12/12

richard805

richard805

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flower.jpgflower1.jpg just flipped these ladies to 12/12 on feb 28 and already they look beautiful,,,just wanted to share. this will be my last growfor a while.since i got custody of my 8 yr daughter now and shes living with me 24/7 now.. even though im legal dont wanna risk it
 
i hear yah on having the kid there. my son dosent talk yet and im doing a medical grow for my wife, but the thought of him going to school when hes older and talking about daddy's secret flower garden to someone fills me with dread!
plants are looking nice
 
Adjorr said:
i hear yah on having the kid there. my son dosent talk yet and im doing a medical grow for my wife, but the thought of him going to school when hes older and talking about daddy's secret flower garden to someone fills me with dread!
plants are looking nice
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i know what you mean. all i need is for her damn mom calling cps on me. the tent's in the garage and my daughter is not allowed in the garage but dont want them to say child endangerment or crap like that.
 
Nice looking plants. Don't over worry about it. Just make sure you take the proper precautions i.e. door locks and all should be good.
 
Adjorr said:
i hear yah on having the kid there. my son dosent talk yet and im doing a medical grow for my wife, but the thought of him going to school when hes older and talking about daddy's secret flower garden to someone fills me with dread!
plants are looking nice
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Not to start a debate or change the thread, but I'm of the opinion that it should be treated just like gardening. I've got my plants, my wife has hers (miscellaneous house plants), and my kids and I started a little herb garden. I don't discuss them any differently with the kids: they're plants. In much the same way that I don't hide or sneak around about house plants or the herb garden, I don't hide or sneak around about my plants. Similarly, I don't hide liquor bottles from their sight, or my smokable. If any kid watching any sporting event can see a beer commercial and not become an instant drunk, those same kids can see a jar of bud and not become an instant pothead.

Plants are plants, and adult things (smoke, drink, power tools and kitchen knives) don't belong in kid's hands, period.

Then again, I live in Colorado, where I have a medical card, and now have a constitutional right to enjoy marijuana for leisure. Nevertheless, I think this was one of the greatest victories for the legalization movement: pot smokers no longer have to hide. While federal law is yet to catch up, the national tide of public opinion reached the tipping point, and there's no turning back. It takes some time getting used to, but make the mental switch: you no longer need to hide in the shadows; you no longer need to fear the white crown victoria in the rear view, simply because you have a sack; you no longer need to treat marijuana as a schedule 1 drug that, according to society, should be shunned. We're winning.
 
Jus Naturale said:
Not to start a debate or change the thread, but I'm of the opinion that it should be treated just like gardening. I've got my plants, my wife has hers (miscellaneous house plants), and my kids and I started a little herb garden. I don't discuss them any differently with the kids: they're plants. In much the same way that I don't hide or sneak around about house plants or the herb garden, I don't hide or sneak around about my plants. Similarly, I don't hide liquor bottles from their sight, or my smokable. If any kid watching any sporting event can see a beer commercial and not become an instant drunk, those same kids can see a jar of bud and not become an instant pothead.

Plants are plants, and adult things (smoke, drink, power tools and kitchen knives) don't belong in kid's hands, period.

Then again, I live in Colorado, where I have a medical card, and now have a constitutional right to enjoy marijuana for leisure. Nevertheless, I think this was one of the greatest victories for the legalization movement: pot smokers no longer have to hide. While federal law is yet to catch up, the national tide of public opinion reached the tipping point, and there's no turning back. It takes some time getting used to, but make the mental switch: you no longer need to hide in the shadows; you no longer need to fear the white crown victoria in the rear view, simply because you have a sack; you no longer need to treat marijuana as a schedule 1 drug that, according to society, should be shunned. We're winning.
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im in southern california,legal rec.and your right there just plants. i just don't know the rules on growing with a kid in the house. i asked the legal section here once and got some good info but nothing solid.
 
Well, laws are different everywhere. In Colorado, the Amendment 64 group hasn't yet promulgated rules or regulations, so there aren't currently any for personal grows. As for things like child endangerment, the gub'mint has a fairly high burden to show that a child was actually endangered (again, in Colorado). Teaching one's children about a plant's life cycle, growth, etc., hardly strikes me as endangerment. The only real danger seems to be the gub'mint and their guns. The good news for me is that those that disagree bear the burden of proof.

Cheers, and happy growing!
 
U can find somewhere in ur house for a small set up surely.... make a small box n throw it in ur closet or something....idk...I'd just hate to have to start buying smoke again....ha...I'd figure something out....
 
thatboyis1uvakind said:
U can find somewhere in ur house for a small set up surely.... make a small box n throw it in ur closet or something....idk...I'd just hate to have to start buying smoke again....ha...I'd figure something out....
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couldn't agree more.. im sure in the corner of the garage where i have it would be ok
 
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