Aussie Growers Thread

[bursto]

Not a bad idea I might have to give it a shot

youd save heaps of money if ya could.

money for new lights n stuff

 

[Calbrowno]

youd save heaps of money if ya could.

money for new lights n stuff

Yeah crazy when you think about it like that.. in 3 months i'd save enough to get a nice HLG

 

[JimyTheCook]

Ciggys have got to be the worst crap to give up ive resorted to mainly smokin the pre rolled chop chop cigs to save a few buks.. Have tried quitin fair few times over the last 6months but it seems like theres always something waiting round every cnr to piss me rite the fuk off an send me runnin for a smoke.. Gave up the bongs bit ovr 4 years ago was a fair challenge but still hell of allot easier then the smokes. Credit to everyone that has kickd the filthy habit..

 

[bursto]

fuck all this talk of weed n smokes has

got me reaching for the bong

 

[bursto]

ahhhh thats better

now where we at ?

fuck baccy

get it into ya head it is completely fucked,over taxed, and waste of hard earned cash

any kind of weed ya grow ya self is ten times better

and thats exactly why the gov. wont let us have it because its a free untaxable medicine you can grow at home

and who the f are they anywho corrupt fing bastards is to nice a term for them

 

[bursto]

shit i havent mixed up me nutes yet see yas

 

[DustyDuke]

This is a shit job with a scrog this big

 

[bursto]

its a boy

white label seeds indica crystal extreme,

mmm im thinking zkittels extreme

or white girl scout cookies

 

[bobqp]

Be nice to see more of @bobqp.

Hey matey how you going. Been planting a lot of autos in the hills that were burnt from the bushfires. Lots of little saplings to hide them in. . I'm growing a few bodhi strains sunshine daydream,joystick, spacecake and field trip . got about 15 auto strains growing. Just popped my last fem critical orange punch. Love that strain super rock hard buds with very little leaf on the buds . heading out in the morning to do some outdoor cloning .

 

[JimyTheCook]

This is a shit job with a scrog this big
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Nicely done. Id reckon it would be a pita gettin under the net.
I was climbin into my plants to get at all the lower crap

 

[DustyDuke]

Given the masons jar a go

Just waiting on the decarb

 

[DustyDuke]

It said 7 grams per cup of oil. I’ve gone 14g I’d rather it be to strong and have less then it be weaker and be annoyed lol. I also propped The jar off the bottoming the pot with some skewers. I didn’t think the jar on the metal pot would give a good temp

 

[beernutz]

Nothing too heavy. Was pretty much spot on really

Except it wasn't a horse....

 

[bursto]

i knew a chick with horses once she used to put vas on her horses dick, to stop it getting crusty, for horse events,

spun me out when i watched her apply it,

it grew about two feet

i was like i bet he likes you allot

 

[reza92]

i knew a chick with horses once she used to put vas on her horses dick, to stop it getting crusty, for horse events,

spun me when i watched her apply it,

it grew about two feet

you obviously never watched her treat a girth infection than.

 

[bursto]

you obviously never watched her treat a girth infection than.

i never saw any of the dude show jumpers lubing nothing, just her

im like wtf are you doing, she's like nah i do this all the time, keeps it smooth


kinda wished i was a horse att,

 

[OzyM8]

I think licensing should be based on footprint. Where larger footprints pay more per square meter than smaller growers to put more into the small/medium business range instead of 1-2 massive players controlling the game. Yeah bigger players will exist but a scaled licensing system would level the field.

obviously testing prior to sale is important as well as Inspections of grow facilities much like food safety inspirations to ensure compliance with regulations.

Had some thought on this one last night reza re footprint for licensing. What about if it were based on an annual finished product weight, similar to a quota system? Maybe that’d be a fairer way to go about licensing and permit fees.
A simple annual fee based on output.
We probably know that the more boutique cultivars are not always high yielding, whereas if it were based on footprint then the producer would probably have to lean on the higher yielding side to maximise their investment.
Just mind rambling here

 

[beernutz]

I work with cyanide, arsenic and acids that can melt through your skin on a daily basis so don't think a lunch time sesh is the best idea Not that that stops me from the good old wake n bake though

Gold industry ? Or mining

 

[Lucky Luke]

Hey matey how you going. Been planting a lot of autos in the hills that were burnt from the bushfires. Lots of little saplings to hide them in. . I'm growing a few bodhi strains sunshine daydream,joystick, spacecake and field trip . got about 15 auto strains growing. Just popped my last fem critical orange punch. Love that strain super rock hard buds with very little leaf on the buds . heading out in the morning to do some outdoor cloning .

Doing well thanks bud. How are you traveling? Bush bounces back fast doesnt it? Might even be less rippers searching those spots and sticking in the denser areas.

 

[reza92]

Had some thought on this one last night reza re footprint for licensing. What about if it were based on an annual finished product weight, similar to a quota system? Maybe that’d be a fairer way to go about licensing and permit fees.
A simple annual fee based on output.
We probably know that the more boutique cultivars are not always high yielding, whereas if it were based on footprint then the producer would probably have to lean on the higher yielding side to maximise their investment.
Just mind rambling here

the way I look at it that would disadvantage people who are more efficient with their grows. By licensing by footprint there’s some control to the grow (vs weight where they could have hectares and producing small amounts per sq/m) as quota licensing has been abused in the past (and currently by the Victorian timber industry).

I see licensing happening by footprint, plant counts or both and personally I’d rather it by footprint to allow versatility in grow styles.