Growing Outdoors?

Allright. So I grew this Sativa dominant plant i am sure from seed and she is now 40 days old. I am planning on planting it in my backyard. I am not concerned how great the plant will do, or my yield, I just want to see how big I can grow this plant. I am vegging it under a 400w halide right now cause it is too cold. But I think around the begining or middle of April will be great. By that time she will be about 2' tall. Best part of all. W got 12 hours of sunlight right now, just cold. But on the summer solcstice we will have little over 19hours of sun. I bet this sucker will grow 20'.

So I will read up on growing outside. What i want to know is ther any Seattlites out ther. I realize the law in Wa. state for weed is don't ask don't tell, or out of sight out of mind. The houses on the left an right are rentals. Now my back yard is almost a 1/4 of an acre and I have some 200' evergreens in my back yard. The neighbor in back wont care or know, he's cool. It's his 14 year old boy I am worried about. I got three big dogs, but hey he knows. So if I have a neighbor see it and complain! What can the cops do? Make me chop it down. The law is very vague about that, this is my fuckin property, I pay a mortgage. And I have my MMJ card, plus I only grow 2-5 plants at a time and this will be the only one I grow back ther. I wanna see what the squirrells do. If in October all the squirrells are stoned, that'll be funny.

Fence your garden in.... if they can see it from any property not owned by you its illegal and they will make you pull it.

That is straight forward enough. You know what sucks? if they legalize it here in Wa. We wont be able to grow personal shit. How messed up is that. They legalize it, but if I am not a licensed grower through the state, it's illegal. Government officials are idiots.

I-502 would create a system of state-licensed growers, processors and stores, and impose a 25 percent excise tax at each stage. People ages 21 and older could buy up to an ounce of dried marijuana, one pound of marijuana-infused product in solid form, such as brownies, or 72 ounces of marijuana-infused liquids.

The analysis anticipates 100 state-licensed growers supplying more than 300 marijuana stores that would sell 187,666 pounds to at least 363,000 customers. Those numbers are based on federal drug-use surveys.

copy and pasted from komonews.com today. Those estimates are way to low, and this will cause a black market for it. Or a mafia or biker gang will pick up the slack if we personal growers aren't allowed to grow. This will also cause the cost to go up, will create a favorites attitude and it wont work. The state needs to consult some stoners so they have a better idea of how to operate a dope house.

kvnbeach said:

That is straight forward enough. You know what sucks? if they legalize it here in Wa. We wont be able to grow personal shit. How messed up is that. They legalize it, but if I am not a licensed grower through the state, it's illegal. Government officials are idiots.

I-502 would create a system of state-licensed growers, processors and stores, and impose a 25 percent excise tax at each stage. People ages 21 and older could buy up to an ounce of dried marijuana, one pound of marijuana-infused product in solid form, such as brownies, or 72 ounces of marijuana-infused liquids.

The analysis anticipates 100 state-licensed growers supplying more than 300 marijuana stores that would sell 187,666 pounds to at least 363,000 customers. Those numbers are based on federal drug-use surveys.

copy and pasted from komonews.com today. Those estimates are way to low, and this will cause a black market for it. Or a mafia or biker gang will pick up the slack if we personal growers aren't allowed to grow. This will also cause the cost to go up, will create a favorites attitude and it wont work. The state needs to consult some stoners so they have a better idea of how to operate a dope house.

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um no. I-502 would not affect medical patients in any way. dont be a troll. know and understand the law.the stupid thing is you would rather keep a broken ineffective system in place then try something new.i here this all the time......