them.. Will show pics as soon as they come:) Thank you guys! Always helping, and I sure do appreciate it.
this is why I love this forum. You guys are always on point with no bs. I really appreciate the help. I had Jack from sensi when my friend took a trip there about 12 years ago. It was one of the best strains I remember, but sadly it was lost. Do you have a link fo the website to g13 (manalishi f1)? is it cannacollective.co.uk? So thumbs up on ordering from these guys? Happy new year to you all!
I have been looking to get the g13 from Sensi, and even though I am a medicinal patient with a terminal illness they will not ship to the USA. I was looking at a few places like Hemp Depot, but I am weary of these places because of mixed reviews. I have bought tons of seeds from Sannie, and they are AWESOME! This g13 is a strain I have needed for a long time. Any advice?
Under Current?
Thank you. Happy holidays everyone.
One of the details I am not understanding is what you use to make the seal of the pvc to the bucket. I see current culture has some proprietary method(uniseals I believe). Also if you have a bigger space, what is the equation for pump size? Do you have a target gpm? My room is much larger than most of the grows I have I have seen and I will probably want to run a 20-30 plant system. I am thinking of using my waterfarms for veg and under current for bloom.
Does anyone have any personal experience with these tables? I know they are expensive, but they seem to bypass alot of the bs associated with standard drip systems.
Hydrofarm drip rings clogging?
Im wondering if anyone has had an issue with these tables drip ring clogging up? I usually run a very low ec and I still have a huge amount of salt build up on the top of the drip rings from splash. I checked one of the hoses that pushes water up to the ring and it was completed clogged at the joint with salt residue. This is a brand new system so its pretty disappointing that it will clog while I have only ran this thing about 8 weeks(veg and bloom total). The other really shitty thing is that I have the system fully scrogged out so its near impossible to get to all the drip rings to clean them. Any advice?The UK-based 3D online poker operator PKR is set to soft launch its new 2D PKR Lite poker client this week in a move that could ultimately make an entry into a legalised US online poker market easier. The product opens up important new strategic B2B horizons for the company, which develops its own technology and software.
The company's chief operating officer Leon Walters says that PKR Lite will hopefully keep players interested, and bring back inactive customers, but that there are also strategic possibilities in a commercial sense in providing a 2D option for future agreements with licensees who may be in a legalised US market in addition to that in Europe.
PKR Lite has the advantages of improved download speed and smaller memory consumption, encouraging more visitors to become active players, and therefore increasing its appeal to potential licensees. The product downloads at the same time as the original client and uses a shared player-base.
Walters revealed this week that players have a choice when downloading PKR's standard 3D download product, switching to the faster downloading PKR Lite, or letting the full 3D download complete whilst they use PKR Lite.
If the full download is allowed to complete the player will find two shortcuts on the desktop, giving a choice between 2D (Lite) and 3D. Cosmetically, the PKR Lite product lacks animated avatars and offers only a 'helicopter' perspective of the action.
Players using the Lite version will be able to play on the same tables as their 3D counterparts in order to build player liquidity.
Walters hopes to gather in players who lost interest in the standard 3D product due to the download interval.
He revealed that the company was seeing a drop-off in interest once the download went past the ten minute mark due to either low-end hardware or weak and miserly broadband facilities. PKR Lite would enable this category of player to quickly download and start playing whilst the heavier 3D version was still downloading...or the player could abandon the 3D download altogether and continue on the 2D version.
PKR clearly has an eye on US developments, having recently increased its US profile through its status as a founder member of the US Online Gaming Association (USOGA) set up in January this year.FIELDS, WILLIAM (ca. 1810–1858). William Fields, author and legislator, was born in North Carolina about 1810. He moved to Tennessee and published the first edition of Fields' Scrap Book, a collection of literary efforts, anecdotes, and sketches, before moving to the Lone Star State in 1837. After living briefly in Liberty County he moved to Galveston County but returned to Liberty in 1842. He was elected to represent Polk and Liberty counties in the first of four consecutive terms in the state legislature in 1847. While in the Texas House, Fields opposed the legislature's hurried call for delegates to the Nashville Convention of 1850. He also opposed any measure asserting the state's supposed claim to Santa Fe that might lead to war with the United States. For most of the period he engaged in a heated newspaper quarrel with his bitter rival Thomas Jefferson Chambersqv. In 1855 the American (Know-Nothing) party chose Fields as its candidate for land commissioner. Claiming that he had been and would remain a Democrat, Fields mounted an unsuccessful campaign for the position in the Democratic primary. Despite the defeat, he was named state engineer in 1856.
Fields revised his Scrap Book in 1851; new editions appeared in 1854, 1856, 1860, 1872, 1884, and 1890. He accumulated little property in Liberty County; the 1854 county tax rolls assessed his estate (including one slave, four horses, thirty cattle, and a watch) at less than $1,200. Fields was married to a native of Tennessee and had at least five children. He died at Hempstead on September 9, 1858, and was interred at Galveston.
Randolph B. Campbell, "Texas and the Nashville Convention of 1850," Southwestern Historical Quarterly 76 (July 1972).The government has been accused of threatening the universal postal service after announcing plans to sell its remaining 30% stake in the Royal Mail.
Chancellor George Osborne said sales will start this year, with the expectation of raising around £1.5 billion.
The move will complete the controversial privatisation of the postal group, which started in October 2013.
The coalition was attacked for selling off Royal Mail "on the cheap", and there was fresh opposition to today's announcement, including the threat of industrial action.
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) said it will oppose the final sale, warning that full privatisation threatened the one-price-goes-anywhere, six day a week postal service.
Labour said the previous sell-off had been "botched", short-changing taxpayers by hundreds of millions of pounds, so the Government needed to explain how it had learned lessons.
The Government has appointed Rothschild to advise the Business Department on the new transaction, which will be designed to deliver "best value for money" to the taxpayer.
Can the U.K. Get Its Money's Worth Out of Royal Mail Sale?
Opponents of the sell-off have claimed it was set as much as £1 billion too low but a report commissioned by former business secretary Vince Cable from Lord Myners said the figure was £180 million.
CWU general secretary Dave Ward said: "Selling off the final 30% of Royal Mail threatens the very existence of the one-price-goes-anywhere, six day delivery service that Royal Mail provides to 29 million UK addresses.
"When the first part of this privatisation was completed by the coalition we were told that this was because Royal Mail needed private capital to invest in its future, but if you ask the workforce they have seen hardly any new investment but have witnessed the worse type of short term investors making a killing without any regard to the long term future of the company or the services it provides to the public.
"The CWU will oppose this final part of the sell-off and continue to campaign against unfair competition and the race to the bottom, which privatisation inevitably brings. Both existing and any new shareholder should be in no doubt - any attempt to undermine the legally binding agreement that protects Royal Mail workers' terms and conditions will be defended if necessary through strike action."
Shadow chancellor Chris Leslie said: "The Tories' botched privatisation of Royal Mail in the last Parliament short-changed taxpayers by hundreds of millions of pounds.
"The Government now needs to explain how