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I'm interested in the c02 how much you want for everything

i agree with you! i have met with about five patients and i have only signed one. if u keep looking you can find decent people or atleast like minded individuals.

i hope they get shot down!

they look healthy man sometimes leaves currling down means to much water. an easy way to tell if they need water is to pick up the plant by the container and feel how heavy it is. dry soil is much much lighter

i agree. i picked up and moved here to ri for the opportunity to stay safe. it is hard to find patients or good meds for a good price unless u grew up in the area or have been here for years . i am a patient and a caregiver now and i wish i coild find some patients...

still looking for a caregiver?

i know theres patients out there somewhere! very cheap donation requirments and very dense sticky stuff.

Hello I am looking for patients who are in need of an established caregiver. Quality is top notch and organic. If you have any interest, PM me, don't post here. thanks.

the specific amount of alcohol doesn't matter as much as you might think. Once you grind up the bud(coffee grinder is nice), you need to decarboxylate it to convert the THCA into THC. That is the most important part. preheat oven to 275 and place grinded bud onto a tray and bake for about 8-10...

Start cultivating oyster, shiitake, and portabella mushrooms and sell them for $10/lb

I think there are a whole lot of wierdos in the world in general and having a card can make them.worse

Yes, I believe they actually provide nutrient available to the roots because I have noticed them for the past year and I have had the best yield and highest potency I have ever had recently. Also no deficiencies have been noted in years and no signs of leaf damage

They are not root aphids turns out they are spring tails and they eat fungus gnats larvae and also breakdown organic material in the soil

Anyone here ever have these https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/398577-little-white-bugs-soil-dawn-2.html