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    #21
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    Dive's photo grow log

    Yo Dive where did you get those light hangers from (the things holding the lights up). Right now I have some chains but from the looks of those things they would be waaaaay easier to use right about now lol.

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    #22
    divestoned

    Dive's photo grow log

    I like your frog greeny .........orangeman they are called "sun lift" and are a very cool retractable light hanger.make's moving light up and down a breeze.pick'em up online or at your grow store.

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    #23
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    Dive's photo grow log

    My frog likes you too.

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    #24
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    Dive's photo grow log

    Quote Originally Posted by divestoned
    I like your frog greeny .........orangeman they are called "sun lift" and are a very cool retractable light hanger.make's moving light up and down a breeze.pick'em up online or at your grow store.
    Lol yeah it looks like it makes it a breeze. I'm gonna have to get some of them for my next grow. I'm so glad I came in here to see those things .

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    #25
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    Dive's photo grow log

    divestoned I have a question. I read on the description of those sun lift things that they support lights up to 20 lbs. Well my light weighs 40 lbs because of the enclosed ballast. Do you think that will be a problem when I try to hang them on my lights?

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    #26
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    Dive's photo grow log

    i bow before thee great room hope to see them thrive

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    #27
    divestoned

    Dive's photo grow log

    Quote Originally Posted by orangeman
    divestoned I have a question. I read on the description of those sun lift things that they support lights up to 20 lbs. Well my light weighs 40 lbs because of the enclosed ballast. Do you think that will be a problem when I try to hang them on my lights?
    use 3 of them?

    Dive:stoned:

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    #28
    divestoned

    Dive's photo grow log

    I transplanted the seedling's which are lookin more like plants than seedling's now.the clone's in the cloner havent sprouted roots yet ...any day tho. the cutting that i rooted in miracle grow survived. so that bout covers it

    oh yea...and i broke my finger and had to have a surgery so I been in the hospital cpl days


    Dive:stoned:

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    #29
    divestoned

    Dive's photo grow log

    ok so here are the pic's of 4 of the old mom's.I picked them a nice spot right along the creek the last pick is a view from afar.Also we have root's in the cloner now..so were almost ready to start the fun part yay.

    Dive:stoned:
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    #30
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    Dive's photo grow log

    Quote Originally Posted by divestoned
    use 3 of them?

    Dive:stoned:
    Lol nah. I started to think they might not be able to handle my lights. Thanks for the suggestion but I think the chains are more suitable since they have been holding them all this time. I just got tired of constantly holding them when I had to lift the chains. So much energy drainage lol!

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