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how much money have you saved by growing your own?

i have learned sometimes it takes money to make money but also i have saved tons of money by investing in my favorite plant. just wondering how much you have saved just by enjoying our favorite plant?
 

unregistered190

Senior
Veteran
I figure I save about $300/oz for everything I don't have to buy.....and quality is better too. Haven't payed for smoke in two years and hope I never have to again :woohoo:
 

Arthritis_sucks

The Dude
Veteran
So many monies mon.....
 

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Dropped Cat

Six Gummi Bears and Some Scotch
Veteran
Recreational user here, I used to buy 1/4 for 60 bucks.

As a hobby grower, I estimate it cost me 6-8 bucks
for each 1/4 I yield, power, nutes, medium.

If I factor my labor into the equation, then add 3 or 4
hours a week at 20 bucks an hour.

If it was just the money, and I was oblivious to the
grow experience, I would break down the grow and
just buy it from contacts.

I grow my own because I like to know the product I
am consuming, and seldom found the equal to my product
for sale.

I guess you can say I can afford to grow my own, lol

1920.00 for 32 1/4's at 60.00 per 1/4, is purchase price per year.

256.00 for 32 1/4's at 8.00 per 1/4, is grow my own price per year.

3 hours a week at 20.00 per hour is 156 total hours per year, or 3120.00

I'm spending, so to speak, 1456.00 more to grow my own than to
just buy it from known contacts.
 

brown_thumb

Active member
So far I've killed nearly all my pricey seeds. Invested in good soil, a greenhouse, nutrients, lights, etc. I've lost a LOT. But I'm remaining hopeful that I'll get much better... I'll keep trying.
 

Levitationofme

Well-known member
I smoked an ounce and a half a month on a average.
400 bucks an ounce.
Lots of money...
I purchased my set up for perhaps 2 grand and spent a grand tweaking it and on Nutrients and seeds.

Spent 100.00 this year buying commercial weed.
By not buying weed the math for me is obvious.
I do not count hours. Im not at work. I am not missing hours of work to grow.
I don't sell any to offset costs.
 

growsjoe1

Well-known member
Premium user
Veteran
420club
Ummm...hard to figure out exactly but it's a no brainer....mucho cash.

Been growing my own since 2000. Lbs sold for 4800 back than and I

always grew more than I could smoke, garden more than paid for itself

and I always had extra for upgrades and seeds. The joy of growing Has

always kept me growing, although now I rarely sell any, rather as I

grow older, gift to my friends who have lost contact with their 'friend.

Peace
 
I wish i could still get 4k+ for a lb. just offed a half lb of indoor fire for 900$ :(

That being said, I break even on average but i know what im getting.
 

Dankwolf

Active member
None. but quality of smoke is worth it . plus all the people that are suddenly your best friend is interesting lol
 

trichrider

Kiss My Ring
Veteran
mrs trichrider and myself consume about 4 grams a day.
$10. a gram in the stores works out to $14,560 per year.
good thing i never go into those stores....
i spend less than $500. on inputs.

over the last 8 years (8 x 14560 =$116,480) I figure i've saved over $100,000.

:laughing:

suck it tax man!
 
Initially quite a bit... and then it went from hobby to passion... then passion to obsession... then obsession to livelihood.

So with buying property, completely changing the direction of my life, paying for government licensing and all that bullshit, the constant equipment and supply needs... I figure I broke even. :biggrin:
 

420somewhere

Hi ho here we go
Veteran
A lot..

A lot..

I could spend $4-500+ at the Club..

I don't anymore:party: and my weed is better

Jars in the cupboard :biggrin: pounds of CanaCoconut Oil in the freezer
 
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