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gots them clones....
gots them clones....
from my east coast buddy...im still waiting for some cuttings that are suppose to arrive this week from accross the pond, France...I gots to send him(french og buddy) the real deal Nor Cal Train Wreck b/c someone sent him a fake TW. Hope this helps.
Heres some pix of my next chop down on 10.13.09...SCHROM.
gots them clones....
PhilC, how are those Euro strains? Those Euro's know their weed or what?
from my east coast buddy...im still waiting for some cuttings that are suppose to arrive this week from accross the pond, France...I gots to send him(french og buddy) the real deal Nor Cal Train Wreck b/c someone sent him a fake TW. Hope this helps.Heres some pix of my next chop down on 10.13.09...SCHROM.
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nice schrom phil, on a side not, damn jack frost hit here hard today. im sure theres a few around me that felt the bite this morning.
..... I'm doing coco in 3 gallon pots using hydro nutes (GH Lucas formula). Hopefully quality will remain the same and yield will be greatly increased.
Cant wait to see how the coco in 3 gals works for you. I have been running an organic mix for a few runs (Lc's w/ dry ferts) and miss the control that using bottled nutes or teas offer. The plants just are not getting that nice pale yellow I like at the end.
When my 600 comes down in about a month and then some 3 gals w/straight coco and the lucas formula w/ no run off is going to get a chance to see what it can do.
Keep up the good work Midwest Growers!
cfo
Member
Damn! Snowed here yesterday and it got cold last night, down to about 24 degrees. I covered the babies with floating row covers last night, went out this morning at about 6:30 and cut 'em down. Time to hang 'em, dry 'em, cure 'em, ENJOY! Nothing better than the sweet smell of fresh ganja! (Power Skunk and Super Silver Haze).
SMILIES SHOULD NOT BE IN JAIL, NOR MARIJUANA USERS
We need to tell them legislators
CALLING WISCONSIN GROWERS, ADVOCATES, PATIENTS, SUPPORTORS, VOLUNTEERS, LEGISLATORS, GRANDMA'S AND GRANDPA'S
Help pass
the Jacki Rickert
Medical Marijuana Act!
Using medical cannabis to treat debilitating illnesses
remains a crime under current Wisconsin law. The Jacki
Rickert Medical Marijuana Act would protect Wisconsin
patients from arrest and prosecution and allow them or
a designated caregiver to possess and grow a small
amount of cannabis for medical use.
An updated version of the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act,
sponsored by Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Madison), is awaiting introduction.
Help pass this bill by contacting your Wisconsin State Senator and
State Assembly Representative and request they cosponsor this
legislation.
Who Are My Legislators?
http://www.legis.state.wi.us/w3asp/waml/waml.aspx
Toll-free Legislative Hotline: 1-800-362-9472
More info: IMMLY.org – WINORML.org – MadisonNORML.org
Join Wisconsin NORML on Facebook:
the Jacki Rickert
Medical Marijuana Act!
Using medical cannabis to treat debilitating illnesses
remains a crime under current Wisconsin law. The Jacki
Rickert Medical Marijuana Act would protect Wisconsin
patients from arrest and prosecution and allow them or
a designated caregiver to possess and grow a small
amount of cannabis for medical use.
An updated version of the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act,
sponsored by Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Madison), is awaiting introduction.
Help pass this bill by contacting your Wisconsin State Senator and
State Assembly Representative and request they cosponsor this
legislation.
Who Are My Legislators?
http://www.legis.state.wi.us/w3asp/waml/waml.aspx
Toll-free Legislative Hotline: 1-800-362-9472
More info: IMMLY.org – WINORML.org – MadisonNORML.org
Join Wisconsin NORML on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2747350102
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=68938
SMILIES SHOULD NOT BE IN JAIL, NOR MARIJUANA USERS
We need to tell them legislatorsthe time has come.
CALLING WISCONSIN GROWERS, ADVOCATES, PATIENTS, SUPPORTORS, VOLUNTEERS, LEGISLATORS, GRANDMA'S AND GRANDPA'S
Help pass
the Jacki Rickert
Medical Marijuana Act!
