Personally I'd avoid anything on the fed... but that's just me.
SH - rock on w/ your bad self. Next time give a little more heads up I'm there.
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SH - rock on w/ your bad self. Next time give a little more heads up I'm there.
Self: It will only mean that it will take that many more generations to stabilize the genes. Which just means more breeding to have a good seed stock.
As far as go for it and see what you get?
I say go for it.
Boblob: I went in there once when they were building the place. They were pretty set back then even that they were going to grow all their own. Don't know anything about the quality, but if the clones look shitty, be suspect...they should look healthy.
As far as go for it and see what you get?
I say go for it.
Boblob: I went in there once when they were building the place. They were pretty set back then even that they were going to grow all their own. Don't know anything about the quality, but if the clones look shitty, be suspect...they should look healthy.
+1Selfhemp that plant has a serious case of powdery mildew, better get a sulfur burner, STAT!
Word. I get what you're saying for sure. My goal is to do a few crosses and see if I find a dope mom to keep for myself, not to stock up on seeds/preserve genetics. Good lookin out.
copobo
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tomorrow 13/3 last day to comment to CDPHE re: Caregivers!!!
tomorrow 13/3 last day to comment to CDPHE re: Caregivers!!!
Colorado peeps - please take 5 and do this!
Tomorrow, Friday 12/3 is the last day to put comments in with the CDPHE regarding 'what is a caregiver'
The Medical Marijuana Registry program is asking for input from the public and interested parties to help draft a rule to take to the Marijuana Advisory Committee regarding primary caregivers. The proposition that the voters approved in 2000 stated that a primary caregiver must have significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient who has a debilitating medical condition. Medical Marijuana\25 1.5-106.pdf (Definitions)
A new 2010 Colorado law requires a working definition for significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient. The 2010 law also states that a primary caregiver simply supplying medical marijuana itself is NOT sufficient to have significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient who has a debilitating medical condition. Medical Marijuana\25 1.5-106.pdf (3) Rulemaking (VIII) (b) (1).
Is significant responsibility helping the patient with daily tasks, such as cooking, bathing, or other household chores? Is it arranging medical care across several medical providers? What makes a person a primary caregiver?
Comments on how to define significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient with a debilitating medical condition should be sent to [email protected]
Comments will be accepted until December 3, 2010. The comments will be used at a Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for December 9.
http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hs/medicalmarijuana/
tomorrow 13/3 last day to comment to CDPHE re: Caregivers!!!
Colorado peeps - please take 5 and do this!
Tomorrow, Friday 12/3 is the last day to put comments in with the CDPHE regarding 'what is a caregiver'
The Medical Marijuana Registry program is asking for input from the public and interested parties to help draft a rule to take to the Marijuana Advisory Committee regarding primary caregivers. The proposition that the voters approved in 2000 stated that a primary caregiver must have significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient who has a debilitating medical condition. Medical Marijuana\25 1.5-106.pdf (Definitions)
A new 2010 Colorado law requires a working definition for significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient. The 2010 law also states that a primary caregiver simply supplying medical marijuana itself is NOT sufficient to have significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient who has a debilitating medical condition. Medical Marijuana\25 1.5-106.pdf (3) Rulemaking (VIII) (b) (1).
Is significant responsibility helping the patient with daily tasks, such as cooking, bathing, or other household chores? Is it arranging medical care across several medical providers? What makes a person a primary caregiver?
Comments on how to define significant responsibility for managing the well-being of a patient with a debilitating medical condition should be sent to [email protected]
Comments will be accepted until December 3, 2010. The comments will be used at a Medical Marijuana Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for December 9.
http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hs/medicalmarijuana/
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IncredibowlBoss
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Any of you real Ghost OG cut keepers know if the Dr. Greenthumb's S1 fem'd seeds are true to the original cut?
rmccinc719
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hey guy's how's it going. i took some new pics yesterday i thought you might enjoy
jack the ripper
pandora's box
super lemon haze
jack the ripper
pandora's box
super lemon haze
How you liking that TGA gear? Personally, I'm not a fan, but it looks like you grew 'em well!
Looking good! I just ran J.R. and was happy except she really lost density after the chop, one of the most whispy strains I've ever ran. Looked like everything else while going though, just the extreme case of chopping, drying, leaving for a couple hours, coming back and saying: Someone took my herb! LOL
LIFEISGOOD
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Dang Big! That Jack looks off the hook. Nice bushes, what day are these in flower?
LittleWhiteGod
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my JTR is extremely dense. really rock hard buds after the cure. strong smell of lemons and and a powerful zoned-out-staring-at-walls-kinda high. a real favorite among my circle. it is a beautiful plant that is easy to grow. it's only fault is that it yields a little low, but you actually get more than you think because the buds are so dense.
subcool doesn't get much respect around the forums (except for his own) and i got this to prove to myself that TGA was crap gear from an average pollen chucker with a lot of hype... i was pleasantly surprised though.
subcool doesn't get much respect around the forums (except for his own) and i got this to prove to myself that TGA was crap gear from an average pollen chucker with a lot of hype... i was pleasantly surprised though.
Dorje113
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JTR was low yielding and threw nanners late in flower. It was extremely potent though and the closest to percoset I've tried. I wouldn't smoke it much if I had it around because of the odd, couchlock high (that I've found a lot of his strains share).
My friends started a pack of Agent Orange and Pandora's Box, 80% were female but most of the fems threw nanners to some degree. He's making new stuff, but it's a step backward from good examples of the parent plants he uses, IMO, or just not my preference, I know some people really like his gear.
My friends started a pack of Agent Orange and Pandora's Box, 80% were female but most of the fems threw nanners to some degree. He's making new stuff, but it's a step backward from good examples of the parent plants he uses, IMO, or just not my preference, I know some people really like his gear.
LittleWhiteGod
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when i was selecting i had several JTR plants throw nanners also - one in particular was covered. they were definitely hermies. those caught the axe, the keeper is nanner free and very potent.
i have others packs of his seeds but have never run them. might try the vortex that's been in the fridge just cause it made a good showing at the recent cup... just out of curiosity.
i have others packs of his seeds but have never run them. might try the vortex that's been in the fridge just cause it made a good showing at the recent cup... just out of curiosity.
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localman
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How many Folks are living in Aurora? Dont raise your hands just LISTEN or go look at the news!!! Aurora is starting a TASK force to Stop Caregivers and HOME GARDENS.... WTF hold on one flipping more time WTTTTFFFFF!!! ok so now Arvada, Westminster, and Aurora are OFF my list... looks like Golden and Lakewood are siding with the caregivers.... ANYONE's Thoughts or Angers or Concerns??
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