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Jp.the.pope

Jp.the.pope

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Lurpin said:
Thanks for the responses guys. A friend of mine suggested Instagram, and I made one a couple days ago. We'll see how that goes. So I should start from a trimming position, that seems to be my issue then. I keep trying to apply for cultivation positions. I think I need to move out of the state of hawaii, and look into getting a real license somewhere where the industry is moving a bit faster. For example in the state of Colorado, do I need to be a resident for a certain amount of time to obtain a support license? I believe in Nevada they have a rule like that just wondering if other states are similar?

Edit: So if I'm reading this right in Colorado you just need proof of residency, but there is no set amount of time that you have to be a resident.
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For Colorado check out the MED website. Very thorough. Also check out the medical state section of this site .The Colorado page has good info and you might get state specific answers.
 
growslut

growslut

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Lurpin said:
Thanks for the responses guys. A friend of mine suggested Instagram, and I made one a couple days ago. We'll see how that goes. So I should start from a trimming position, that seems to be my issue then. I keep trying to apply for cultivation positions. I think I need to move out of the state of hawaii, and look into getting a real license somewhere where the industry is moving a bit faster. For example in the state of Colorado, do I need to be a resident for a certain amount of time to obtain a support license? I believe in Nevada they have a rule like that just wondering if other states are similar?

Edit: So if I'm reading this right in Colorado you just need proof of residency, but there is no set amount of time that you have to be a resident.
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Hawaii?!?!

Lurpin, if I were you--and I kinda wish I was lol--I would just get real good at growing my own and keep enjoying living in that paradise on earth! Now that's a good life!
 
Blake_n_Concentrates

Blake_n_Concentrates

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New to the Greenpoint team but extremely eager for my the Cowboy Cookies I got on the sale. I just put 5 in water. Plan is to grow them out, clone, and sex them while this current round of flower is going, so I can have only female cuttings ready for the next round. It may be a couple months until I give them a true flower run but I will be sure to report back.
 
Lurpin

Lurpin

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growslut said:
Hawaii?!?!

Lurpin, if I were you--and I kinda wish I was lol--I would just get real good at growing my own and keep enjoying living in that paradise on earth! Now that's a good life!
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I know it sounds crazy right? But that's how serious I am about it. If someone offered me a legit job that I could survive with in the cannabis industry right now, I would drop everything and leave Hawaii tomorrow.
 
NugHeuser

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Well the flowering tent has been filled, I left the 3 Bandit Breath and Pebble Pusher's to veg for probably at least the next 4 weeks.
Something interesting I noticed with the Bandit Breaths is even though they are the slowest growing, they have been the first to start showing deficiencies.
Also, I supercrop most plants when they get tall enough for it so a couple in veg look all mangled, they were just SC this morning.
The CnC are droopy because I had tea brewed up and ready to use but they wernt quite dried out and I jumped the gun on watering them, figured they'd be fine but in hind sight should have waited since they were coming off a recent transplant.

Anyhow I'm happy with what I'm seeing. This is my first go with a mixture of cmh and cobs, I think the Greenpoint Gene's will rep well and don't think I'll be disappointed.

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I left one Texas Butter behind in veg because the main stem snapped to far when SC so that one I'll leave in for veg as well.

None of these vegging plants have showed sex. Placed 6 vegging plants or so in flower tonight.

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whytewidow

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I forgot to take pics but the Texas butter is super stackn. Unreal for an og cross. With zero veg I'm still gonna pull over 2 zips easily. I'm gonna cross it with my 95 ogk cut I have.

The pebble pusher in flower in two days looks phenomenal either male or female I'm keeping it. It has a super fruity scent to it. I've nvr smelled or smoked fpog but I would guess its fruity.
 
2easy

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ThatGuyMontag said:
It's like any other industry man. If you don't have the capital or backing to do it on your own, you're gonna start at the bottom. These states are flooded with people who already have their badges/license looking for work, and more people getting theirs every single day. Move to where you want to be, have fun trimming/bud tending, and work your way up. That or set yourself up in a state that's on the cusp and try to get in early.

The chances of you getting hired in any sort of cultivation position, from out of state, are...well...slim
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Theres no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs
 
2easy

2easy

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Lurpin said:
I know it sounds crazy right? But that's how serious I am about it. If someone offered me a legit job that I could survive with in the cannabis industry right now, I would drop everything and leave Hawaii tomorrow.
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Topdawg seeds were advertising a position literally like 2 days ago. Worth hitting him up. Hard work. Low pay but its a foot in the door and topdawg have a good name in the industry. Worth it just to be able to put there name on your next application.

I think he literally wants people who are a little green so he can train them up rsther than trying to break old habits
 
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