600w 4x4 organic grow tent
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mrorganics
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Ladies are gettin biggggggg. Of the 6 seeds I started germinating the 3 bomberry have popped and non of the dutch treat have popped yet, maybe their shells are thicker or something. Got my inline fan and carbon filter installed and mannn was it a pain. That carbon filter is 30 damn pounds. One thing I forgot to mention the other day is I accidentally tried fixing a bent top and it snapped off soooo I'm hopeing for 2 big buds off it. The tall one I bent recovered fast and is still too damn tall but more manageable. Ill post pics this weekend shits about to start happenin now.
mrorganics
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What are the rules in michigan and cali and oregon for collective growing like say me and a friend had some patients could we get a place together. I wanna relocate this winter and I don't know where yet. Anyone want a roommate 
hammer6913
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hey mr organics, have the dutch treat popped yet. out of 10 i got 1 i dont know whats wrong. im gonna put the chocolope to germ here in the next few days. i hope they pop 4 ya. check ya later
mrorganics
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Planted the 3 bomberry. Of the 3 dutch treat 2 cracked shells but I couldn't see the taproot still, I'm guessing they'll be ready tommorow morning. The fan and filters workin like a champ, a little louder but its all worth it, ladies are still sleepin pics to come tommoro.
Gastanker
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Sounds like you're rolling along quite well. Carbon weighs a ton huh?
Collective rules differ state to state and county to county. For the most part in California you can have up to a 3 man collective grow. This doesn't mean you can collect scripts and grow a ton of plants for other people - each person must personally contribute to the grow.
Can't wait to see some pics.
Collective rules differ state to state and county to county. For the most part in California you can have up to a 3 man collective grow. This doesn't mean you can collect scripts and grow a ton of plants for other people - each person must personally contribute to the grow.
Can't wait to see some pics.
mrorganics
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Yea 30lb carbon filter rated at 650cfm. No such thing as too big I hope haha. What's the patient limit per person and plant limit and how much dried weight can you have?
Gastanker
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In a collective each person grows their allotted amount of plants. So if plant limit where you are is 6 mature and you and your two buddies had a collective then you could collectively grow 18 plants.
This is straight from my counties website -
COLLECTIVE / COOPERATIVE GUIDELINES
Qualified patients and/or primary caregivers are allowed under California law to associate . . . in order collectively or cooperatively to cultivate marijuana for medical purposes. No other definition is given and may lead to confusion as to what is allowed. In ***** County, the following are our guidelines to avoid conflict:
Do document each member of the collective/cooperative along with their recommendations and contact information and keep documents on site or reasonably available.
Do document each members contribution of labor and resources to the collective/cooperative. Each member must actively participate in the cultivation. The collective/cooperative grow must not merely grow for absentee qualified patients.
Do not grow more collectively/cooperatively than the sum of each members total recommended needs.
Do not distribute marijuana to anyone at all outside of the collective/cooperative.
This is straight from my counties website -
COLLECTIVE / COOPERATIVE GUIDELINES
Qualified patients and/or primary caregivers are allowed under California law to associate . . . in order collectively or cooperatively to cultivate marijuana for medical purposes. No other definition is given and may lead to confusion as to what is allowed. In ***** County, the following are our guidelines to avoid conflict:
Do document each member of the collective/cooperative along with their recommendations and contact information and keep documents on site or reasonably available.
Do document each members contribution of labor and resources to the collective/cooperative. Each member must actively participate in the cultivation. The collective/cooperative grow must not merely grow for absentee qualified patients.
Do not grow more collectively/cooperatively than the sum of each members total recommended needs.
Do not distribute marijuana to anyone at all outside of the collective/cooperative.
mrorganics
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ok so caregivers with multiple patients aren't allowed to grow collectively? Like say me n u lived together and has w patients each could we grow 36 plants each or are caregivers not allowed to grow collectively
3 bomberrys are in cups I'm waitin for em to pop up, 2 dutchtreats are goin into there cups in 2 seconds and 1 dutch treat hasn't popped yet and its been 4 days...I pray to god for the 5050 ratio so I can get some fruity dutch treat indica
3 bomberrys are in cups I'm waitin for em to pop up, 2 dutchtreats are goin into there cups in 2 seconds and 1 dutch treat hasn't popped yet and its been 4 days...I pray to god for the 5050 ratio so I can get some fruity dutch treat indica
Gastanker
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You're making me want to go order more seeds - stop it!
Being a legitimate caregiver is actually pretty tricky. In my county you can be a caregiver for up to 3 patients but no more so I have a feeling that if multiple caregivers got together for a huge grow that they would get a bit pissy about it. Doesn't mean it is technically against the rules but it might be the difference between them trying to prosecute and just leaving it alone.
Being a legitimate caregiver is actually pretty tricky. In my county you can be a caregiver for up to 3 patients but no more so I have a feeling that if multiple caregivers got together for a huge grow that they would get a bit pissy about it. Doesn't mean it is technically against the rules but it might be the difference between them trying to prosecute and just leaving it alone.
hammer6913
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in alpine township just south of me in grand rapids, the law is only 1 caregiver per household and it is a full time job, not sure what that means. and there are no collectives or dispensaries. if more than 3 people are sitting and medicating it is considered a dispensary and u can be ticketed for it. so its diff in every county here and township. research 1st before u move i guess. good luck with that.
Gastanker
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Yeah, in most states a caregiver is someone who provides care and is completely unrelated to MMJ. Caregivers have the power to obtain and distribute medication to the person they are already giving care to and thus are able to dispense MMJ to the person they are giving care to. Caregiver is not traditionally a MMJ term like it is used so readily on rollitup as.
Definitely do your local research. I did mine the best I could and even then things slip past. Just found out the lease I just signed is for a property in a medical marijuana free zone... DOH! Turns out this just means I am not supposed to smoke it on the street/outside my residence but still - wish I had known that beforehand.
Definitely do your local research. I did mine the best I could and even then things slip past. Just found out the lease I just signed is for a property in a medical marijuana free zone... DOH! Turns out this just means I am not supposed to smoke it on the street/outside my residence but still - wish I had known that beforehand.
hammer6913
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yea that sucks tanker. but at least u can inside. they have so many interpratations of the law its kinda scary.
mrorganics
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so I thought today was the beginning of week 3 but i looked at the dates on my thread and this is the 1st day of week 4, is this normal for week 4, also by now do you think they look more sativa or indica? what things should i be lookin to happen this week and how will i know if its a early finishing 8 week strain or 10 week strain?
hammer6913
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lookin good mrorganics, looks like its gonna be 8 to 10 weeks. do u have an eye loop to chec trichs? i get confused but i think skinny leaves are the sativa . dont worry they look healthy ,some sativas take 12 to 14 weeks. they look great good job
Jerry Garcia
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Look good for week 3/4. Pretty sativa heavy judging by the leaves, so they will probably need longer than 8 weeks.
DocGreenThumb
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They look great! Nice job! They do look like sativa dom pheno's so probably around 10-12 weeks.