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We did pass a decriminalization bill in the US House, but we'll see next year whether that's going to make any difference (has to go through the Senate and be worded so everyone is happy, and that doesn't look likely). There are a couple of ways to go about it, so, hope springs eternal. I know...

and just to be clear, as an Oregon licensed grower I was being tongue-in-cheek, or trying to be. My bad. That level of context doesn't exist in these kinds of spaces...not rocket science I guess. If weed was deregulated might be different options, but until then it's not...an option for me...

I want to mail 30 grams of weed to friends and family! Come on, man!

I remember there being plenty of work bringing marijuana plants to harvest. It's all good.

Rod, your plant looks great. Yellowing fan leaves, as shown in your picture, is a normal part of plant growth. Enjoy your fruits!

Indeed, companion planting is a wonderful tool and a great way to get your geek on. It's also a great way to justify weeds in the garden, so there's that. Many predators will satisfy themselves for a time with pollen in the absence of insect meat (so to speak). So grow a lot of different types...

Hey, Rooke. You want bro-science or a science answer? I'm not a chemist, nor can I comprehend "scholarly" chemical papers; I'm sure there are real chemists looking at this page who could give you a more satisfying technical answer. There are also chemists looking at this page who should keep...

Well, tired eyes exist everywhere. I work with people with bionic eyes who can see aphids just walking by a plant. So I lead with those dudes and dudettes. With many dozens of plants in a greenhouse, aphids and mites and fungus amungus are an even bigger problem than they are outside (at home)...

Wasteland, nice grow. If you’re planning to make oil and such, I don’t see the need for manicuring b-buds. Just get rid of fan leaves and you’re good to go. (I don’t manicure b-buds, people like them just the way they are.)

I love to see great marijuana plants growing in peoples’ backyards. The sign of an illuminated society. Well done!

Legal weed is pretty great. Here’s hoping the herb is de-scheduled soon.

Baked. Well, thrips are bad enough, but I was referring to the little shits that fly up when you shake the plant this time of year (or a little earlier). They lay eggs in newly formed buds and when the eggs hatch the white fly calipitters eat their way out through your beautiful bud and leave...

I feel ya. We have four hands on our grow and it’s barely enough (and we’re smaller than you are). We don’t kill ourselves, except for harvests, and getting the soil ready, and then there’s the pruning, and the staking and tying up. And there’s the keeping the bugs at bay and shit. And don’t...

You have your hands full. The grow is on!

It depends on how the plants look. If you’re in the PNW, this is the time of year we start holding our collective breath and hoping for the best. If your not seeing any disease and you’ve kept the fucking white flies down, you could probably wait a week or two. I think they look close, but if I...

Yeah, as much as I don’t care for the tough love, pull yourself up by the bootstraps concept, I think this is a correct response in this case. My first plant got “killed” by something I did that was half-assed.The plant survived (weed is incredibly resilient), and I learned from my mistake. You...

Or you can get yourself one of these and do whatever you want. :-) The least favorite part of his fucking day is when I make him sit still long enough for a picture. 125 lb of farm-bred muscle. I wouldn’t come up here if I didn’t know him. I don’t think anyone else will either. He’s a good boy.

Don’t you love it when you start seeing ‘em everywhere you look?