Show and Tell today.
I snapped a few photos of my favorite toys and tools. I am new at this, and I can't necessarily read a plant; but I can read a measurement .
Ratcheting hangers are nice although they are only secure as what they are attached to. I pick these up at Peavey Mart, they are only a few dollars each. They are secured with 2 inch wood screws into the floor joists. I am pretty sure I could do a two-finger chin up off these things .
( or you could, more likely:drunk2:)
I still enjoy my old school thermometer. This one was repurposed from a combination rain gauge . I use it to take a rectal, in the middle of my soil, from time to time.
I got this indoor-outdoor for my birthday. I keep the unit in the Veg room. I passed the probe into the flower room and have the probe jammed into a cola, at the moment.
My CO2 meter watches humidity and temp. as well.
Simple tools make jobs easier. I put an extension on these syringes to help draw from the liquid nute bottles.
Stole these leveling legs from a washing machine .
This HM meter helps me watch the TDS and temperature.
This is a constant pH monitor I think it is h m as well
As you can see I got this for forty bucks. It pumps out a thousand watts and also makes an excellent door stop.
I watch the light output with an Apogee Quantum sensor. You are getting ripped off if you purchase the meter. The sensor puts off 5 volts per PPDF- just attach the quantum sensor to a cheap multimeter and multiply the reading by 5 .
Lastly an Eva dry dehumidifier. This unit kind of looks like a toy, although it does draw 6 amps and it did manage to pull my four by four flower room from 80 down to 60% relative humidity overnight, during lights off. It harvests 150 mL of water 12 hours .
Last, but not least, my CrappyTire milk house heater.
I run everything manually . I do not have enough automation to manage things on its own.
