I get questioned from time-to-time on my abilities and qualifications here on RIU. I admit that it's been years since I've posted photos and things, so it can be questioned.
What I don't necessarily like is when I speak about my experiences, they get denied and denigrated, even after evidence (ie. fact and truth) have been provided to state that I'm actually trying to be helpful.
Although I've only been growing indoors for going on about eight years, and about 20 years beyond that growing outdoors (mostly in south Ontario), its sickening to see the nonsense that's representing a "grow".
I've spent almost a decade trying to dial in an environment. I have moved from near Alaska to the south area of BC, and understand how pressure, humidity and temperature work, particularly because I'm an electrical engineer who's spent some time focusing on barometric changes in not only the local area, but the area overall. I have designed sensors to monitor such things, although I do not use my own designs to measure anything for statistical analysis.
For happiness purposes, here's my Gandalf enjoying a few fresh clips of plants. He loves his fresh kale, and his fresh cannabis. Super-bunny:
My wife helps trim, and Gandalf the White eats our scraps. Interestingly enough, he will not eat anything that is sub-quality. He is used to an exceptionally well balanced diet of organic, well thought out food. Cannabis is but a snack to him, and he loves it.
What I don't necessarily like is when I speak about my experiences, they get denied and denigrated, even after evidence (ie. fact and truth) have been provided to state that I'm actually trying to be helpful.
Although I've only been growing indoors for going on about eight years, and about 20 years beyond that growing outdoors (mostly in south Ontario), its sickening to see the nonsense that's representing a "grow".
I've spent almost a decade trying to dial in an environment. I have moved from near Alaska to the south area of BC, and understand how pressure, humidity and temperature work, particularly because I'm an electrical engineer who's spent some time focusing on barometric changes in not only the local area, but the area overall. I have designed sensors to monitor such things, although I do not use my own designs to measure anything for statistical analysis.
For happiness purposes, here's my Gandalf enjoying a few fresh clips of plants. He loves his fresh kale, and his fresh cannabis. Super-bunny:
My wife helps trim, and Gandalf the White eats our scraps. Interestingly enough, he will not eat anything that is sub-quality. He is used to an exceptionally well balanced diet of organic, well thought out food. Cannabis is but a snack to him, and he loves it.
