You don’t have to tell me.
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We can only have 6 plants (in any stage) per residence (not residents) at any given time. Outdoor compliance isn’t too bad if you live with a bit of land… not at all in a house with a small yard
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I started playing after my daughter died, and I inherited her guitars, so around 2006 or so. And that is a Banjitar - a six string banjo that is tuned like a guitar so that any guitar player can just pick it up and play it.
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@Newt I am truly sorry for your loss…
I hadn’t heard of a Banjitar before… Very interesting!
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Bummmmmmer!
Having a major issue!
Please tag anyone who can help!
My issue… Our water system was recently replaced… Our hot water heater was replaced two years ago.
All of a sudden our hot water reeks of sulfer. Unbearable actually.
Our hot water heater is in my grow area… With 7 plants in flower… In cannot move them and no way to conceal them from a plumber.
Any one know what I can do to remedy this? I don’t want to have to chop my plants less than a month from harvest.
@Caligurl @MidwestGuy @kaptain3d @Newt @dbrn32 @anon34311147 @Covertgrower @ChittyChittyBangin @Cap_Ron @Negrita007
Good article. I know they are selling their product but sounds like you can install it yourself.
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Sorry. I wish I had anything, except hoping for a cool plumber. Good luck!
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I appreciate it… Was thinking the same…
First thoughts… Who do I know… That’s cool… And also knows someone cool…that’s also a plumber.
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When I had to replace my hot water heater last year, the plumber made a comment about the place smelling like cannabis… I gave him a jar (1 1/2 oz) of cured Green Crack… He was a very happy camper! 
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If that doesn’t solve the issue, the other option is to replace the anode rod with a zinc one. Most water heater come with the aluminum anode rod. It’s cheaper to manufacture the water heater with an aluminum rod instead of zinc. The aluminum interacts with some solids in the water, and that creates the smell. (Long story short)
By changing it with a zinc one, it no longer interacts.
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@Covertgrower Thank you… I appreciate it… Anode seems to be the solution.
Just to be safe… I ordered the one @Caligurl found. 
That it works… Should take 24 hours to clear it once installed.
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@kaptain3d I wish… My area is sooooo conservative it is scary sometimes. Have yet to meet a person out here who hasn’t talked about dangers of drugs and how lucky I am to be out of the city and then the you should come check out our church… It is a bummer.
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Awesome… Well one more disaster situation solved by the ILGM Super Team!
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Would you do me another favor?
Refresh my memory… I want to do some more QWET… And finally use my source turbo, pump, and buchner funnel. I ran out of concentrate a month or so ago… I cannot find my notes…
How long to decarbed 1/2 to 3/4 filled quart Mason jar with broken up buds in oven and what temp?
I do have a stirring hotplate and beakers… Is decarbed better after concentrate? If so… How? I cannot find articles.
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@Audiofreak Funny you mention this type…
I have been trying to get a tattoo done my left arm and shoulder… Not having any luck… Anyhoooo…
I found one place… I walk in… They say oh… The best guy for that is out having a cigarette… Should be back in a few. So I waited… For almost a hour… Must have beeeeen a long cigarette. 
Or girthy.
Any way… He finally shows… Looks similar like one of guys in the pic… All young… Like late teens or so. … Talking about “his process”…as I looked at the room behind him through his huge, daggly, gaping ear peircing holes…he tells me:
He does no work with the customer.
No preliminary artwork or designs.
No sketches at all.
He’ll just wing it.
I went to art school… I accept artist quirks… Not that… The handlebar mustache was the icing on the cake… He said it all with a straight face… Takes balls or no brains… I assumed the later and walked.
To be fair… He was bald with a tattooed skull.
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When I started on my tattoo work over 32 years ago now, I was extremely picky about who I would let tattoo me. I visited over a dozen shops, and I knew almost instantly which ones I was scratching off the list of potentials. It’s not a decision you should take lightly. I chose my artist not just on his abilities, but on the fact that he took a lot of time to discuss my ideas with me, and he seemed genuinely interested in the subject matter I was giving him. I definitely made the right choice, because he improved on every single idea I had, a lot, lol. Some of my ideas were pretty basic, and he kept the main theme of them the same, but added an artists perspective that I simply don’t have. In all the years he’s been drawing up designs for me now, I’ve never once been disappointed, we’re definitely on the same page. Almost like he can read my mind when it comes to art.
Don’t settle for anything less, it’s forever, lol.
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