For you AZ boys. What's your drying method?

Originally Posted by Chronicseeker

Yeah, compassion first caregivers circle is probably one of the five...
Im sure there are a few other but 20,000 patients is a lot and 99 plant count sites sadly will not cut it.
Legal supply lines... Patients and caregivers are not considered legal supply lines unless they give the medicine to a dispensary for free...

Who is giving away something they spent money on producing?

Caregiver Circle has 3. So that makes 8 that I know of. I have not been in the Compassion First places though. I have met a couple of the guys though and they seem pretty cool.

$$$ was a big part of their ability to create the types of places they have. I know the owner has already dropped 2 million.

Originally Posted by Chronicseeker

Helping failing dispensaries will not be a priority.

To some people that is the exactly their business model actually

Originally Posted by Lucius Vorenus

Caregiver Circle has 3. So that makes 8 that I know of. I have not been in the Compassion First places though. I have met a couple of the guys though and they seem pretty cool.

$$$ was a big part of their ability to create the types of places they have. I know the owner has already dropped 2 million.

Former Sprint PCS CEO, that is why the big money..

It interesting that there are that many supply lines but still the genetic aspect seems to elude the majority.
With that many connections that last place I would be searching for strains is via the forums.
For the patients sake, I hope their is some real medicine mixed up in there...
CFCC has garbage all the way around I hope that is not an indication of the rest.

It is apparent the medicinal quality in Arizona will continue to be held at a low standard.

I just started chopping them down, I'll let you guys know they dry.IMAG0477.jpg

Originally Posted by 1337hacker

Light penetration is key in this instance. A 400 W is only going to be good within a couple feet distance of the light source for optimal growth. Furthermore it is not going to penetrate as greatly as other types of lighting. That being said, you can yield a lot of good stuff off a 400 W if you keep your canopy thin, and close to the light bulb (I've seen a buddy do a half pound + in a scrog under a 400 W with 3 plants). If you are growing the plants to nearly 2 ft tall before flipping to 12/12 under a 400 w you are going to be sacrificing a lot of that in your vertical growth.

It works for me.

Originally Posted by PixiDustr

It works for me.

With the right ventilation you could basically press the 400w right on-top of the canopy.
That will help the penetration..

If you can run fresh air in between the light and the canopy you will be surprised how close that light can be..

Originally Posted by Chronicseeker

With the right ventilation you could basically press the 400w right on-top of the canopy.
That will help the penetration..

If you can run fresh air in between the light and the canopy you will be surprised how close that light can be..

That is exactly what I am doing.

Originally Posted by Chronicseeker

With the right ventilation you could basically press the 400w right on-top of the canopy.
That will help the penetration..

If you can run fresh air in between the light and the canopy you will be surprised how close that light can be..

I found better results keeping the light about 8-12 inches any closer and you will crisp your tops. That what I found from my grows.