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Great comment.

The trend is here. There's no going back. Banks soon.

Ohio legalizing will negatively impact prices in MI too. For profit growers will have to grow more to break even.

The market will flood.

Bring it out into the open. Instead of tipping people money tip grams. Cat groomer, baristas, auto wash folks, etc. all take grams.

Bartertown! I've been trading buds for burgers at a local burger joint.

Seeds galore! Who-Rah. My longstanding record has not been broken. Generally I think these plants were screwed up by week three in flowering then rescued by week five but as you all know, there is no rescuing only minimizing damage. All the clones have been tossed.

Right now they are still hanging in the basement. In a couple more days I'll stand there and pick the leaves off. What about you?

Those went about 12 weeks from flip and have been chopped.

The plants have been needing water about every third day. Today was the first third day the plants were still heavy meaning they stopped drinking - chop-chop. To chop I just cut at the base and hung upside down. In a couple days I'll pluck all the leaves. There is a very strong skunk...

How are you getting the close-up pics? Loupe over the camera lens?

Yep. The fan leaves look like hell. 12 weeks flowering on 7/9. How much longer and what do you think the yield will be? :) TIA.

That's a Runtz.

You peeps take awesome pics. What about this one?

From that pic alone I vote pickable. It'll ripen in the first week of drying. Like a grape turning into a raisin. But what do I know?

What's the penalty for growing in Iran?

Among other things I was under watering the plants. I've been keeping track of the death on the leaves and since I started watering significantly more, the death has significantly slowed. I've got clones of these that looked bad but since increasing watering frequency (of the clones too) the...

This Sat./Sun. marks week 12 from flip. Yesterday adjusted LUX down. I didn't measure. Today shortned the 12/12 light cycle to 13.5 night/10.5 day.

Makes sense. A lot of strains indicate an outdoor harvest time of "end of September/October". The longest day of 2023 was June 21. Do you think 6/21 is when all the outdoor plants went '12/12'? 6/21 to end of September is 14 weeks. If the 12/12 light change in nature was 6/21 that...

Does shortening the light cycle from 12.12 really do anything?