It's true, but I'm not sure if it goes into effect this year or next year?
Hawaii Growers
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I think Pahoa meeting is this coming Sunday at 2 to 4 p.m. at Pahoa Center. Are you gonna go? I think I am, I did last year. Give me a call when you have time. My neck and leg are pretty bad still!?
SpliffAndMyLady
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I've noticed plants grown during April-September 'long season' months mature quicker than plants grown during October-March 'short season' months. Now where's my dollah?
SpliffAndMyLady
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rikdabrick
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Hey braddahs, been awhile since I posted. Anyway, the new legislation goes into effect Jan. 2nd, 2015. Besides the MMJ program moving from the Dept. of Public Safety to the Dept. of Health, you also will be able to keep any number of your 7 plants flowering instead of the 4 immature, 3 flowering limits we have now. That's the upside. The downside, like Puna Bud wrote, is that it doesn't matter unless your primary care physician issues blue card recommendations. Until it gets figured out, you should make sure you MMJ patients renew your cards before Jan. 2nd, 2015; then at least you have a year to keep growing while our state politicians hopefully remove that part of the bill. Thanks for the updates Puna Bud and nice grows everyone.
East Hawaii
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Jan 25th at Hilo YWCA on Uluani st 3 to 5 pm Pahoa neighborhood center 4 to 6 pm They asked for RSVP at [email protected] My MMJ Doc said not a issue about the primary thing. The term primary is only is used by insurance companies Big business trying to control us?
Highhawyn!
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I asked mine at my last visit and he said he could be my PCP. cant use my insurance with him, so insurance doesn't even know about it. fuck them, I do what I like!!
Same here, I pay cash at the mmj doctor.
Fuck them I do what I like too, with a big dose of Aloha though.
808Pez
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Ya this plant I started in the end of november started flowering five weeks ago yet the trichomes are turning amber already. I'll flush this week and pull it next week making it 45 day wondersI've noticed plants grown during April-September 'long season' months mature quicker than plants grown during October-March 'short season' months. Now where's my dollah?
I cant believe it myself but im not one to ignore signs of ripeness.
SpliffAndMyLady
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Fast finisher. What strain(s) is that?
SurfdOut
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No, that does not make sense.
SurfdOut
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Nice plant, looks like she needs at least 2 more weeks.....the trichs will amber on your top sugar leaves before she is ready....Ya this plant I started in the end of november started flowering five weeks ago yet the trichomes are turning amber already. I'll flush this week and pull it next week making it 45 day wonders
SpliffAndMyLady
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Lol, yeah I just re-read that. Didn't make much sense at all medicated brain bubbles heh heh...
medicated brain bubbles heh heh...
808Pez
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Its super silver haze x purple sierra.... my uncles cross from northern cali... I cut a little bud off the bottom the other day smoked it yesterday and all I can say is sweet hash and really smooth....The high was intense making my head spin before I felt a warm happy feeling take over. I felt euphoric and sedated for hours
I am very pleased with the new organic fertilizers I used and the next round ill have even more things to amend my soil with... happy new year everybody and malama da aina because organic fertilizer can only benefit you and the fruits of your labor
808Pez
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The trichomes are turning amber so im watching for them to be 50/50 so I get an even THC n CBD balance
rikdabrick
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Hey Pez,Ya this plant I started in the end of november started flowering five weeks ago yet the trichomes are turning amber already. I'll flush this week and pull it next week making it 45 day wonders
If you growing organically in soil, I don't believe you need to flush. Most (not all) organic amendments are medium to slow release and you won't flush them out anyway. It's a waste of time and a waste of some of your nutrients in my opinion. Those amendments can be used for your next plant if you're recycling your soil like myself and others do here. I don't believe you will have any difference in final product with organic amendments whether you flush or not, but like I said, you cannot flush out most organic amendments anyway; they take bacteria to break down, not water. Looking good braddah
808Pez
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Hey Pez,
If you growing organically in soil, I don't believe you need to flush. Most (not all) organic amendments are medium to slow release and you won't flush them out anyway. It's a waste of time and a waste of some of your nutrients in my opinion. Those amendments can be used for your next plant if you're recycling your soil like myself and others do here. I don't believe you will have any difference in final product with organic amendments whether you flush or not, but like I said, you cannot flush out most organic amendments anyway; they take bacteria to break down, not water. Looking good braddah
Garenty my bradda. The sample bud I smoked was cut right after I boosted it with guano and it was so smooth.... I think I'll keep feeding them and recycle the dirt for keep the nutrients. Take it easy my bradda I always open to knowledge to further advance my green thumb