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Yeah, I'm with you both on this, I guess. Play it as safe as possible and be flexible. That's interesting, having the city basically ignore it to keep themselves from accountability. You should be fine with the ag zoning, I would think, unless they do the moratorium. Sounds like my county is...

Yeah, you're right, they can do what they want ultimately. But, under that reasoning, no one should get into 502 industry, because (regardless of 99 plant minimum sentencing) the Feds can bust your chops for any 'bogus reason', and deliver some severe penalties. A la Montana MMJ just...

Mustang - You are well along the road, but seems to me you are are maybe too far ahead. If the county or city you are in has not yet implemented marijuana zoning, what makes you think that the land you are building on will be in an approved zoning classification? Not trying to be on a downer...

Wow, tang, you're on your way. So what do you figure is your optimal annual production from the space? Yeah, distribution will probably be like medical until a system gets in place that is more efficient. I emailed the LCB about the residence question and the response was clear. If it is an...

Alright, I hate the bullcrap and rules I see being proposed for Washington 502 adult marijuana use. But, I mean really, this is a chance to be a legal grower, pretty much a first in the world. Hard to pass up, and I think the rules might be doable. So I think I'll throw my hat in the ring and...

Proposed I502 rules specifically prohibit growing in residence, regardless of what Seattle says. I suspect the the OP is referring to MMJ.

I have been fighting this same thing in greenhouse and outdoors, primarily in one strain that seems more likely to get it. I have been able to slow/stop the spread, but I'm not sure if it is enough to get me to harvest, and to keep it out of the buds. Here's what I've tried: 1. Hydrogen...

I've used that soil with seedlings no problem. Plants are looking fine.

Sure it's fine, if you want to use a likely human carcinogen - i.e. it can cause cancer. Used in the U.S. but banned in many countries, Sevin (carbaryl) wouldn't be my choice. There are many safe alternatives for slugs and bugs.

I got the same light (amazon) for a small grow of SSHaze in Dec. All I can say is that the plants seem to love the light, tight dense node spacing during veg, stocky thick trunks and branches like you wouldn't believe. However I'm running with HPS also so not a LED only grow. Took the LED out a...