anybody know of a high profit plant?

shnkrmn

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Fresh basil sells retail for about 18-24 a pound. Those little plastic clamshell packs in the supermarket are about 4 bucks for 1 oz. In a hydro setup you can crank out poundage. Fast growing, unfussy.
 
psilocybin mushrooms - sell for 200 an ounce EASY, A lot of times more. And they grow quick.
not where I'm from... here in ottawa shrooms are like 120-125 for a z. :-P

But I did also hear that they are much easier to grow then weed. I'd love to see where all of ottawa's mush is grown, there has to be a lot since its so cheap..
 

ironheadxl

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go to the organic stores what sells for the most that you can grow for the least? my friends brother had a seasonal organic farm 2 acres harvest like mad sell out and spent the winter in Mexico,,did that for years... Personally I grow Quinoa and Amaranth because pound for pound it has more protein than beef, the leafs are great when young in salads, stewed when older and the seeds (the real harves) are just beautiful and very easy to harvest store eat and re seed. Also look into Bolivian Sunroot. (seeds of change.com) I grew up on a small organic farm and ran a landscape and tree care business for 13 years design install etc... I ve seen a lot of people take a single plant and carve a niche. Develop your market as you go, just go. thats the way.
Peace
 

dirt clean

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basil. one plant can get you like 50 bucks probably. if you have ver grown basil outside it gets huge fast. like a month the damn thing is a bush. i thought of putting that down for fun, i got fresh prduce stores everywhere I would undersell.
 

jesus420

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Sweet corn dude sweet corn
the only two i know of that you can make money off without having an entire field are cannabis and psylocybin mushrooms.

of the two the most profitable would be psylocybin mushrooms actually. they are easy as piss to grow, grow really fast and require very little attention.

poppies require too much landscape, as does erythroxylum coca, and i dont think coca grows anywhere but south america period.
 

eza82

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CHILLIS CHILLIS CHILLS........ I currently have 9 different types and look to have MANY MANY more, easy to get seeds easy to grow HARD to make really hot !.... AND MAKE GOOD HOT SAUCE OR CHILLI FOR LOCAL MARKET to sell ! lol
 
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fureelz

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chilis and peppers here also, i take them to the farmers market and sell them during the spring/summer
 

driftwoodg

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i'd try sweet orange bell peppers, fast grow, and about 2 dollars a p, that, or hedge bushes. something like four'o clocks..thats what I grow, that and butterfly lilies( hawaiian ginger)
 

longlizard

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the kits are expensive though arent they?
If you are able to can (Mason/Ball/Kerr) friut with a pressure cooker you might for go the expensive kits. There are tech's for prepetual harvest from spore to mycielum to primordia to fungi. Save the best cap while fresh you can clone or make a spore print to start the cycle once more.
http://www.shroomery.org/
great informational link

fungus amugus
 

eza82

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BY far my favourite = Chilli ‘Birds Eye’
A very hardy, small, 2 cm long, very hot chilli, produces thin walled fruits that ripen green to red. Worth a try if you like it very hot, 100-225,000 Scoville.



JUST BROUGHT THESE !!! - Will be WICKED hot I hope....:fire:

Chilli 'Scotch Bonnet' :fire:
Syn. ‘Red Bell’, decorative lantern-shaped chillies are produced on a 2-3m perennial bush. One of the hotter chillies with a Scoville rating of 100,000 - 350,000 units.:fire: Bushes are hardy and extremely productive.

And got a heap of red clover - Which is Pregnant TWIN juice ... And HIGHLY nutrient,,,bla bla blah ( new to studies, High in everything..vitimins etc - phytoestrogens... which in theory is what a female MJ polant produces....?!?!?

 

sittinherebored

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im thinking about goin to the farmers market when the plants are done since i have over 20 striped tomato plants growing and about ten habaneros growing(about 100 more and every color germinating). i already have red strawberries producing. other than that i have about ten lil yellow strawberry plants, around 15 salvia(not divinorum), poppy(not somniforum), 4 baby giant sunflowers, a couple thai yellow egg plants. i need spring to come really bad because i have way too many plants for my setup. theres some other plants but im too lazy to list them
 

homebrew420

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Tarragon and any other fresh Clinary herbs. grown hydo/hydro-organic without the use of pestisides and delivered fresh to local restaurants can fetch a very good price.
 
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