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Well I guess I figured it all out anyways lol, I had a male girl scout cookies in a clear tote just off in my bedroom away from other girls. within 2 weeks he dropped his sacks onto a foil plate I made and I was able to get a good chunk of pollen. The humidity did get up to 100% several times in...

Over watering is not a problem, its the stored dirt I have. In order for it to stay viable, (living organisms) it has to stay moist. With all that organic material in there they feed off it and thrive. Id like to put something in the soil to keep them away for good because they sometimes jump...

Have not found much info about it, I was about to buy some from neem resource. I use all organic soil amendments so im trying to find a good amendment to keep away gnats. I recycle and reuse my soil each harvest. I heard neem cake will kill and keep away gnats but have not seen much...

I have a male girl scout cookies inside a homemade isolation chamber, I was going to try it without designing a fan into this first run, its completely sealed, I do have an air pump giving it fresh air @5 LPM. My main question is since its sealed up, the humidity tends to get out of control...

I have a male isolation chamber setup, everything is great, just wondering if high humidity will render the pollen useless? My chamber idles at 80% ATM. Might add a small air pump to draw out moisture. But when does pollen get affected by humidity? If it does at all.

Shits nasty, lol I got tired of it pretty quick losing batches after batches, started to put me behind.

start with really small amounts, im not kidding I used about a table spoon to 10 gallons and it bubbled like crazy. It was coming out of my plugs lol! Clones loved it too, but it was messy.

I just had to do hot water scrub, no chemicals. Its all still beneficial just they like to build up over time, don't want to sterilize unless a disease takes over.

I used it in my aero cloner and it kept away the white slime, but it eventually started to clog up pumps and lines, recharge will build colonies quick. I wouldn't recommend it unless you clean it often.

Some space candy. A natural purpler. Heavy yielder.

Im still alive, there wasn't enough interest for me to continue updating. I still use it, love it don;t have any regrets, it still beats new products coming out. its CFUs are beyond whats available on the market. Ive switched completely to vermicomposting my soils and re-using it and using down...

Took my other one apart, cleaned and greased it, definitely a lot quieter. its only about 2 years old. Wasnt even this quite out of the box. Now to wait for UPS man so I can fix the other one. Definitely would recommend doing this once a year maybe to keep it maintained I dont think these fans...

I come from a family of mechanics so oil/grease are essentially the same thing cause we all know what actually needs oil and what actually needs grease. Damn redneck family.

Why spend 100$ buying a new one, when you know its a simple fix thats only going to cost maybe 10$. Everything is chinese so it dont hurt my feelings, the bearings are made in singapore, and these 608zs are actually very durable considering their size and rpm ratings.

Here is what I got http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wholesale-Lot-10-Bearings-608ZZ-8x22x7-Shielded-608Z-/130330458667

Sorry wasnt being specific, I am using Hi-Temp lithium formulated for high speed bearings its still able to run through a needle.

Did you not see what I wrote? I have already ordered new ones. But for people that dont have rusty bearings some oil should be fine.

Ive already ordered 2 lol I just know if they are in good shape some oil will be fine, these are done. they are about 6 years old and have ran 24/7

Right but a decent temp fix, but the bearing is 3$ just about anywhere.

Diabetes needle and some oil did it. its a trick I learned a while ago with sealed bearings.