Felicia007
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I live in Linn county .I am looking for a grower.I am a new patient
Help I'm a new patient and would like to find a grower?
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Humanrob
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I'm not sure how active it is these days, but if you don't get any help here, you might try:
http://freemygreenpdx.com/
Wish I could help you, but I'm in my own orbit, got no network.
http://freemygreenpdx.com/
Wish I could help you, but I'm in my own orbit, got no network.
Felicia007
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Thank you.
mr sunshine
Well-Known Member
Why can't you grow it yourself?
Felicia007
New Member
Well it is a goal for me. I am just a newbie figuring out how to get the medicine I need and the learning curve involved.seeing if it was more cost effective. I do thank you for responding.I'm learning as I go
stsin
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Really, if you're able to do so, buy clones and plant them in your (rear) garden out of view, by and large cannabis is ridiculously easy to grow outside if you don't over fertilize it (and then you'll spend the rest of your life fine tuning it.) If you need cannabis immediately, you'll want to look for auto flower strains that should finish (from seed) in <3 months and just do dispensaries until your first harvest (do note it's $200 to assign a grower that is not the patient growing at the patient's residence so perhaps that $200 could go towards buying marijuana while you wait for harvest...) . If you're not desperate plant clones that sound yummy (no more than 10!) and expect to harvest in Late august (for early early ones) but really Sept->Nov. Just make sure you have set yourself as your own grower (else you can only plant 4, and you have more limitations on possession of usable cannabis) Do note, autoflower strains do *not* yield well, so just plant a couple of those if you're desperate 
