WinJr63
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I hear ya man , after this grow and a clean up, Im going a grow a white widow and still figuring for the other .Thats just a bit too far. Wouldn't mind seeing what you could do with an accessible grow room!!!![]()
That would be a cool setup.When I first started growing, I was hooked up with Wheels (Chris). Lost the use of his legs in an accident and was a grower. Met him through his beat friend Cripple Cory. Real cool guys.....they both used a friends place to grow on main floor AND basement. Mini elevator lift to get into the basement. Not the best growers and in all honesty, not a good set up for access!! Always wanted to build a spacious octagon room with an elevated Lazy Susan type stand that could spin 360°
Pull up to it in a wheel chair and spin it around to access all the plants
All said and done.about to get tougher again, skool up y'all. 'some us done it, 'some ain't. Maybe try it, First, thanks those of you who have contributed to our Seed Freedom Fund!
I'm pleased to report that we're making progress, but there's much work to be done, if cannabis seeds are to remain legal after November 13, 2026. We are working with folks from top breeders and seed banks, including North Atlantic Seed Company, Brothers Grimm, Seedsman, Mephisto and others.
We have formed the American Seed Innovation and Growth Alliance - ASIGA. Check it out, and please consider joining!
At ASIGA, we have a simple goal - Congress needs to remove or amend the language in Section 781(1)(C)(i) that over-regulates cannabis sativa seeds.
ASIGA has hired a team of experienced and well connected lobbyists in Washington DC.
They are working with Congressional leaders to implement a surgical fix to one line in the law that Congress passed last November. If left unchanged, the law would categorize cannabis seeds as Schedule 1 drugs, if they come from mother plants with over 0.3% THC (even though the seeds themselves contain no THC.)
We are currently drafting a comprehensive white paper that lays out what will happen to both the hemp and cannabis sectors, shouldSection 781(1)(C)(i) not be removed or amended. Once the white paper has been released, it will be posted here, as well as on the ASIGA website.
In the meantime, please contact your U.S. Senators and Representatives and ask them to delete or amend Section 781(1)(C)(i) to keep cannabis seeds legal. Contact your members of Congress here: https://democracy.io/!