Appreciate it bro. Sincerely. Good to have another mind on the thread. Welcome! Please feel free to post any comment anytime and bud porn is welcome as well! The more the merrier. Trying to get a bunch of like minded individuals together here this way nobody should ever run into anything they can't handle!Right on, use it as you would any lechate tea... it was just an offhanded thought..
Your very welcome ....Good guess . This isnt a daily occurance and fridge works great. I think i know how i did it , guess on though . Nobody guesses ill give my take............The water is from my ecoloblue water generator with a silver filter. Not tap.Thanks for the nice comment. And I also like this thead.
Freezer Fan plus condensation = ski jump maybe...that's my best guess.
A few hits off of that is what I needed after that spanking on Thanksgiving Day! lol. Sweet buds bro.How bout a few bx bud shots for your kickass thread....my earlier taster.
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Ice spikes grow as the water in an ice cube tray turns to ice. The water first freezes on the top surface, around the edges of what will become the ice cube. The ice slowly freezes in from the edges, until just a small hole is left unfrozen in the surface. At the same time, while the surface is freezing, more ice starts to form around the sides of the cube.
Since ice expands as it freezes, the ice freezing below the surface starts to push water up through the hole in the surface ice (see diagram). If the conditions are just right, then water will be forced out of the hole in the ice and it will freeze into an ice spike, a bit like lava pouring out of a hole in the ground to makes a volcano. But water does not flow down the sides of a thin spike, so in that way it is different from a volcano. Rather, the water freezes around the rim of the tube, and thus adds to its length. The spike can continue growing taller until all the water freezes, cutting off the supply, or until the tube freezes shut. The tallest spike we've seen growing in an ordinary ice cube tray was 56mm (2.2in) long.
I'll tell you what j I've been running like a gallon or two of PhD low ppm like 250 through full run Coco adding a touch more aeration be it grow stones perlite or what have u and it's been rocking. Second time around its better than the first. Haven't gone three generations yet but I will. Used to throw it out. Lol. Also adding an enzyme to my flush if u want to call it that. I continue to run the enzyme for the first three waters then as I normally would 1x weekly. Loving it.Things to do with your USED COCO ChowMix before u reuse
FLUSH
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