Retired from Growing!

Final Phase said:

My last grow took in 8 to 10 lbs. I'm cooking up tinctures using the Magic Butter Machine II that have a 10 year shelf life (no refrigeration needed) I'm making up a 5 to 6 year supply. When I run out it will be time to hit the dispensaries up for more flower for tinctures.

One thing that worked big time for me was taking the plants 109 days to get killer herb for tinctures.
Two ounces of bud and one bottle of Everclear makes 16 to 20 ounces of killer medication!

I'm done watering, digging, harvesting... Time to live the retired life for real!

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Final Phase said:

My last grow took in 8 to 10 lbs. I'm cooking up tinctures using the Magic Butter Machine II that have a 10 year shelf life (no refrigeration needed) I'm making up a 5 to 6 year supply. When I run out it will be time to hit the dispensaries up for more flower for tinctures.

One thing that worked big time for me was taking the plants 109 days to get killer herb for tinctures.
Two ounces of bud and one bottle of Everclear makes 16 to 20 ounces of killer medication!

I'm done watering, digging, harvesting... Time to live the retired life for real!

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WeedFreak78 said:

I don't believe it.

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Final Phase said:

I realized I could go to a dispensary and "save" money by purchasing a couple ounces and turn them into tinctures that will last over a year.

I've met my goals. I'm tired of growing because I spend too much of my life thinking and dealing with all the aspects of growing cannabis. At this time we are very involved in making tinctures loaded with THC or CBD's(Cherry Wine) and salve for pain. In the future I may get into making Simpson's Oil with the invention of a newer way of making it via cold preasurized air instead of the explosive heat method.

Really enjoying life - Best year of my life for sure!

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Final Phase said:

My last grow took in 8 to 10 lbs. I'm cooking up tinctures using the Magic Butter Machine II that have a 10 year shelf life (no refrigeration needed) I'm making up a 5 to 6 year supply. When I run out it will be time to hit the dispensaries up for more flower for tinctures.

One thing that worked big time for me was taking the plants 109 days to get killer herb for tinctures.
Two ounces of bud and one bottle of Everclear makes 16 to 20 ounces of killer medication!

I'm done watering, digging, harvesting... Time to live the retired life for real!

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Final Phase said:

My last grow took in 8 to 10 lbs. I'm cooking up tinctures using the Magic Butter Machine II that have a 10 year shelf life (no refrigeration needed) I'm making up a 5 to 6 year supply. When I run out it will be time to hit the dispensaries up for more flower for tinctures.

One thing that worked big time for me was taking the plants 109 days to get killer herb for tinctures.
Two ounces of bud and one bottle of Everclear makes 16 to 20 ounces of killer medication!

I'm done watering, digging, harvesting... Time to live the retired life for real!

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Indacouch said:

Not even a single 5 gallon smarty tucked in the corner of the yard just to have something to do?

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Final Phase said:

Right on! Sick of banging my head on lights and walking bent over. I decided to purchase a 8 x 20 greenhouse since I now live in another house that has killer outdoor light. So now it's time to regroup efforts to a new way of growing...

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Final Phase said:

I realized I could go to a dispensary and "save" money by purchasing a couple ounces and turn them into tinctures that will last over a year.

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Final Phase said:

Right on! Sick of banging my head on lights and walking bent over. I decided to purchase a 8 x 20 greenhouse since I now live in another house that has killer outdoor light. So now it's time to regroup efforts to a new way of growing...

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Lucky Luke said:

Was that the fastest retirement to back to growing in history?

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Bacala said:

That's the beauty of being able to grow outside. Cost just isn't a factor. I figured it out last year and my cost, start to finish, is under $50 per plant. I hope the day comes soon that everyone that wants to grow outside can do so without worry.

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