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budolskie
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lucky this was just a half hour or so but could see them all drooping and that before i got off, well my m8 ended up at work yesterday so i couldnt go for the pebbles but we going this morning then i will be rinsing them and setting my heater for lights out, then leaving them to soak while i go pick my seedling ups then be back to plant them and will deffo have pics up the day and a thread going haha to many bongs in the morning and i dont do shit for hours
DoobieBrother
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Brew up a pot of coffee.
blunt8175
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Morning 6ers how's tricks,good I hope. The sun is shining here which is a great start to the day. Got the nephew and neice and its hard work keeping them occupied lol.Not been able to get pics of my ladies as there at my back 24/7 but Will get a few when lights come on. Had to remove the lower fan leaves from the kush plant as they were that big they were blocking the light from getting to the branches,topped her so she will bush out a bit. All in all I can't complain plus the ph perfect seems to be working as still no sign of any defs. Will defo put pics up some time today yous all take it easy.
HydroGp
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Two pots! Three pots ! Four! More!
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Hey 600
Florida is one of the WORST states in the USA for drug laws
20 grams of bud is a felony
22plants is a felony.
But here is some good news.
MANATEE -- Charges of growing marijuana will not be pursued against Robert Jordan, the Parrish man whose wife suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and smokes it daily to relieve her ALS symptoms.
"No action will be taken on the charges," Assistant State Attorney Brian Iten announced in a memorandum Tuesday.
Jordan, 64, was referred for prosecution after the Manatee County Sheriff's Office discovered two mature pot plants and 21 seedlings on his Parrish property in February.
Jordan told deputies he grew the cannabis solely for medicinal use by his wife, Cathy.
Iten's memorandum stated a State Attorney's office investigation confirmed the truth of what Robert Jordan told law enforcement about the marijuana grown at his home.
"A review of Mrs. Jordan's medical records, supplied through counsel, and telephone contact with Dr. Denis Petro, a neurologist who last examined Mrs. Jordan, con
firmed ... that the defendant could not accomplish the same objective using a less-offensive alternative," Iten wrote in his memo.
Reached in Tallahassee Tuesday where he and his wife are lobbying the Legislature to pass a medical marijuana bill, Jordan was jubilant about the decision.
"I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders," he said. "Happy, excited, grateful, all of the above."
Asked if he would continue to grow marijuana at his Parrish home for his wife's needs, Jordan said he didn't know.
"That is an interesting question," Jordan said. "I have to defer to my lawyer about that."
The Jordan's Stuart-based lawyer, Michael Minardi, said growing marijuana is still illegal in Florida and he couldn't recommend that Robert Jordan continue to do it.
"I can't advocate anyone to grow cannabis," Minardi said. "Technically, it is still illegal. But if it does happen again, hopefully the state attorney will see it's for a legitimate usage."
Manatee Sheriff Brad Steube said he understands Iten's decision.
"The State Attorney's Office is making their decision based on current case law in the state of Florida," Steube said Tuesday. "We support their decision."
Minardi said possessing less than 20 grams of marijuana is still a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail but a medical-use defense eliminated convictions in some cases.
"The State Attorney's memorandum clearly shows the dismissal of the charge follows the medical necessity defense," Minardi said. "The bottom line is that the harm to society is less than the harm to her."
Steube said deputies came to the Jordan home in February because a real estate agent showing a vacant house next door saw marijuana growing in the Jordan's yard and called the sheriff's office.
Robert Jordan told deputies the marijuana was strictly for his wife but it had to be checked out, Steube said.
"We had no way of verifying, so we wrote the report and sent it to the state attorney who checked it out," Steube said.
Asked what might happen should Robert Jordan continue to grow marijuana, Steube replied, "I don't have a comment on that."
Robert Jordan said he appreciated the State Attorney's Office reached the same conclusions he has reached.
"There is no medicine for ALS," Jordan said. "Everything is experimental. This is the only thing that works."
Jordan previously rejected a plea deal from the State Attorney's Office, saying be believed he has done nothing wrong and that any other husband who loved his wife would do the same thing.
The plea deal would have forbidden him to grow marijuana for medical purposes for a year, he said.
Florida is one of the WORST states in the USA for drug laws
20 grams of bud is a felony
22plants is a felony.
But here is some good news.
MANATEE -- Charges of growing marijuana will not be pursued against Robert Jordan, the Parrish man whose wife suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and smokes it daily to relieve her ALS symptoms.
"No action will be taken on the charges," Assistant State Attorney Brian Iten announced in a memorandum Tuesday.
Jordan, 64, was referred for prosecution after the Manatee County Sheriff's Office discovered two mature pot plants and 21 seedlings on his Parrish property in February.
Jordan told deputies he grew the cannabis solely for medicinal use by his wife, Cathy.
Iten's memorandum stated a State Attorney's office investigation confirmed the truth of what Robert Jordan told law enforcement about the marijuana grown at his home.
"A review of Mrs. Jordan's medical records, supplied through counsel, and telephone contact with Dr. Denis Petro, a neurologist who last examined Mrs. Jordan, con
firmed ... that the defendant could not accomplish the same objective using a less-offensive alternative," Iten wrote in his memo.
Reached in Tallahassee Tuesday where he and his wife are lobbying the Legislature to pass a medical marijuana bill, Jordan was jubilant about the decision.
"I feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders," he said. "Happy, excited, grateful, all of the above."
Asked if he would continue to grow marijuana at his Parrish home for his wife's needs, Jordan said he didn't know.
