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Past July 27th? Only person this is happening to.

8/21/2019 3:57:25 PM

Jericho Vermont

Matt Sandbagger Debacco is actually doing better this year in keeping up with his diary to be only a month behind. In past years he has been about 6 months behind. LOL I will poke him on the patch tour this weekend to see if we can get a more recent update.

8/21/2019 6:20:29 PM

Eastern Pennsylvania

On the BigPumpkins app you can keep a diary without posting it publicly. So he is likely doing this and then publishing a month later so that we all can learn from his science without giving away what he actually has going.

8/21/2019 9:42:11 PM

Central Illinois

Pretty sure there were posts made in August now they stop in July

8/22/2019 8:14:57 AM

Wixom MI.

To answer your question framac no one can see anything past july 27 although he posted it yesterday he dated the events july 27 not current. He wonts to post the corect date of his pictures but often they are a month behind.

8/22/2019 9:04:51 AM

Connecticut

Hi Framac et al-

Sorry, I do not check the message board that often, but just saw your posting and question.

In short, you can not see anything past July 27th because I have not posted anything past that date even though I did an update yesterday. The posted dates are accurate despite the actual day I upload the entry.

My challenge is providing detail to my postings and this takes time to write and review. I know many people are into the "Insta" or "Live" postings, but I try and have scientific knowledge added to my post for everyone to see which takes attention to detail and time. For example, when I realized I needed shade netting to help cool my structure I did not just go pick a random % shade. Instead, I took PAR (light intensity) readings on multiple occasions and on multiple days and then ran some calculations to determine that 30% was what I needed. (*Note: If I was not dosing with CO2 than 40% or even 50% may have been a better choice.) This is the kind of information I like to share, I just ask for your patience as I work on experimenting, collecting data and then summarizing it and getting it posted.

This is also a hobby so sadly work must come first, but I feel the end product is well worth a delay at the moment. There are also the many "what is wrong with my plant?" e-mails that I enjoy going over and these get priority since they are typically time sensitive.

My patch is always open for a tour if you are in the area and want a "current" view of the progress and as a matter of fact, I have people stopping over today;-)

Stay tuned for more updates!

-Matt D.

8/23/2019 4:13:07 PM