consulting fees,
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charface
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I look at it like this the state wants the taxes. I don't agree with what they are doing to the medical but at the same time the liquor control board is putting strict regulations on the product. For this reason only, I think the state is doing the rite thing, I don't think that medical patients that go to dispensaries should have to smoke bug infested mold infested pesticide infested non flushed herb. Eventually the shitty growers will realize that they have to produce a quality herb because they cant pass the state regulations. Or quit.
I promise the mites are the least of my worries. I have them under control and control them for others. I could give you mites info for days. Everything will be on tables if a table gets mites it can be treated my brother.
charface
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Thats what I wonder.
What the regulations are gonna be.
Will they let you use whatever you want
as long as you pass a test or will there
be a list of banned products.
Big tobacco must have addressed this
but I'm not sure spider mites eat tobacco. If you can use perfectly timed systemics
and still pass the test it might not be so bad.
Fuckin nightmare
joe macclennan
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spider mites are easy peazy...even for perpetual.
root aphids on the other hand...not so much.
Not without clearing house.
biosecurity is no joke.
root aphids on the other hand...not so much.
Not without clearing house.
biosecurity is no joke.
Thank you a man that agrees spider mites are easy if you know how to treat them. Repetition and cleanliness is the key. I started treating plants with webs 3 days ago and the mites are already long gone follow up the process for a week or two and there gone for good.
charface
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How did you do it?
What product I mean.
charface
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Ill have to google pyola.
Never tried the hananero but if it works
thats a nice option.
Indoor Sun King
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Tobacco industry has their own little demons called tobacco beetles, a serious problem that can eat a box of cigars faster than you can imagine.
But since this is a legal billion dollar industry, they have commissioned universities to conduct conduct intensive research on how to battle/control the little bastards
joe macclennan
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If they are still in veg. abamectin combined with greater air circulation does the trick in one application most times.
the stuff works great for SM
the stuff works great for SM
bird mcbride
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That number is only for the equipment. The bunk is everything but bud. I was left under the impression that you and your buds already owned the warehouse.
SnapsProvolone
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I doubt the legalities allow for payment in weed. Wholesale cash value would be the yardstick for a gross percentage reimbursement. Plus the production facility has other uses for the "bunk".
The property Is owned the warehouse is being built to spec. The bunk is being processed. Might as well own everything rather than lease.
bird mcbride
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Fact is most of these set ups is a one time deal then most new growers cut the teacher out after they got it down. Considering the fact that these people don't know what bunk is they'll need an expert to help them proccess this also and get their weed up to government standards.
SnapsProvolone
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If hiring a consultant to design or instruct on running an operation, there is no expectation of hanging on after the grower is on his feet.
bird mcbride
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Ya, I know...it's kinda "like" getting ripped off.