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Oh yeah, I remember the Mendo mulchers! Had a friend who had one, in my experience they do get gummed up faster than some other grinders. Nice scissors!

Space Case 3.5 x 1.25 inch. The smaller one is my travel grinder, 2 x 3/4 inch.

I remember growing in trees to avoid getting busted way back when. Climbing trees with a backpack full of water gets old fast.

I haven't had to buy weed for almost two decades.

I had a buddy who lived right in the middle of town next to a church at the corner where two streets crossed. He grew six huge 8 to ten foot bushes in plain view, with no visual barrier, no locked space, zero security in a horse paddock so the only thing between the public and the plants were 5...

That's cool that your county lets you grow six plants, mine too, not all do!

Personally, I never grow over my legal limit, because I'm a weirdo I guess. And I don't sell pot, legal or otherwise.

From the California Department of Health. "Planting, cultivating, harvesting, drying or processing more than 6 cannabis plants, Punishable by imprisonment in a county jail for not more than six months or a fine of not more than $500 or both, or as an infraction with a fine of not more than $250."

This is from the norml.org website, notice the part in bold. Cultivation Proposition 64, The Adult Use Marijuana Act, permits adults over 21 years of age who are not participating in the state’s medical cannabis program to legally grow (up to six plants, including all of the harvest from those...

I think it's smart not to trust what someone on a forum tells you. You should, as I did, talk to the folks in charge in your county(supervisors, planning department) and ask them about a one ounce per plant limit. When I talked with my county(Plumas) officials they explained that the one once...

From the California Department of Health; "Planting, cultivating, harvesting, drying or processing more than 6 cannabis plants, Punishable by imprisonment in a county jail for not more than six months or a fine of not more than $500 or both, or as an infraction with a fine of not more than...

Hurray!!!

I'm sure there have been changes, but what I am trying to convey is that you can keep however much you grow from your legal plant count. You are not limited to an ounce per plant.

When Prop 215 and Prop 64 were passed I attended a ton of meetings with my county supervisors and the planning department and made sure that they defined the six plants as six mature plants, and that opened it up quite a bit. I also asked my supervisors specifically about males, explaining to...

"CULTIVATION: Adults could cultivate up to six plants and possess the marijuana from these plants at their residence for personal use (Sec. 11362.1(3)). No more than six plants per residence. (N.B: These limits don’t apply to medical users, who may in principle grow whatever is necessary for...

You can legally grow and possess much more than one ounce per plant in California.

So it sounds like you burped the jar but not the bag. Why not try the same test, only don't open the jar periodically for the first 3 months after getting the room humidity up to 60? Who knows you may still prefer the bags, but it seems like it would be a more accurate comparison if you either...

Never trust people you will never meet or have any tangible way to verify if they can actually grow pot to give you one piece of growing advice.

No. It's only really effective for a quick fix if you have some sort of nutrient lockout going on in your soil. But if your soil is healthy foliar feeding won't do anything of benefit.