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Say what we may, in Florida recreational use of weed is still illegal. If you’re a registered voter in Florida, sign the peyto get it on the ballot in https://makeitlegalflorida.com/

My job is in the Parts Dept of a large import dealership. I manage the internal and quick lube parts. We see all sorts of jobs. The really hard oil filters are some Cadillac and some Toyota’s can be a pain too... or so it appears. Thankfully I sell them, I don’t install them!

Yes! Look real good. There’s just something about looking at healthy girls!

It would seem to me the last place to try to hide in would a farm w a valuable crop. In my corner of the globe, shotguns take care of ‘unwanted’ visitors!

Keep the ratio at what FF recommends.

Like they say...follow the money Damn shame. We’re trying to get it on the ‘22 ballot here in FL.

Not being a lawyer, but are there not numerous studies to indicate the positive benefits, both economical and health? The argument of gateway drug doesn’t fly, and both tobacco and alcohol are known to be addictive and lethal. Yet both are legal, revenue generating substances. Hopefully years...

In Florida, one needs a state issued medical marijuana card at a rather steep cost, then you purchase product at a dispensary. Recreational use and growing for recreational use still remains illegal. There was a petition in the FL Legislation to legalize, but did not pass as the anti...

Nice green healthy plants!

When it’s time, harvest and enjoy!

Yellowing is also indicative of Magnesium deficiencies. That soil looks really dense. Poke around the exterior of the pot, adding some Epsom salt (1TBS) around loosened soil. Epson is great for this concern.

Yellowing is a sign of Magnesium deficiency. You can use Epson Salt 1TSP per 1gallon H2O.

Those GA babies look awesome. Tampa Fl, grown on the pool deck. No idea what strain as seeds were freebies.

“BALLS””,” screamed the Queen, “If I had balls I’d be the King!”

I grow outside on pool deck. I have numerous other plants as well. In May/June I noticed Spider Mites on some plants. Quickly hit them w/ Neem, soap n baking soda. Coated the girl to be safe, and give her plenty of TLC. Little bastards appear to be gone. I’ll definitely keep an eye on them all.

For years, I've had a compost bin in back yard. Always just threw grass clippings in it, nothing really ever happened. The grass would eventually brown out. Never gave it a real thought. Then as I started a grow project, I watched some YouTube videos, and used that info to get my bin cooking...

*Neem oil

There are numerous ways to make organic insecticides. Need oil, baking soda and dish soap at 1TBS per gallon water. Shake well. I would advise a test spray on 1 or 2 leaves. The oil covers the little buggers, the soap acts as a emulsifier.

Somewhere near Tampa Fl, I’ve got this beautiful girl growing in a pot on my pool deck. Planted in mid March, she blooming very well. Security is a moderate issue, but more importantly is I have to water her twice a day. She gets thirsty very easily. Not much info on “how to’s” on this type of...