Looking great over there buddy 
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Thanks man.
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Firing on all cylinders Brother, wall to wall Herb 
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Thanks brother. Shit we are up early man.
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I’ve been up a minute, job stressors keep my mind occupied and sleep is a luxury I wish I had and could keep 
. Top of the morning to ya
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Same to you man. Keep that stress low Marine. You know as well as I most things arent worth stressing. Hard to do but I make extreme effort myself. First heart attack opened my eyes to that. One reason I lazy grow and never worry about a fail in the grow.
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Appreciate ya Brother, words and advice to live by! When you’re managing 3 projects totaling 210 million and actively building one of those it can get a little hairy at times
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God I do not miss corporate. Brother did DOD work after Navy retirement. To much to do. No staff to do it. No money for staff. Tight deadlines. All kinds of B.S.
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I’m trying to keep that part of the job away from the field. I run 3 Superintend teams of some pretty good rough necks that manage around 200 sub-contractors. Like herding chickens most days 
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Yay oilfield. My grandfather made his money there. Texans.
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Different kind of rough necks, the commercial construction type. Stressors are probably identical though. I love that old show Black Gold
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My mind went directly to what I associate with…
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You run mid winter or back off a bit?
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All year long Brother, to place concrete or asphalt the winter temps need to be above 34 and rising. The rest is work rain or shine
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Thats the way it should be. Sunny day only is for the weak…. Like riding bikes. You either ride or you dabble.
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exactly. Each building will be at different stages, ifs it’s raining the buildings that are dried in get all the work. We call rainy days framers holidays
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Post stress cable over rebar? On the foundation slabs?
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Yes sir, post tension slabs are all we put in, after the concrete hits 65% of the design strength we stress the cable to 5500 lbs
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I have run out of likes. 
Your flowering tent is beautiful! How large and how many plants do you typically run in there?
I have a 3x4x6 grow area that i am growing three plants in, but they are wall to wall flowering atm.
I would love to use some of my vertical height, but i dont know what that means plant wise, like how many i can fit in my area to flower out tall like that!
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Totally depends on how I train. If lst 6 max in 5x5. 5 gallon. Straight up can get 9 5gallon. I hardly ever plan unless switching like now to clones. Cannabis is soooo easy to grow. In my 3x3 4 5g straight up or 1 20g wall to wall. Clones I will start in 5 gallon as soon as the tent has room. The 3x3 will turn to veg after the kush harvests. Just rotation.
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