So I’m gonna go outside and go rip down that male plant and put it inside two trash bags.
I guess don’t grow male plants no matter what. 
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EDIT: I AM A FUCKING IDIOT AND JUST RIPPED OUT THE MALE PLANT AND DOUBLE BAGGED IT.
I AM SORRY FOR SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT GROWING MALE PLANTS. UNLESS YOU’RE AN EXPERIENCED GROWER IN THE CORRECT ENVIRONMENT AND PLAN ON UTILIZING IT FOR BREEDING PURPOSES THEN CUT IT DOWN.
Thank You guys for letting me know how far and how fast that pollen can spread I had no idea. Makes sense though.
Now the neighbors rose bush will be the target of the bees.
Goodbye bumblebuddies 
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Grow some poppies man. If the bees get into those, they won’t be going anywhere soon 
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Nahhhh.
I’ll grow sunflowers and tomatoes next year.
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its all good everyones gotta learn sometime, and there are plenty of other awesome plants to grow for the bees
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…no really.
It’s a cute trick.
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Yep, not win…might work well for cleaning nasty boiling flasks, if you’re into that sort of thing
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boyyyyy that is sexy 
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Thanks! Love doing this stuff, when I’m not rushed. It’s time consuming measuring, reaming, swaging, planning assembly so as not to put anything in a bind. So satisfying when it all comes together…
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Beautiful work !
Yet at the same time I wonder how high is the powder stack inside these tubes ?
Or is it a different material that is used to remediate ( beads , sieves ?)
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They’re full 36” of media. We just use CRX/CRY so we run multiple socks through it, how long it takes to wipe one column out depends on bio quality, of course. One could put basically anything in them, though. Or swap for smaller sections loaded with whatever.
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Damn that crude needs help
Cool runnings thou and thank you for the insight
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lol yes, some of it does for sure
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Very impressed with the hot water lines running through the bead bath. What do you typically use it for?
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If you’re able to use stainless mixing bowls that have air tight lids for making diamonds, then check out tj max or Burlington coat factory or places like that first for them because they could end up being as low as 5$ for a 4 pack of tiny airtight stainless prep bowls.
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We use the stainless food trays from restaurant supply stores and usually they have a polycarbonate lid that u can buy separately.
The polycarbonate is safe to use with pentane.
This allows u to more carefully place your seeds and theres lots of surface area for heat contact. And they also fit 4 across perfectly on a shelf with one of those big heat mats. (The standard 2x4 wire rack)
We can get about 20 kilos growing diamonds per rack comfortably.
It doesnt come out to as cheap as yours, but it does give it sort of a proffesional look, that can get alot done, if u know what your doing.
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Even with little to no heat, at room temp they’d off gas with a lid that isn’t sealed at a good rate, too. Nice to put it in a closed cabinet of sorts and have a way to recover the pentane instead of losing it all
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You guys are crystallizing THCA in stainless steel? In my experience that was way harder than crystallizing in glass… Guess I will have to keep investigating.