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Don Gin and Ton
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Don Gin and Ton
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not with enough malt in your belly
Dr.D81
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I cali 100 a day sounds right. OR they are paying 10 per hour wich is bull shit, and my boy in CO pays 50 cent a dry gram. I would rather be payed by weight as i trim faster than some and could make $300 a day like that
That's no trouble the family still runs a distillery in Blair.not with enough malt in your belly
And it's to damned expensive here.
whodatnation
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Going rate around me for trimming is 150-200$ a lb. Dry trimmed. The amount you're able to trim is totally dependent on the flowers, dense and no mold to pick through is a delight,,, some days they send in more fluffier stuff that will take longer to add up to a lb.
Its all part of it, some days are good some not so much but in the end if the farm is on top their shit everything is fine.
I'm a slower trimmer and calculated I was making about 20$an hr last year, ain't bad but others around me were easily tripling that.
I ain't trimming this year, I'll be in the field lopping off buds, big leafing and hanging in the dry rooms, paid hourly.
Its all part of it, some days are good some not so much but in the end if the farm is on top their shit everything is fine.
I'm a slower trimmer and calculated I was making about 20$an hr last year, ain't bad but others around me were easily tripling that.
I ain't trimming this year, I'll be in the field lopping off buds, big leafing and hanging in the dry rooms, paid hourly.
DST
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I would get that cola trained away from the plastic Papa. PM or mold potential. Was out for a cycle with the Yin and came across this place which is like a business centre come cafe come greenhouse come fuk knows what....looks like they get PM from the leaves being pressed against the glass or something...
Not sure what's going on with the leds
Not sure what's going on with the leds
Hell yea! sweeter every day!!!I know not my best pis but dont for get the greenhouse
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WOW!!! both you and Doc are going to be very busy boys.
dog kush -tallest cola touching the GD plastic
And I'm not jealous, much. Alright I'm fukin' jealous. lol
curious old fart
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unfortunately these people breed and vote.....
Pictured: California deputies bust minivan overflowing with 100LBS of marijuana
Published: 11:25 EST, 30 September 2015 | Updated: 12:13 EST, 30 September 2015
A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was pulled over in California Monday, leading to two arrests and sparking a manhunt for a third suspected drug trafficker.
Sutter County Sheriff's Deputies flagged down the vehicle at around 5.30am Monday on West Riego Road in Pleasant Grove for running a stop sign.
When the minivan came to a halt, officials said three men jumped out and took off running in the direction of a nearby field.
Busting at the seams: A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was stopped in Pleasant Grove, California, Monday
Busted: Tony Le (left) and Sergio Sanchez Paz (right), both 23, have been arrested and charged with possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana
When deputies opened the minivan, they discovered inside nearly 100lbs of marijuana plants which filled the entire vehicle from floor to ceiling.
Officials said the minivan was registered to the parents of one of the alleged drug traffickers.
The first runaway suspect was apprehended by deputies at around 7am, and the second was caught an hour later.
The two men who are currently in custody have been identified as Sergio Sanchez Paz and Tony Le, both 23 years old, according to the station KCRA.
According to the sheriff’s office, Le was found running through a rice field without a shirt on and soaking wet, reported the Appeal Democrat.
Busted: Paz, pictured in handcuffs, was apprehended about an hour after the fateful traffic stop
The third suspect remained at large Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies and the California Highway Patrol have been searching for the man both on the ground and from the air.
Paz and Le have been booked on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana.
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Pictured: California deputies bust minivan overflowing with 100LBS of marijuana
- Sutter County Sheriff's Deputies pulled over the minivan in Pleasant Grove Monday for running a stop sign
- Three men jumped out and ran towards a rice field
- Sergio Sanchez Paz and Tony Le, both 23 years old, have been arrested on marijuana charges; the third suspect remains at large
Published: 11:25 EST, 30 September 2015 | Updated: 12:13 EST, 30 September 2015
A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was pulled over in California Monday, leading to two arrests and sparking a manhunt for a third suspected drug trafficker.
Sutter County Sheriff's Deputies flagged down the vehicle at around 5.30am Monday on West Riego Road in Pleasant Grove for running a stop sign.
When the minivan came to a halt, officials said three men jumped out and took off running in the direction of a nearby field.
Busting at the seams: A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was stopped in Pleasant Grove, California, Monday
Busted: Tony Le (left) and Sergio Sanchez Paz (right), both 23, have been arrested and charged with possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana
When deputies opened the minivan, they discovered inside nearly 100lbs of marijuana plants which filled the entire vehicle from floor to ceiling.
Officials said the minivan was registered to the parents of one of the alleged drug traffickers.
The first runaway suspect was apprehended by deputies at around 7am, and the second was caught an hour later.
The two men who are currently in custody have been identified as Sergio Sanchez Paz and Tony Le, both 23 years old, according to the station KCRA.
According to the sheriff’s office, Le was found running through a rice field without a shirt on and soaking wet, reported the Appeal Democrat.
Busted: Paz, pictured in handcuffs, was apprehended about an hour after the fateful traffic stop
The third suspect remained at large Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies and the California Highway Patrol have been searching for the man both on the ground and from the air.
Paz and Le have been booked on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana.
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Stupid is as stupid does, run a stop sign with a load like that.unfortunately these people breed and vote.....
Pictured: California deputies bust minivan overflowing with 100LBS of marijuana
By Snejana Farberov For Dailymail.com
- Sutter County Sheriff's Deputies pulled over the minivan in Pleasant Grove Monday for running a stop sign
- Three men jumped out and ran towards a rice field
- Sergio Sanchez Paz and Tony Le, both 23 years old, have been arrested on marijuana charges; the third suspect remains at large
Published: 11:25 EST, 30 September 2015 | Updated: 12:13 EST, 30 September 2015
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3255077/Pictured-California-deputies-bust-minivan-overflowing-100LBS-marijuana.html#comments
A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was pulled over in California Monday, leading to two arrests and sparking a manhunt for a third suspected drug trafficker.
Sutter County Sheriff's Deputies flagged down the vehicle at around 5.30am Monday on West Riego Road in Pleasant Grove for running a stop sign.
When the minivan came to a halt, officials said three men jumped out and took off running in the direction of a nearby field.
Busting at the seams: A minivan overflowing with marijuana plants was stopped in Pleasant Grove, California, Monday
Busted: Tony Le (left) and Sergio Sanchez Paz (right), both 23, have been arrested and charged with possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana
When deputies opened the minivan, they discovered inside nearly 100lbs of marijuana plants which filled the entire vehicle from floor to ceiling.
Officials said the minivan was registered to the parents of one of the alleged drug traffickers.
The first runaway suspect was apprehended by deputies at around 7am, and the second was caught an hour later.
The two men who are currently in custody have been identified as Sergio Sanchez Paz and Tony Le, both 23 years old, according to the station KCRA.
According to the sheriff’s office, Le was found running through a rice field without a shirt on and soaking wet, reported the Appeal Democrat.
Busted: Paz, pictured in handcuffs, was apprehended about an hour after the fateful traffic stop
The third suspect remained at large Wednesday afternoon. Sheriff’s deputies and the California Highway Patrol have been searching for the man both on the ground and from the air.
Paz and Le have been booked on suspicion of possession of marijuana for sale and transport of marijuana.
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