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Have you looked at In The Pines? I have a cut of In the Pines x C4 x Star dawg that is fantastically piney; the rosin is almost offensive, like Pine-sol. It's a sativa leaning cross by the look, very stringy and lanky. It's definitely not the same as the old school green pine weed, but it has...

You're diluting the milk 10:1 with water, right? Edit: ah, you haven't used it before-- you need to dilute the milk, and yes, you can use it up till a few days before harvest. At this dilution it's almost like water anyway in terms of scent. You don't have to wash the plant off, and milk is...

I grew a pheno of Batch 51 last round that had almost no bud structure; it was like a big loose collection of sugar leaves, and the frostiest thing I've ever grown. It smelled like a hyped up version of Sour D, and yielded fantastic rosin. The entire following grow has been a project to recover...

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Fantastic photo!

If you think OH is bad, check out the regs for Florida's medical cannabis system...

It's not my thread, I'm just the one who fired the shot that dropped the shit avalanche. These things take on a life of their own, and this thread has some good discussion as well as the fluff.

Not picky at all; there is a lot of white noise about... and after I said I'd shut up, ah well. I think the difference is that guerrilla growers were mostly in it for the money, and the activists were mostly in it for the cause. There's profit in growing; there's none in activism, just similar...

Yes, it's clearly taken on a life of its own... I'll go silent again and let the bloodletting continue.

I suppose I should ask the corollary; what are the monetary rewards for volunteering vs growers growing?

I was replying to Jumpin, but the server lumped both quotes in my reply.

Typically? Minimal time in the holding cell, a few days at most-- no actual prison time. No monetary reward either.

Hey, I'm still in here... when you're done they can go back to the aforementioned shit stomping. I just have work to do most of the time, so if I'm around I'm either procrastinating working in the garden, or I've got nothing to design at the moment.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. It sounds like you've taken some hits and run some personal risk in your work; as you say, it's also possible that the community as a whole has benefited from that work, and that's a positive. However, you're comparing that work you did (guerrilla grows), to...

That's a good price! I work with three wholesalers in my city, and two more out of state-- and I couldn't do much better than to match that cost.

I've never actually seen it happen either, but several of my clients have reported problems they suspected were related to camera IR. The IR emitters on cameras are usually in the 750nm range or lower (far red), and they have a visible red glow. I have read that chlorophyll photo-sensors operate...

The Cabelas cams are nice; I have a pair that have been in use for two years now with no issues. There's a newer model out now, and the resolutions are better on those. With trail cams, placement is everything-- you need coverage but also concealment, which is always a challenge.

You got me unmasked, son... on the internet no one can hear my accent.

Illegal commercial grows are not having a positive impact on anything. I've listed some of the attendant issues: firearms and their use on the public, proliferation of criminal cartels, electrical fires, illegal pesticide use, pollution of natural lands and public parks... Remember, these are...

I'm well aware of the truism; it's a convenient rationalization as well. I worked for legalization so old people ( or whoever) can smoke cannabis when they need it for medical reasons--- not so some frat boy can grow a hundred plants in a basement and sell them to whoever will buy it, all while...