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Cpurola's first indoor grow, alot to learn.

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Cpurola's first indoor grow, alot to learn.

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Whats wrong with her Blueberry Auto from herbies planted Nov 26th should iI scrap her
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In other news.....
Our circulation pump on the boiler went out this morning so hubby just took off to go get a replacement. So glad the local plumbing supply has one. The house is cooling off, but at least we can fix it before tonight. (if nothing else goes wrong....)
When you stay too long in one place, everything needs fixing or replacing.
 
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grayoldnproud said:
I am only dropping this here because I mentioned it yesterday and now I'm straight headed enough to finish and remember what I was watching. He makes some nice points.
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Synthetic fertilizer also pollute a lot to produce. He left that out making the environmental argument. Picking only the bad things about organic and twisting the truth for synthetics.
Very good paid actor promoting big corp. I've seen him before and it all based on using a model where he decides witch numbers go in. Garbage science imo
 
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Just an update on the boiler situation...
The rubber seals on the new pump are thick O rings and not the flange oval ones that are on it. So, I (designated gopher) went to the plumbing store to buy them and they didn't know what I was talking about. (sigh) Said, 'you'll have to replace the mounting flanges to use the new seals. Not an easy task 'cause they've been on for 30 plus years and getting on the concrete floor to do it is not comfortable anymore.

So, I bought sheet rubber, came home, cut them out, screwed the new pump in place and purged the system of air.(well, actually hubby did most of that. LOL) Hubby checked an hour later and it's leaking. Bad, bad enough to take everything apart again. Recut new oval seals, carefully installed, purged and started it all.... now one of the zones isn't working. Akkkkkkkk
Okay, I'm better now. 😁
 
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cpurola said:
Just an update on the boiler situation...
The rubber seals on the new pump are thick O rings and not the flange oval ones that are on it. So, I (designated gopher) went to the plumbing store to buy them and they didn't know what I was talking about. (sigh) Said, 'you'll have to replace the mounting flanges to use the new seals. Not an easy task 'cause they've been on for 30 plus years and getting on the concrete floor to do it is not comfortable anymore.

So, I bought sheet rubber, came home, cut them out, screwed the new pump in place and purged the system of air.(well, actually hubby did most of that. LOL) Hubby checked an hour later and it's leaking. Bad, bad enough to take everything apart again. Recut new oval seals, carefully installed, purged and started it all.... now one of the zones isn't working. Akkkkkkkk
Okay, I'm better now. 😁
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Sounds like a three cookie day! You just might possibly have to pay somebody who knows what they’re doing to fix it!
 
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