Using medical cannabis to treat debilitating illnesses
remains a crime under current Wisconsin law. The Jacki
Rickert Medical Marijuana Act would protect Wisconsin
patients from arrest and prosecution and allow them or
a designated caregiver to possess and grow a small
amount of cannabis for medical use.
An updated version of the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act,
sponsored by Rep. Mark Pocan (D-Madison), is awaiting introduction.
Help pass this bill by contacting your Wisconsin State Senator and
State Assembly Representative and request they cosponsor this
legislation.
Who Are My Legislators?
http://www.legis.state.wi.us/w3asp/waml/waml.aspx
Toll-free Legislative Hotline: 1-800-362-9472
More info: IMMLY.org – WINORML.org – MadisonNORML.org
Join Wisconsin NORML on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2747350102
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=68938
Heres the response I got from Congressman Kind
Dear ,,,,,,,,
Thank you for contacting me about the legalization of marijuana. I appreciate hearing from you.
While I appreciate the points you make regarding legalization, I do not believe that marijuana should be legalized. As a former prosecutor, I have seen firsthand the detrimental effects of marijuana use and how it often escalates to the use of more serious drugs such as heroin and cocaine. Studies show that the harmful effects of long-term marijuana use are many and varied. Effects include lung and asthma problems, loss of ability to set long-term goals, and a propensity to graduate to other, more powerful drugs.
The use of marijuana for medical purposes is a contentious issue filled with conflicting scientific evidence, and I remain willing to listen to both sides of the debate. I understand that marijuana was once popularly recommended for various illnesses, although in recent years its medical use has declined. This decline is due to the increased availability of alternative medicines and the federal government's increasing role in curbing international drug importation and fighting domestic substance abuse.
I have heard from several medical professionals and citizens that, in a controlled environment, the benefits of the drug outweigh the possible risks to the patient. They present evidence that marijuana's chemical properties increase the quality of comfort and care afforded to patients suffering from illnesses such as cancer and AIDS.
Data from the Office of National Drug Control Policy, however, raises legitimate concerns as well. While illegal substance use has declined since the 1970s, marijuana has remained the most common drug among illicit users. If marijuana is to become a legal form of medication, further research and consideration must be given to both sides of the issue and a consensus must be reached between the health care and law enforcement professions. Please be assured that should legislation regarding this issue be introduced, I will keep your views in mind.
Again, thank you for contacting me. Should you have further questions or comments, I hope you will not hesitate to be in touch with my office. Also, I encourage you to visit my website, www.house.gov/kind, where you kind find updated information, send me e-mail, and signup for my e-newsletter.
Sincerely,
Ron Kind
Member of Congress
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they are all the same assholes,,,peace
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nice bro whats the gentics on that?...peace
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well it has some killer parentage,,,peace
Ron Kind, Member of Congress/B]
I wish no ill will to Mr. Kind, but is this not enough of a reason to make medicine available to those who are suffering. Is empathy for your fellow man too much to ask? Are we not strong enough as a people to provide comfort to those around us who suffer without diluting the argument for compassion with fears of "Reefer Madness"?
I wish no ill will to Mr. Kind, but is this not enough of a reason to make medicine available to those who are suffering. Is empathy for your fellow man too much to ask? Are we not strong enough as a people to provide comfort to those around us who suffer without diluting the argument for compassion with fears of "Reefer Madness"?
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Big V
I feel ya on the early coldfront. I chopped my outside down early also but it was at 50/50 amber cloudy on the trichs so It should be ok. I'm cureing it out now.
cfo
Member
Final Product
Final Product
I'm not going to chance planting Super Silver Haze outdoors next year. I'm going with Durban Poison and Purple Power next year, I read somewhere they're supposed to finish at the end of September. Anyway, here's what I got this year. Should be able to doing something with these little buds.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=9130&pictureid=192064
Final Product
I'm not going to chance planting Super Silver Haze outdoors next year. I'm going with Durban Poison and Purple Power next year, I read somewhere they're supposed to finish at the end of September. Anyway, here's what I got this year. Should be able to doing something with these little buds.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=9130&pictureid=192064
Couple little ladies that made it! Fall colors starting to make em pretty...Stinky as all can be...
