johnsmith_559
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the was 420's post wasn't it ?
the was 420's post wasn't it ?doesnt help me. I run a perpetual and plug plants in the flower room as space opens for harvests every week or two.
i use feminized seeds for this purpose.
why not clones ?doesnt help me. I run a perpetual and plug plants in the flower room as space opens for harvests every week or two.
i use feminized seeds for this purpose.
why not clones ?
100% agree@bigdaddy420
The point is that potting soil (regardless of brand) is just
compost (worm or thermal), base (peat or coco), and dry ammendments
In no world is potting soil worth 50$ a bag.
That's 12-20 dollars for soil, 30-38 dollars for shipping, fuck that
that's what I mean. keep one for a mother .Variety and no outside plant rule. I do keep cuts and re run them a while sometimes.
that's what I mean. keep one for a mother .
sure . just curious.no i plant a new seed/clone (mostly seeds) every week or two so I can harvest a different plant every time every week or two. I want constant variety.
Then we make coconut oil for edibles with multiple strains for the most and most diverse cannabanoids we can get from our garden.
if i run clones i just clone the clones and rerun.
I have no space for mothers long term.
sure . just curious.
i just hope they dont ask me what im growing because if they do ima say poppy
yes but is not effective. it takes so much ro make so little . even by the acre is a lot of work .I think it's about 5 to 15 kg opium per acre. I was contemplating it for a while . high probability that there is lots growing around you. most poppies are opium containing. papavor somniforum. I believe they did try to make a non opioid strain papovar californicum? it papovar americanos? something like that. 99% of poppies are papovar somniforumcan u grow opium indoors ?
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