Cant you just be an adult with an ID in Ontario?? You have to be Canadian, eh?
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Cant you just be an adult with an ID in Ontario?? You have to be Canadian, eh?
A co worker was bragging about "kush" for $400 an ounce, had no clue what he was even buying. I told him he needed to have his head examined!
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I think so. Those guys got it made up there.
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Well now, owning a boat and motor brings joy to the party so why not? Isn't there a dating site for that?I see your point.
1 question, are you using the outboard while looking for a date or are you waiting at the dock for a fine women driving an outboard to pull up.
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Can you imagine? That's exactly what brought me here! My wife got a med card and bought an ounce for 380. That was the moment I started learning how to grow. That happened one more time and here we are.
It's ridiculous really, I'll never pay prices!
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Thanks smoke! You tooHappy Thanksgiving All , hope the day is good to you !!
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Let's hope not. I couldn't afford it anyway.
Tony Urban
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I told my wife how much I paid for my equipment, plus our low electricity rates, and figured we have paid for our equipment after this last harvest.
Now we smoke about an ounce a month, and at $200 to $300 an ounce...that’s about $1500 during the time it takes to grow to harvest (5 months).
Compare to a maximum of $500 to pay for that grow (I include $100 for seeds, consumables, electricity, etc...and that’s being heavy handed).
So even a small harvest such as mine is worth it in so many ways. I weighed 8.5 ounces of my harvest but I suspect it was still fairly wet. If I get 6 ounces, it gets me to my next cure, and is worth $1800. A savings of $1300. Plus the whole organic no nutes no pesticides thing.
Now we smoke about an ounce a month, and at $200 to $300 an ounce...that’s about $1500 during the time it takes to grow to harvest (5 months).
Compare to a maximum of $500 to pay for that grow (I include $100 for seeds, consumables, electricity, etc...and that’s being heavy handed).
So even a small harvest such as mine is worth it in so many ways. I weighed 8.5 ounces of my harvest but I suspect it was still fairly wet. If I get 6 ounces, it gets me to my next cure, and is worth $1800. A savings of $1300. Plus the whole organic no nutes no pesticides thing.
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The Vault is running a thing now
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And that doesn't count the fun
That’s awesome urban! Saving money and growing your own meds is a great feeling
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One more thing to be thankful for. The tough strawberry cough finally popped and is living it up in my living room where it's warm. She looks like she has a bad attitude. Watching around I saw that squeezing a seed might help get it to crack. I did that this morning because it was getting too long in water IMO. This is what I found 8 hours later. I cant tell I saved this because of no indicators at the moment I squeezed, but here she be.
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Oh I understand the question now. I don't know. @bobrown14
More like oupsss.... In the middle of lake, engine stopped working....I see your point.
1 questi on, are you using the outboard while looking for a date or are you waiting at the dock for a fine women driving an outboard to pull up.
Happy little babyOne more thing to be thankful for. The tough strawberry cough finally popped and is living it up in my living room where it's warm. She looks like she has a bad attitude. Watching around I saw that squeezing a seed might help get it to crack. I did that this morning because it was getting too long in water IMO. This is what I found 8 hours later. I cant tell I saved this because of no indicators at the moment I squeezed, but here she be.
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WoopWoopMore like oupsss.... In the middle of lake, engine stopped working....
Happy little baby
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UPDATE
QUESTION
PLEASE?
This morning I saw the cbd cream and cheese taking a lean to the side. She is the grow fast leader. Do you suppose that's her telling me to up pot? The pic here is taken 5 hours after watering. She's 15 days old. I've been fighting the cold and they all have been growing a bit on the slow size wize. I'm thinking to go up on her but what about the rest roots? The other thing I can think of is she got too dry over the two days of no water. Either theory leads me to potting up. Any thoughts?
QUESTION
PLEASE?
This morning I saw the cbd cream and cheese taking a lean to the side. She is the grow fast leader. Do you suppose that's her telling me to up pot? The pic here is taken 5 hours after watering. She's 15 days old. I've been fighting the cold and they all have been growing a bit on the slow size wize. I'm thinking to go up on her but what about the rest roots? The other thing I can think of is she got too dry over the two days of no water. Either theory leads me to potting up. Any thoughts?
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So I'm slow on Fridays. Here's a way to see some roots. There's quite a bunch. Now do I orient her to go up when I plant her or will she straighten up on her own? Always choices
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