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Beagle

Beagle

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After 6 pages, the OP has yet to reply. I've got a feeling someone PM'd them or they figured they won't get hand outs here.

I agree with HIC, they should grow their own, though initial setup could be hard to work into an extra tight budget.

Some caregivers sell the overages to dispensaries and give their patients free meds. Some only deal with their patients. If the caregiver gets in trouble for gray area activity then the patient gets screwed.

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colonuggs

colonuggs

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shit i got 6 extra light set ups that are 3 yrs old that just sittin around.

I set up my buddy with 1... now it costs him $400 for a 6 plant crop (electricty dirt and fert) produces 3 lbs every 3 months ....48 oz for $400 ...less than $10 a oz... $8.30

Growing yourself is the best way to go...fuck a rip off store or a caretaker that wants $100s for a oz
 
rzza

rzza

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angelsbandit said:

Rzza,

"my bottom line is 10 a gram. its truely costing my almost that to grow it."

If it costs you $285 per ounce to grow weed - you have serious problems.
If you know what you are doing you can produce top notch product for under $50 per ounce while still paying yourself for time invested.
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i suppose your right i guess i fucked up on my calculations and it appears it is costing more like a buck or two. that said you fucked up too when you added up ten a gram to 285 so i guess were even:)
 
colonuggs

colonuggs

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Originally Posted by angelsbandit
Rzza,

"my bottom line is 10 a gram. its truely costing my almost that to grow it."
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weed does not cost $10 a gram to grow...mabey $10-20 a oz if you know what your doing...I been growing for almost 20 yrs

even if your growing costs you $200 a month.... for a 4 month crop ($800 total) you produce 3 lbs.... thats only $16 a oz

if you use $300 a month for 4 months ($1200) and produce that same amount.... thats only $25 a oz.... less than $1 a gram

In Colorado we have a 6-1000 mh light operation that produces 12 lbs every 4 months cost us like $3000 per crop (dirt fert lights)....about $15 a oz

All u growers or caretakers who charge more than $50 a oz to medical patients should be ashamed.....people who been growing for years know the real deal!!!! :)


 
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rzza

rzza

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colonuggs said:
weed does not cost $10 a gram to grow...mabey $10-20 a oz if you know what your doing...I been growing for almost 20 yrs

even if your growing costs you $200 a month.... for a 4 month crop ($800 total) you produce 3 lbs.... thats only $16 a oz

if you use $300 a month for 4 months ($1200) and produce that same amount.... thats only $25 a oz.... less than $1 a gram
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maybe re-read my post, then apologize?
 
colonuggs

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rzza said:
your not even in michigan? LOL
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shit you think cause your in michigan... it will cost more to grow there than in denver or washington or california where i do grows???

Hahah doesnt matter where you grow costs are about the same.... under $20 a oz to produce the kind :)
 
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boneheadbob

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Why do you need a caregiver if you are a cannabis patient?
Cant you go to the dispenry and buy your meds?
Maybe I dont understand what a caregiver does?
 
colonuggs

colonuggs

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a caregiver is suppose to a alterative to being ripped off by the stores who charge 40-50 a 1/8 ....

why go to a store??? why not cut out all the mark ups and grow your own......pay $20-25 a oz or $200-300 a oz choice is yours

A caregiver grows weed for a person who is a medical patient....because the patient doesnt want to or cant grow.... then sells the patient their mj supply

different states have different laws reguarding caregivers...

In washington for example as a caregiver you cant not smoke weed but you can grow it for others (3 patient limit... 15 plant per patient)
 
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boneheadbob

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I see. So a caregiver can grow pot legaly and sell some to his patients. So its a good way to make some extra money and smoke weed ( as long as the rules about not being a smoker dont catch to you)
 
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boneheadbob

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The new MML in Arizona is still being ironed out. The dispensary has to be non profit so "medicine will be cheap" But it cost a lot to produce excennett cannabis
 
rzza

rzza

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colonuggs said:
shit you think cause your in michigan... it will cost more to grow there than in denver or washington or california where i do grows???

Hahah doesnt matter where you grow costs are about the same.... under $20 a oz to produce the kind :)
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you are in a michigan thread talking about prices. all im sayin is prices are different in colorado. dont you guys have a subforum too?
 
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hic

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colonuggs - Has got what care-giving is and can be about. I am truley glad to see your alive colonuggs!

weed does or in this case Medicine does not need to be expensive at all to produce. again colonuggs and I see eye to eye in this area and have seen it done with our own eyes.

I am still all for the guy or the cop growing his own.. I am for real CARE-GIVERS to step up to the plate, for all patients that cannot "really" grow their own.

I will never be down for a lazy piece of shit to scam the weak. Blame it on whatever Many of you seem to act as though care-giving is a pain - ha ha ha. If it is so much of a pain go do something else with your lives so that the real caregivers can step up.

I think that all the patients I will recieve in my lifetime will be some of the luckiest in the state.. It is not what strain I can grow for them cause shit " we all can get ahold of Attidude seed-bank " - But it is the service at which they will recieve.
 
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boneheadbob

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Hmmmm so a caregiver has to have a passion for helping people, its not just about selling dope. I would imagine you deliver the medicince with a good attitude, a cheery outlook, you roll doobies (I am great at that) you sit with them while they medicate and spend time getting to know them, giving them words of good cheer, lift spirits, etc, etc. Sounds cool


hic said:
colonuggs - Has got what care-giving is and can be about. I am truley glad to see your alive colonuggs!

weed does or in this case Medicine does not need to be expensive at all to produce. again colonuggs and I see eye to eye in this area and have seen it done with our own eyes.

I am still all for the guy or the cop growing his own.. I am for real CARE-GIVERS to step up to the plate, for all patients that cannot "really" grow their own.

I will never be down for a lazy piece of shit to scam the weak. Blame it on whatever Many of you seem to act as though care-giving is a pain - ha ha ha. If it is so much of a pain go do something else with your lives so that the real caregivers can step up.

I think that all the patients I will recieve in my lifetime will be some of the luckiest in the state.. It is not what strain I can grow for them cause shit " we all can get ahold of Attidude seed-bank " - But it is the service at which they will recieve.
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taint

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Poor rzza,dude the quotes of mine you used just show exactly what I been saying.
I pull well over 1 lb per month off 2 1000 watt hps in a perp setup................2 bulbs at 12 hours a piece is 1000 watts 24/7.
Holy shit I just looked at the first page of yer sig grow..................yer a fucking idiot of the highest caliber.
I truely feel sorry for anyone who's gotta deal with that bullshit you hype so hard.
 
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fourtwentychat

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colonuggs said:
In Colorado we have a 6-1000 mh light operation that produces 12 lbs every 4 months cost us like $3000 per crop (dirt fert lights)....about $15 a oz
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What design decisions were involved in choosing to use all 1000W Metal Halide bulbs as opposed to the more traditional High Pressure Sodium bulbs?

I'm curious, because I'm contemplating using a MH bulb for the first stage of flowering, before switching over to an HPS.
 
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