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I was literally gonna say, I might be able to turn it into oil if the returns were halfway decent.

My clientele is medical shops. Not serving people ounces and halfs. They get only high quality deps and indoor from me. Let's remember location has a lot to do with availablility and price. Cali is gonna have more outdoor then Oregon or Washington. Therefore some lower price options.

If you can move it, that's what's up. I just know absolutely no one who still works with that quality. It would literally be worthless.

I do not want anything to do with $600 units. It's quality correlates with its price. Low.

Will have to agree to disagree on that one. That's the shit people sit on for a long time, no matter where it's at. Too much fire available.

Your vision must be all kinds of crazy. That nug is trash.

Jesus. Nah, no taxes like that. But I did forget the lawyer fees to keep it complaint.

100 light indoor-100 lbs a month Monthly Rent-6000 Power-7000 Water/sewage-1200 Nutrients- 1500 Rockwool-2500 Bulbs-800 General maintenance-600 Equipment (anything without lifetime warranty)- 1000 Labor-8000 Trimmers- 20000 $49,300 a month. So just under 500 a pound.

I said nothing about how much people charge. I do not care about that side. I was speaking on production cost, the actually cost it takes to produce a pound. Not what people sell it for.

Pricing and production cost are two completely different things.

Here is the problem with growers doing there own math on price per pound, most growers have no financing or accounting knowledge. Are you accounting for equipment purchased in your math? Take the price of the equipment and the estimated lifespan to get a monthly amount spent on equiepment...

No. Please don't. Apartments aren't wired for large power consumption. Especially if you don't have a washer n dryer. Also air conditioners pull more power then stated when first turning on.

My tops will be 2-3 ft tall by the end of the season.

Philips uses a step down to get the ballast to 120v. The Phillips bulbs will outperform maxpar bulbs with a Phillips ballast. They comparison only used the one ballast. Not quite fair. Nanolux says to match there ballast with maxpar bulbs. Whether that's because they own maxpar, not sure...

Chernobyl.

Nanolux are supposed to be run with maxpar bulbs

Plant when cool. Green tops form in the cold, onion bulbs form in the heat. If your tops aren't big your onions won't be either.

H202 is an expensive and shitty way to sterilize water. Look into making your own with pool shock.

Ionic bloom from start to finish. One bottle.

1. You will never be able to run that place with 6 people. Have you ever had a multiple hundred pound harvest? The harvest and trim crew is gonna have to be huge if you want it done in a timely manner. 2. Not thinking about power consumption is a huge no no. Your investors will definitely want...