FEMA would just F things up. We’re good down here for the most part decent Gov. And Shariff. Good neighbors as well
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FEMA is a joke, they were in the mountains confiscating donations to store in their warehouse, they said donations were their property and they would distribute them where they deemed necessary. Not hearsay, I was there, we took a big load to a local church who was happy to get it. Local sheriff there said he would start arresting any FEMA people who withheld anything from those folks. The people near Asheville beat the shit out of one of them that was being a dick and talking down on them. You just don’t mess with mountain folk, glad they are standing up for themselves, the government sure isn’t, more like trying to kill those people for the pure quartz and lithium in the ground. They told the townspeople of Chimney Rock they didn’t own anything anymore, the government was declaring eminent domain and taking the land. Pure bullshit!
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Not much to like there atm @Audiofreak feel for ya,'ll, know a few in that area down to and along Bonita beach ya are all in my thoughts, also have relies up by Hwy 4, in Dover. God speed and CYA. Son is heading your way Thurs night Friday am, and a few from this area are in Tampa now riding it out with ya all to get to power lines when blown through, safe times hoped for with all, Residents, works and linesmen!!!
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Stay safe. Looks like it’s going to be brutal, especially back to back.
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Stay safe brother!
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New res…
Jacks 4/2
Part A 210
Part B 140
Peroxide wash and rinse.
I believe today marks week 8 in the flowering room, hopefully we can get an update in on that soon.
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Nice a clear just how we like it!!
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~Frantically starts knocking on wood~
Shhhhh it’s very sensitive don’t talk about it.
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The PNSB is working out nicely.
Mmm Clarity
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I need to take a pic of our ponds… that PNSB is a miracle! They are soooo clear!
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Aww Shucks Hoo Hoo Hoo Hoo
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How big is your biggest pond? I have one that could use help. @Caligurl
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About 10,000 gallons.
Pond 1 - 1,000 gallons
Pond 2 (the collection/filter pond) about 300 gallons
Pond 4 - 10,000 gallons
Pond 4 (second collection/filter pond) about 350 gallons
I put about 12 oz in the big pond (which isn’t connected yet to pond 1 and 2 but it will be soon)
I put 4 ounces in pond 1 that flows to pond 2.
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Thank you for your answer @Caligurl, do not think that will help but appreciated the answer, our pond is 1.75 acres and 16 ft deep, may need a tanker… Hehehehe
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That’s about 9.12 million gallons of water to treat
- acres to square feet:
1 acre = 43,560 square feet
1.75 acres = 76,230 square feet - surface area X depth for volume in cubic feet
Volume (in cubic feet) = 76,230 square feet x 16 feet = 1,219,680 cubic feet - cubic feet to gallons:
1 cubic foot = 7.48 gallons
Volume (gallons) = 1,219,680 cubic feet x 7.48 = 9,118,966.4 gallons
10oz of PNSB per 10,000 gallons of water
- 9,120,000/10,000 =912 units
- 912 x 10 = 9,120 oz
- 9,120 oz decided by 128 (gal) is 71.26 gallons
You need 71 gallons approximately. I think the average tanker is around 10,000 gallons. 
Thanks for the math problem bro
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I gave Cali the recipe. He could make up 55 gal barrels pretty cheap.
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To that degree, I wouldn’t do it any other way.
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Once established, it would take less to maintain; if it has flowing water
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I’d imagine regulating pond temperatures could do that for someone in the most hands off sort of way but I can’t imagine regulating such a vast amount of water without paying out the 4ss no idea perhaps solar radiation in patches. But in the us I’d imagine if it’s treated once annually it would be enough
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Impressive!
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