Sounds like you had a good time on the water. What did you catch?
did u say some were that u used Yucca or was it Yuca in ure STS mix so the STS lays on the plant
i am going to try this single STS bottle mix, in 2 weeks, i will let u guy know if it works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT8XPAyu36Q
Any surfactant will work to break the surface tension.
what do u recommend to use as a surfactant >>detergent<<?
yucca extract
Powder or liquid @LoveDaAutos
Raw makes a yucca powder that works well but has sugars in it to feed microbes so not sure if will work for spraying but it is a surficant. Also foxfarms makes sledgehammer which is liquid yucca.
Thanks, I have a bottle of Fox farms sledgehammer
This was a pretty section of one of the creeks I fished on my trip. I was in love with this rock formation. I caught a few smaller bass along this wall.
I spent two nights at an Army Corp of Engineers campsite. This delightful young lady was my closest neighbor. Her and her husband had been camped there since May 15th. They said they go home (90 mins away) every other weekend to do laundry and stock up on food. When I walked over to say hello they were busy processing several large catfish.
One night I drove 5 hours to get to Dale Hollow Lake and arrived with no place to put up for the night. One of the marinas has a security person who was nice enough to let me spend the night in their parking lot. He said…"go past my booth, make a left and then the nex right and drive till you see a huge pile of flotation sections for houseboats and park there next to it. I was really tired so I climbed into my jeep and slept like a baby. When I got up the next morning I figured out what I heard as I was drifting off to sleep. The sounds of truck tires hitting the cracks in the pavement sections right over top of me.
This is where I was set up in Virginia on the New River. I paid $45.00 for one night of primitive camping. No water or electricity and a totally run down bathroom.
My gal Lisa is a pretty amazing woman. She designed and built this sleeping platform for me in my jeep. The two larger bins on the left held food and clothing. On the right side there are 4 smaller bins which held tools, supplies, fire starting supplies and spare parts for the kayak. I didn’t stay anywhere long enough to set up my tent so this came in really handy and with my inflatable and insulated sleeping pad I was very comfortable. Oh, and that pull out sliding table was perfect for whipping up meals.
Looks like you had a great time, albeit short.
So… vacation is over. Time to get back to work.
What’s planned next?
I’ve been cutting, grinding, painting and welding on my homemade utility / kayak / camping trailer. And leaf gathering season is upon me. And I’d still like to get in at least one more river fishing trip this fall.
I do have my 2x4 tent all sterilized and ready to go and owe Viparspectra a sponsored grow with the pair of XS 1500 Pro lights they gave me so that will be next but on another site cause I don’t think I can do it here as Viparspectra isn’t a sponsor on this site as far as I know.
I’ve been using the Viparspectra XS lights for a few years now with good results. The Pro series is lensed which should solve the problem of evening out the distribution over the entire coverage area.
I bet you’ll be really happy with those and I hope you’ll offer up a summary on OG, even if your main results will be posted elsewhere.
I just finished re-reading this thread from the top and offer my congratulations on some inspiring grows and entertaining as well as informative presentation.
Very well done, LDA
-Grouchy
I still have a few of the old blurple lights from Viparspectra which are great for vegging. Thank you for the kind words about the thread.