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Humidity is strain, cola size, and light sorce dependent .I realize It's hard to control in most greenhouse setups but 38% is to low at any stage under any light for an extended period of time. Terpenes and flavonoids volatilize below 50% even before the chop. Just a day or two at 38% probably won't effect quality much though. After harvest 38% is a massive no no. 50% to 55% under hps, and natural light in late flower. 55%-60% under LED. 24 years, 365 days a year coco coir and organic chelate experience. If your getting mold between 50% to 60% the plant has poor mold resistance.

Not sure what phone you have, but on an android pull up the pic you want to post and select the pencil icon. Then click on the three dots on the bottom right. Then select resize, and reduce the image 20 to 50% depending on how large it already is.

The Osage orange trees also dropped crazy amounts of horse apples this year.

I wasn't able to read the article. I definitely believe that many plants and animals telegraph adverse long rang conditions, but mast years for nuts and pine cones are attributed to prior winters being mild. A mast year for nuts was expected throughout much of the eastern US this year. Nut and drupe trees including the oak will abort there nuts and drupes ( walnuts) early during drought conditions . I made a comment a few weeks about it not being as historically dry as people and paper claim for most areas that I'm sure many roled there eyes at. The nuts, drupes and pine cones in mast would not be if it was truly historically dry .

I see you have eusb German shepherd too. So much friendlier and manageable than there working class counterparts. I chose eusb because of there cold hardiness compared to other gsd's. What do you grow your field corn to feed?

https://youtu.be/8vjXcqbowmk?si=x-g1Wp1ao24oFGnx Another very informative video lecture about the PDO and PNA

https://youtu.be/l95VZBZU2ZM?si=CtYligCldOVlgRgv A really informative, hour long educational discussion video on El nino and NAO teleconnections and there affects on winter weather with a lot of emphasis on the Mid-Atlantic.

We shall see if the big snow some are forecasting come to fruition not the boners.

https://youtu.be/xsUYHmGXfQ8?si=tG2ar8SqlP6zB5Ws It's a little over a week old but I thought it might give a few fellows here a nice boner. We shall see.

Stepped outside a few hours ago and felt a chill on my cheeks and could smell hints of winter. I'm going to pay for it at work today, but I felt compelled to go on a few hour dead of night hike with Ekho. Dead calm and quiet under a big sky. What a night.

We had frost at my house for the second time this fall.

I found this one tonight and I think his forecast is on point . I'm going with his forecast.

I found this other day and was pretty disappointed. Personally I think he had one to many fermented apples.

I don't want to offend anyone. Go to the one star google reviews. I couldn't agree more about it no longer being a kid or family friendly atmosphere.

Unfortunately it's becoming really strange and full of undesirables. I actually wouldn't take a child these days. It's not what it once was.

We all know how honest federal government agencies are. They certainly don't have any agendas.

Our office is part of the National Weather Service, which is an agency in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA itself is part of the Department of Commerce, a branch of the federal government. The NWS is the world's largest weather organization, employing approximately 4,700 personnel.

I just called my dad to check and unfortunately I was wrong. They all tested positive for covid but are already feeling better.

A bunch of my dad's buddies that he meets at the vfw every Thursday have the almost the exact same symptoms. They all came down with it around the same time. I believe they all are covid negative.

Found some storm damage out walking around lol,and my shit can took on some water.

I would have to say atp it's underperformed here in Baltimore . As Anduril noted the center of circulation appears to be west and onshore. There still plenty of storm left. I'm hoping something worth recording will come along.

I figured it out.