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I mean don't give up. This is as simple as a google search for non-profits in Massachusetts. If you can't find anything you could also try advocacy groups for specific areas. I think this is a really wonderful thing to do!!!

There are a number of places that you could probably donate to in the commonwealth. First obviously the nice thing is you can actually gift away cannabis to people legally which is great. I would look at non-profit groups, like cancer, PTSD, veterans. Sorry I just don't have more info to give you.

Ok so those sound pretty great. Also who can beat Betty Crocker? Regarding the Magical Butter Machine comment, that's pretty cool that you can make that much at one go. We were limited by trays and oven space.

How to Make Homemade Sugar Cookie Edibles This is a quick and easy recipe for making delicious cannabis sugar cookies. The recipe includes only 8 ingredients, and also is completed in just a little over 10 simple steps. This recipe will make 48 sugar cookies, and should take 60 minutes or less...

Great looking plants @McLovinVT!! Did you get any purple buds? The nights have to be getting pretty cold by now.

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Looks Awesome up there. How's the water temperature? I've snorkeled up there and have seen huge schools of feeder fish, but never anything larger in my experience. Also how is the grow season up there?

Yes metadata the silent killer... @Buzzer777 I think there are legal limits to what is an acceptable yard defense. :badboy::fire::ninja: Just kidding.

I still swim for exercise in the ocean. But lately it has become somewhat difficult to feel super at ease doing solo swims in the ocean. Daytime, not even talking about dusk or dawn. Not always, but sometimes you really get this sense of foreboding as you swim. Like there's something big near...

Are these all one strain, commercial? Looks amazing. not the typical backyard grow for sure.

This garden is amazing!! Impressed & Jealous. :D

Sweet thread! Wish we could get to the cape this season. So far it's looking very unlikely. Crazy how many shark sightings have happened this year. Favorite news story, "beachgoers watch great white shark eating seal". The shark was may 100ft offshore...yikes.

Yeah we tried ssh in MA, with zero light manipulation, had to harvest extremely early into flower. It was fun but not getting to true harvest was a let down.

Look amazing, great training.

Lol I didn't mean yours I meant more of the naturally occurring wild variety. Probably can't call them Landrace strains, but something like that.

Gotcha! We also experience flower times that go beyond the breeder packs suggested times. Almost always for Sativa dominant strains for sure. Interesting use of lighting to compensate for this. Kind of genius to all that realized this.

Nice looking outdoor plants. I wish these were common enough to just see them on our hikes like we see wild berry bushes.

Good point about stretching. That wasn't something I was thinking would happen. What do you mean by, "there's always a back-up in bloom"?

Beautiful plants. Hope they pull through. Pests are the worst, for us it was caterpillars. And we lost that battle.

I agree as seedlings and very early in the veg cycle a 600w system may be overkill. flash forward a couple weeks and the plants will have transitioned into hearty, light loving monsters. I don't see a whole lot of value gained or money saved by ramping up the lighting in veg. But to each their own.