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KJC420
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Ha ha cheers Trig! I really appreciate the kind words, seems birds of a feather flock together ha ha It's great to be surrounded by like minded people all enjoying and making the most what we get a kick out of..CANNABIS Yeah I truely believe my nicest plants have always been the ones with a long veg life and a long lineage of cloning. They seem tastier, frostier, and most certainly they smell a lot more ha ha, it makes em tough I reckon. And in answer to your question Aussiebud, I'm actually newer to indoor growing, I've only been at that for around 2.5 years. I found this website a few years ago but was never a member until lately. That's also why I've only got a few newer photos also..I've wanted to join the 420 community for a while from the shadows ha ha. I'm certainly glad I did. Outdoor guerrilla grows where were the love began I was in my early 20's trying to manage adhd and a few mood Probs and I was desperate to get away from what I was prescribed, not much was working meds wise and with the help of my doctor and my psychiatrist over a few years we had tried a fair few. For the most part the way made me feel was terrible, I didn't know what was worse! So after a bit of looking around, and being convinced maybe cannabis could help slow my roll a little, help me smell to roses and look at the birds ha ha. So off the adventure went, I acquired a few seeds from a friend I knew smoked from high school. I got a few bags of soil, found a wee clearing and grew my first couple of plants I didn't do much and didn't yield much. But after a drying out what was harvested a little bit of bud there and was ready to give cannabis a chance. I remember still being told to pull it when the hairs were half orange half white ha ha ha, bit of old school there, who knows what the triches looked like ha ha.
I had looked into my family history for any pre disposition to schizophrenia and hadn't found any. I also knew my mum, dad, uncle and many other family members had been cannabis users for extended amounts of time. However cannabis was sadly a no go topic of discussion till much later in my adult life lol.
.....long story short, I found my medicine! I went from being super knocked about on meds, drinking way too much and wildly out of control of my life, unhealthy and with a grim outlook for my life ahead, everything seemed lost. But with the help of cannabis I have been able to focus, slow down and take my decisions with more care, I feel healthier and much happier. My creativity has come back and I have many new passions in life. For 18 months now I have been completely pill or tablet free. I never recommended anyone plain drop what there doing treatment wise and take up cannabis immediately, I made this transition over time and with the help of my GP and psychiatrist, I was honest and open with both, and while they did not say yes or no to cannabis, they provided me with the unbiased information I needed and the proper consideration of how the transition may or may not effect me.
......That's where the outdoors started ha ha, a few seasons before taking the plants indoors ha ha
Sorry for trailing of on you guys ha ha
KJC420
I had looked into my family history for any pre disposition to schizophrenia and hadn't found any. I also knew my mum, dad, uncle and many other family members had been cannabis users for extended amounts of time. However cannabis was sadly a no go topic of discussion till much later in my adult life lol.
.....long story short, I found my medicine! I went from being super knocked about on meds, drinking way too much and wildly out of control of my life, unhealthy and with a grim outlook for my life ahead, everything seemed lost. But with the help of cannabis I have been able to focus, slow down and take my decisions with more care, I feel healthier and much happier. My creativity has come back and I have many new passions in life. For 18 months now I have been completely pill or tablet free. I never recommended anyone plain drop what there doing treatment wise and take up cannabis immediately, I made this transition over time and with the help of my GP and psychiatrist, I was honest and open with both, and while they did not say yes or no to cannabis, they provided me with the unbiased information I needed and the proper consideration of how the transition may or may not effect me.
......That's where the outdoors started ha ha, a few seasons before taking the plants indoors ha ha
Sorry for trailing of on you guys ha ha
KJC420