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looplife posted an update in the group
7 months agoGrow Talk 7 months agoSo im in Missouri and i see what there saying but still kinda lost
Here is mo guidelines
Every person age 21 and older in the state of Missouri is authorized,” MO NORML Attorney Dan Viets said, “and has a constitutional right to cultivate up to 18 plants, six mature, six that measure 14 inches but are not mature and six under 14 inches…
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Technically all of those things you suggested would mean that you are not following the guidelines. However, there really isn’t a plant count police to come and make sure none of your 6 plants that were supposed to be less than 14″ are indeed, too tall. Just as an example. I would say try to keep your overall plant count at 6 plants in each…
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A MO group would be welcomed by me. And yes, I’m grateful we got home grow, but clearly the rules and regulations were written by people clueless about what they’re writing laws for. A square footage limit would’ve been a better method than plant count.
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You are in Missouri so you KINDA WON, the laws and such sound great so far. You can buy cannibis infused drinks in the bar already! Score! ❤️✌🏽
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I am in Missouri, and I have been growing legally here since medical past, and no one has ever knocked on my door or come to inspect my garden – so I feel like the wording of the law is intentionally vague and so perhaps plant count is more of a loose guide
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Stay within limits if ur not able to see if you can get a spouse to get their card aswell that’ll help with plant count or a family member , you’ll need to look into a perpetual harvest that’ll help with your problem, you’ll be in charge of when it flowers for your regs, autos will vary but usually around 8-9 weeks from seed to harvest last…
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looplife posted an update in the group
7 months agoGrow Talk 7 months agoIs vinegar a good for plants ? I see alot of benafits for it in other ways via home remedies if i do mot answer you back or reply its because the app keeps closing on me
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I’d be concerned about PH? I read vinegar is between 2-3 PH and there are better PH down alternatives, IMHO. What benefit might you foresee?
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I have been using vinegar as my ph down. Works really well. Saves me a lot of money and turns into something the plants can use
I was nervous trying it but it works
I also use vinegar to kill weeds and bugs in garden outside
Have a good day
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I’ll just say I would never put vinegar on my cannabis plants, I actually use a vinegar and water solution to kill weeds at my house instead of pesticide and it kills them very well! If I were to use anything for acidity it would be lemon juice
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Vinegar isn’t a good stable ph down it’ll swing, I use wood vinegar ( not for Ph) different to normal vinegar tho it’s technical name is Activated Char Condensate
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It’s recommended to add to well water from the tap. Most well water is a little high in ph which will lower your ph as well as convert your carbonates like calcium which tend to be high in well water and convert it to an acetate which your plant can then readily take up instantly. Plants do not pick up nutrients in carbonate form and instead…
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looplife posted an update in the group
7 months agoAsk a Grow Question 7 months agoHello growers so I’m having snails I think and mybe caterpillars in my grow area mybe Beatles and other colorful bugs I’ve never seen before is there a ipm for veg cycle ? Would Diatomaceous Earth help or should I do dish soap and water ?
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I’m personally not using anything, but it seems like lost coast is loved amongst the people who try it.
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Grab some em5 from build a soil !! You won’t be disappointed
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I know a lot of people talk shit about neem oil but I found the perfect mix for any bug…snail, slug, beetle, gnats,etc. Mix 1 tablespoon neem oil, 1 teaspoon molasses, and just one or two drops of Dawn dish soap and mix in one gallon of water. Spray your leaves completely underneath and on top soak the plant until it’s dripping, shake your eye…
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Are you growing indoors? In a tent?
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Dr.Zymes does wonders. Also you might want to look into neem oil before your flip, its a little smelly but it works wonders!
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casadelwhacko posted an update 7 months ago
“My what a beautiful and unusual tomato plant!” My old neighbor just gave me a hell of an idea! I’m off to Dollar Tree to buy all the little plastic tomato toys I can scrounge, and then to the attic for the Christmas decorations box for ball hanger hooks! Hiding in plain sight. 🤘🏼🤣🤘🏼 Happy Friday Fellow Trich…
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Is 1″ of feeder roots developing from start + other benefits (not as leggy) better than an extra 1″ of deep roots?
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