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^2 sticks. Stir frequently.

The border requires a passport. Aside from the passport and having auto insurance, travel away. Tok is not overly exciting but the Denali Highway is a great place to spend a few months (or days, depending on your style).

Thanks, folks. It has been a pleasure. I'm keeping the hempy grow alive until further notice. Bud's starting to cure and smelling stanky. Lovin' it! Good luck with your grows.

Rumors still hold about a strain of TF out in Talkeetna. I've had people hand me what they call Thunderfuck but I don't believe it. More than likely, someone needed some money so they liquidated a bit of their personal stash. I grow indoor, though I'm relatively new to growing. I popped a...

My house is about 5 minutes from an airstrip and about 7 minutes from a chairlift. It's constructed on rock and gravel with a healthy covering of topsoil from the Matanuska valley. It's 65 degrees outside right now and I'm rocking shorts and a Hawaiian shirt. There are several kids playing in...

I don't know anyone that doesn't own firearms (in Alaska). The tie dyed hippie that lives in a van probably has a larger arsenal than most of the militant guys in Idaho. We eat what we kill. We also are not the top of the food chain. Folks get eaten around here if they don't keep a clean camp...

I'm not sure about the out-of-state possession laws. I have spoken to Alaska State Troopers many time after and while consuming marijuana. They have more important things to deal with than a little bit of grass. Law enforcement up here isn't like most of the lower 48. Outside of Anchorage and...

Budlover, that's a pretty cool article. The personal use clause also includes horticulture with a 24 or 25 plant limit. The current situation here is just lenient enough to keep folks from demanding more. MJ is available in almost every community that I visit. The widespread use of CFL's...

You can get a card but the disadvantages outweigh the advantages. Normally, if I'm flying to another MMJ state, it's because of a work obligation and I don't consume much MJ anyway.

Ravin Vs. Alaska...All homeowners are allowed 24 plants in the state of Alaska under Right to Privacy. Feel free to google away. You can still be charged by the Feds, just like in any other state. I fish with the Assistant DA in Anchorage. He looked it up for me to insure that I was legal. I...

Thanks for the thought. I do not have an Alaska medical card. You do not need a card to grow in Alaska. I can show you my Driver's License from the State of Alaska. Will that work?

What better time to learn patience than when stoned?

You guys need to learn how to eat. Turn me loose with a couple of fat joints and a volcano, a decent gas stove, a pantry full of japanese staples, some seafood, maybe a bit of red meat, a few fresh veggies, some fruit, and a case of Asahi. BOOM, instant incredible edibles. Pot butter for a...

I'm a fan of opening social networks. Universities open those networks rapidly. If you are naturally inhibited and lack the ability to interact in a constructive way, higher learning will not be overly beneficial. You can't make a silk purse out of a cow's ear. On the other hand, if you can...

3 days, no posts...This thread is done. Thanks for following along. The dream has been realized 45 days early. I am no longer a slave to the black market. :) Cheers!

This was my first grow. It's nowhere near as beautiful as some of the buds around here but I'm stoked to have 2 two quart jars full of nugs.

We can grow 24 plants in Ak. This bill sounds much better. The 12 lb limit per adult per year seems a little high but I much prefer it to our dinky little qp rule.

This is the remaining bud after making green dragon, hash, and budder. I had to give a taste test of both plants. One of the plants tastes great already, though it's a little bit harsh. I would love some feedback on the clipping. Did I take too much or leave too much leaf matter? There is...

I have land in Georgia. We have chickens all over the place. This is fucked.

Blackwater is no longer a company. I spent a few years as a contractor after retiring from the military. I am strongly supportive of foreign governments paying for their own armies. I'm tired of financing the world's military operations. What better way to train an 800 man security group...