how much do the girls cost ?
outdoor prices post em ..... grow pics tooo!!!!!!
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how much do the girls cost ?
Oregon Gardener
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$800.- 1000. depending on the dispensary.(after you pay for testing) However, my personal experience with dispensaries in the Portland Or. area have been bad ones. They all want to establish a "relationship " witch means a front. Last year, I got several "that guy doesn't work here anymore," and my other favorite was "that guy wasn't authorized to make purchases." I'm being a little more leary this year. I made a lot of phone calls around the state. A lot of Dispensaries said "we only buy indoor"I have applied for my own license, we'll see what happens. So Far this year I have spent $200. for testing through a dispensary that I hoped was legit. (it's cheaper). After 30 day's I still don't have the results
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cbtbudz
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2400 lb easy. When all clubs around here get all the stuff drom a small hand full of growers that all use same nutes styles pesticides. I dont have to say its outdoor or indoor they dont care, if its fire its fire and they will pay and throw it on their platinum private reserve gold topshelf. 
Calismoker24
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Some of these numbers make me wanna do backfilps.....dammmmnnnnnn
NorCal=flat biller central
Oregon Gardener
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I'm too old for that now. I'll just grow more and open up a dispensary in Portland and sell it better and cheaper. They have only screwed themselves.
don't forget to pm or text me a pic.
treemansbuds
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I was out working a couple years back on the property and seen, which looked like "guts" rolling on the floor. It was a centipede and a millipede fighting it out. Or more like the centipede killing the millipede. The centipede was blood red, and the millipede was blueish in color. Took a few seconds to figure out what I was looking at.
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These are some pictures out of my garden. The wasp photo is already posted somewhere on this site. I call it becoming "One " with the wasp. Those green worms tormented us a few years ago. I took the spider photo this year. Sorry about the photo skills.
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treemansbuds
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One of my "tricks" to pest prevention is using Yellow jacket bait (attractant) on my plants. I place it near or on my plants and those meat bees smell that stuff and they know "dinner's on"! They come in looking to tear shit up! They love spider mite appetizers!
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