Colorado B.S. Thread

Really not impressed with the new Tapatalk.

 

Unless I'm mistaken I think the new forum software was designed to be mobile phone browser friendly so try browsing it using your smart phone's built in web browser. Should render fine. I've been using Android for years now so I've always been visiting forums in their native layout (full version, no mobile versions needed) from my smart phone. Not sure how Apple people get through life having to install apps for every little thing you want to do.

 

^^This.

 

I'm running an old APK from like 2012 LOL

can't stand the newer versions

 

Security be damned!

 

shhh

 

thinking about washing my truck today and plasti derping some of the peeling trim. might as well do the emblems too, right?

 

You realize you can do the exact same thing on the iPhone right.. Although not a fan of the new layout mobile and classic view, I personally liked the old version. Don't know about the Tapatalk because I don't use it.

 

for this forum, yeah. For others running old versions of vbulliton Tapatalk is a must!

 

Only recently can you do that & lots of pages still don't render properly. Hell, Apple never once had Flash support in their included browser.

 

I never once had a problem with TW on my iPhone with the regular non Mobile site, ever since I joined. It's how I prefered it.

 

Does anyone have drip irrigation for their raised beds (veggies)?

 

I hand water mine but I helpend my neighbor hook into his sprinkler system for his drip system.

 

My last sprinkler zone in the backyard is hooked up to a drip hose with a valve. It waters shrubs and other plants along the rear fence.

 

I have a dedicated zone for the irrigation system on my beds. It has a 3/4" main supply line on each bed (you can see them in the pic below). I'm just wondering what do I run off of the main supply line. I've been given 1/4" drip line (holes every 6") by the irrigation company that installed the system. They say just run the in between each row of crop and it will be fine. Maybe run separate emitters to the tomato and pepper plants.

I've also been told to run emitters to each and every crop (lettuce, carrots, beans, cukes, etc). I've also been told to run soaker hoses throughout the beds.

I honestly have no idea about raised bed gardening and irrigation.

 

Since you have 3 beds you can get something like this for your 1/4" lines: http://www.dripworks.com/images/products/q_14x.jpg
Get a PVC reducer to go from the 3/4" main line to the 1/4" drip lines.

 

Yeah I was planning on tapping into the 3/4" main line with those barbed 1/4" things you posted, only just straight connectors not crosses. And then just running the 1/4" drip line looping through the beds in between the rows. I was also told to tap the end of the run back into the main line to form a closed circuit. That way you get even pressure throughout the drip line.

I just have no idea if that is sufficient water and placement for crops.

 

Depends how often you turn it on