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    Greenhouse Pics 2013

    That's neat, I'm gonna try that if I get a chance!
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    Greenhouse Pics 2013

    We use a root building fertilizer in the float bed. It works great for veggie plants. They do make heaters for these kind of things, but they are pricey. I just use a bucket heater from TSC. I hang it from the power cord at a 45 degree angle so the heating rod doesn't touch the plastic. It...
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    Pink and tough

    I would say the chicken was tough because of them being over cooked. Sometimes the marrow in chicken seeps through the bones and makes the chicken appear bloody or under cooked. This has happened to me before.   It may not be appealing but it is safe to eat.  Hope this helps!
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    Greenhouse Pics 2013

    I've never grown lettuce in the float bed, but I would like to try it sometime.
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    just starting out

    You could buy Jeff's rub.http://www.smoking-meat.com/jeffs-naked-rib-rub-recipe I am a Steven Raichlen nerd. When I started out I read everything of his I could find. His Basic BBQ Rub would be a good start, and you can tweak it to suit...
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    New to smoking

    Welcome to SMF! You should try Jeff's Smoking Basics 5 day Ecourse, you'll learn a lot. If you have time to cook ahead of time, my suggestion would be to do some Boston butts. You can cook and pull them ahead of time and just reheat it when its time to eat. I'm not sure about this but, I think...
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    roll call on brands of pellet grill

    I have a Traeger 075 Texas, I absolutely love it! 
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    Could use some help....sauce problems

    Maybe you could boil it for a while and see if the vinegar will evaporate? I don't know just a thought. Try adding a very small amount of baking soda, I seem to remember hearing that this will cut vinegar once. If that dosn't work, I think all you can really do is add more sugar to try and mask...
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    Greenhouse Pics 2013

    I finally got a chance to add some more pics! Thanks for looking!
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