"That is an interesting question," Jordan said. "I have to defer to my lawyer about that."
The Jordan's Stuart-based lawyer, Michael Minardi, said growing marijuana is still illegal in Florida and he couldn't recommend that Robert Jordan continue to do it.
"I can't advocate anyone to grow cannabis," Minardi said. "Technically, it is still illegal. But if it does happen again, hopefully the state attorney will see it's for a legitimate usage."
Manatee Sheriff Brad Steube said he understands Iten's decision.
"The State Attorney's Office is making their decision based on current case law in the state of Florida," Steube said Tuesday. "We support their decision."
Minardi said possessing less than 20 grams of marijuana is still a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail but a medical-use defense eliminated convictions in some cases.
"The State Attorney's memorandum clearly shows the dismissal of the charge follows the medical necessity defense," Minardi said. "The bottom line is that the harm to society is less than the harm to her."
Steube said deputies came to the Jordan home in February because a real estate agent showing a vacant house next door saw marijuana growing in the Jordan's yard and called the sheriff's office.
Robert Jordan told deputies the marijuana was strictly for his wife but it had to be checked out, Steube said.
"We had no way of verifying, so we wrote the report and sent it to the state attorney who checked it out," Steube said.
Asked what might happen should Robert Jordan continue to grow marijuana, Steube replied, "I don't have a comment on that."
Robert Jordan said he appreciated the State Attorney's Office reached the same conclusions he has reached.
"There is no medicine for ALS," Jordan said. "Everything is experimental. This is the only thing that works."
Jordan previously rejected a plea deal from the State Attorney's Office, saying be believed he has done nothing wrong and that any other husband who loved his wife would do the same thing.
The plea deal would have forbidden him to grow marijuana for medical purposes for a year, he said.
jimmer6577
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Hemlock, I want to start off by saying your user name is the name of the closest village to my house. I grew up in Florida and am amazed at that article. I think it's great. I got caught as a kid there with mj 3x. The last time they tried to make it a fellony. They have a stupid three strikes law for misd. If you get three of the same misd. than they can charge you as a fellon. Maybe they have changed that since '93. Well after 2 weeks of studing,I hope I'm ready because today I take the accuplacer test to see if I can go for the degree I mentioned awhile ago. It's the first no wake and bake in 2 years since I got off parole. As you guys can tell,my grammer and spelling sucks. Luckily I need mainly math skills for what I want to do. I've reviewed several algebra websites hopeing for the best. It's been 20 years since I have had any type of academic test.
View attachment 2598900View attachment 2598901 Brand new to the 600 club and wasnt really sure the best way to run the fan and everything so i threw it together the best i thought and decided to post pics for some feedback. Btw does anyone know why my leafs are curling at the tips like that?
jigfresh
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You are making the fan work harder than it needs to be. If I'm seeing things right the fan draws air in and pushes it through the duct/ light/ duct combo. If so there are a couple things... first you are using ducting that isn't needed. You can put the fan after the light making it light/ duct/ fan/ duct out. Will remove an adapter and some turns from the ducting and give you negative pressure instead of positive. Also, you fan is pulling in hot air drawing from the top of the tent. If you draw from lower in the tent the air will be cooler.
I'd say just take everything off the left side of the light, and basically switch the left ducting/ fan for the right ducting.
Welcome to the club.
I'd say just take everything off the left side of the light, and basically switch the left ducting/ fan for the right ducting.
Welcome to the club.
budolskie
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well been for my pebbles and been to get my seedling but 2 of them are fucked as dried out when he at work yesterday he said the 4 had went but 2 pulled back round today iv left them with him see if the other 2 pull round, hopefully they do as i wana do 4 of the same strain in my wilma as its gona be my first time
DST
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You can definitely get rid of some of the ducting, so either do what Jig has suggested (if your lights are pricier than your fan), but if your fan is pricier than your lights mount that so it blows air through the light, but get shot of the ducting leading up to it, just attach it straight to the light. Heat being sucked over a 600 can run at higher temps than the fans often recommend.
And welcome.
Sorry to hear about the seedling Budolskie, glad you got yer pebbles, feels like I been hearing about you getting them for weeks, lol..too many wake and bakes lad!
And welcome.
Sorry to hear about the seedling Budolskie, glad you got yer pebbles, feels like I been hearing about you getting them for weeks, lol..too many wake and bakes lad!
method2mymadness
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Well whodat soil is mixed up its at buddys house I grow at we doing test run it cost me 289 with admendments for 9 plants havnt got the tea supplies yet maybe next week or so not in rush since ime not in flower
method2mymadness
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If it works great Wich ime shure it will will take the plunge and do all 36 plants with it going to be pricey is why we doing test run for we dnt fuck shit up haha all new at this poop stuff I've done organic nutes but not played with poo yet
bassman999
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Man that is expensive!
method2mymadness
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Ya at first but like the lime and some of the other admendments are in like 50 pound bags cause that's all there was. So would just need more of few things so second mix would be pro mix and couple things
budolskie
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i know dst m8 dons sorting me a couple cuts for the seeds just waiting them to root so give me a little more time, the lad at grow shop says everywhere round here soft water buy when i check on internet it says hard water.... is there any differnce and is he only telling me this so i buy the soft as he needs to order the hard, he also said everyone is using soft round here i didnt wana give him my exact loacation
whodatnation
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how big are your containers!? That does sound like allot for only 9 plants "normal" size