The 3G Ramblings & General Discussion Thread (V)
07-12-2016, 08:45 AM
#3481
My grass is dead. Us Kalifornia people don't have the luxury of green grass unless you have synthetic, or you're made of money. The county hellur strict on watering... First time caught you get a warning, second time 25 bucks, from there on out it keeps going up. I think the max is 500 each violation...
They caught my dad at 4 AM and left a note on his door. Or maybe the say the water on the cement.... But he was watering in the early mornings.
They caught my dad at 4 AM and left a note on his door. Or maybe the say the water on the cement.... But he was watering in the early mornings.
07-12-2016, 08:47 AM
#3482
Drifting
Morning FAM!
07-12-2016, 08:47 AM
#3483
Race Director
iTrader: (1)
You *should* water in the early morning. Sucks for you Cali folks though.
Fucking 45 minute upload to YT...
Fucking 45 minute upload to YT...
07-12-2016, 08:50 AM
#3484
Drifting
07-12-2016, 08:50 AM
#3485
I have already replace four trees in the backyard and they are now dead. Just got them in March.
Hasn't really rained here much at all, which was expected(Farmer's Almanac), but, haven't been doing the early morning/late evening waterings....which I am sure hasn't helped, but the water bill is already high, so, going to have to worry about the grass/trees when we are seriously thinking of moving, and it NEEDS to look good.
Hasn't really rained here much at all, which was expected(Farmer's Almanac), but, haven't been doing the early morning/late evening waterings....which I am sure hasn't helped, but the water bill is already high, so, going to have to worry about the grass/trees when we are seriously thinking of moving, and it NEEDS to look good.
07-12-2016, 08:57 AM
#3487
Senior Moderator
07-12-2016, 09:03 AM
#3488
Race Director
iTrader: (1)
1) water is usually cheaper
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
07-12-2016, 09:25 AM
#3491
1) water is usually cheaper
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
07-12-2016, 09:27 AM
#3492
When I do water I go out naked with my hose and waive to all my neighbors... (Which house am I talking about though)
Nah, I have my sprinklers set for I think 3:45. We can water twice a week.
Odd number houses: Tuesday and Saturday between 8PM - 6AM
Even number houses: Wednesday and Sunday between 8PM - 6AM
Nah, I have my sprinklers set for I think 3:45. We can water twice a week.
Odd number houses: Tuesday and Saturday between 8PM - 6AM
Even number houses: Wednesday and Sunday between 8PM - 6AM
07-12-2016, 09:27 AM
#3493
Senior Moderator
1) water is usually cheaper
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
Not to mention that if you water at night, the excess can cause mold (or so I've heard). Personally I don't water... I live on two acres and it would cost another house payment. When I re-did the plumbing in my house though I diverted the grey water (showers, laundry, bathroom sinks) to water my trees, I lost three one year in a really bad drought. Good for the septic tank too, toilets and kitchen sink go into it, so it's not constantly filled up.
cmon old man read!! 
07-12-2016, 09:29 AM
#3495
Senior Moderator
When I do water I go out naked with my hose and waive to all my neighbors...
Nah, I have my sprinklers set for I think 3:45. We can water twice a week.
Odd number houses: Tuesday and Saturday between 8PM - 6AM
Even number houses: Wednesday and Sunday between 8PM - 6AM
Nah, I have my sprinklers set for I think 3:45. We can water twice a week.
Odd number houses: Tuesday and Saturday between 8PM - 6AM
Even number houses: Wednesday and Sunday between 8PM - 6AM
Neighbor: Look there's flippy watering the lawn again with his black hose..
Neighbor's wife: that's not a hose..
Neighbor:
07-12-2016, 09:30 AM
#3496
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If you water at night you might get mold.
07-12-2016, 09:32 AM
#3497
1) water is usually cheaper
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
2) less wind thus less loss
3) lower temps thus less loss
4) you'll decrease the chance of burning the turf
5) gets the water in so the grass can withstand the days sun/heat
If you ever notice most sprinkler systems will kick on like 2-3 hours before day light. That's why the golf course is always wet first thing. Night watering works too although you risk the chance of introducing mold.
Thanks for the reminders.
07-12-2016, 09:33 AM
#3499
Senior Moderator
Hey YOTM or YOTM runner ups, if i water my non-existent lawn at night, will i get mold?
07-12-2016, 09:34 AM
#3500
In the GTA, though, not sure that the prices can get much higher. Right now, suburban areas are probably benefitting the most from the current market, because the urban centre is getting just too expensive for most.
07-12-2016, 09:36 AM
#3502
Senior Moderator
07-12-2016, 09:37 AM
#3503
I think it depends on the area, where we are, prices are climbing higher and higher, so, I don't see it slowing down just yet.
In the GTA, though, not sure that the prices can get much higher. Right now, suburban areas are probably benefitting the most from the current market, because the urban centre is getting just too expensive for most.
In the GTA, though, not sure that the prices can get much higher. Right now, suburban areas are probably benefitting the most from the current market, because the urban centre is getting just too expensive for most.
California is so up and down. I see the trend though. Years back when it crashed people were buying houses for 550k+ and then not being able to afford them. People are doing that again, I'm trying to see if I can capitalize... Our friend bought his place for 340k in 2015 just sold it 2 weeks ago for 429k.
07-12-2016, 09:39 AM
#3505
Senior Moderator
I live in a white neighborhood....Second expensive area in my city.
07-12-2016, 09:41 AM
#3507
goal is to eventually only have to cover insurance and taxes and travel to retire to be a couple of jetsetters that go to far away lands (that have a.c. and cheeseburgers and cable) and explore and buy massive bundles of herb to put in wesley pipes.
07-12-2016, 09:41 AM
#3508
Senior Moderator
I already posted that:
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07-12-2016, 09:45 AM
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07-12-2016, 09:45 AM
#3516
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Sorry I blocked all the newbies I don't care about. Didn't see his post.
07-12-2016, 09:51 AM
#3519
Team Owner
I have already replace four trees in the backyard and they are now dead. Just got them in March.
Hasn't really rained here much at all, which was expected(Farmer's Almanac), but, haven't been doing the early morning/late evening waterings....which I am sure hasn't helped, but the water bill is already high, so, going to have to worry about the grass/trees when we are seriously thinking of moving, and it NEEDS to look good.
Hasn't really rained here much at all, which was expected(Farmer's Almanac), but, haven't been doing the early morning/late evening waterings....which I am sure hasn't helped, but the water bill is already high, so, going to have to worry about the grass/trees when we are seriously thinking of moving, and it NEEDS to look good.
What we missed was using potting soil, mixed with top soil, when putting them in the ground. That, and a "transplant" nutrient. And we made the holes in the ground bigger. Once we replanted them, we water maybe once every 4 days, for like 20-30 seconds each, and that's it. They look happier than ever now. Lots of new leaves coming in... this one tree in particular, we thought was done for. it lost 75% of it's foliage.
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07-12-2016, 09:55 AM
#3520
Team Owner