Greetings Fellow Michigander Patients, New Resident, Long Time Grower.

[gringoloco]

Wanted to introduce myself, I'm GringoLoco. Been growing for more years than I care to count. Recent transplant and caregiver to this wonderful state. 

I've dabbled in breeding, have grown using pretty much any method out there (hydroponics, aquaponics, DWC, ebb and flow, soil, soil-less, etc). I designed a simple to build and use hydroponic system a few years back that yielded amazing results (http://www.rollitup.org/t/diy-double-stack-aero-dwc-flower-unit-easy-to-build-high-performance-hydroponics.412798), though I am currently just running soil-less medium (perlite, vermiculte, sphagnum peat moss) in 7 gallon "hempy" bags. 

I was lucky enough to develop some relationships from forums over the years that when I started my garden in new home, I started with a decent quiver. I love genetics and am always willing to share, as long as all rules are followed. 

I'm always willing to help answer questions, especially about growing, just send me a message

Thanks,

 

Gringo

[phaquetoo]

  Welcome to the boards and MI!

 

Peace

[gringoloco]

Gracias @Phaquetoo! 

 

Peace

[Willy]

Welcome !!

[AbominableDro-Man]

Welcome to the board and to the state. You'll come to regret the choice in the next couple months being that- Winter is coming. (Had to) 

 

For real though, welcome and hopefully you have a goodun'

[Wild Bill]

That looks like a great set up. I wish I had the ceiling height for it.

[gringoloco]

Love the GoT reference

 

I've spent many winters here, I know what is coming, still better than Boston!

[gringoloco]

@Wild Bill, I've seen them modified to use the 10 or 8 gallon Roughnecks when height is limited.

[trichcycler]

I once used a Rubbermaid as my reservoir. It quickly succumbed to the weight/salt of the water and developed a leak at one of the molded in "feet". I only had to empty my 5 gallon wet/dry vac twice once I caught the leak.

[trichcycler]

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