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Yeah I found diluting the ph down helps in my auto doser to avoid big swings.

Cheapest ph down route is phosphoric acid, can make 3-4 ph down bottles at the price of one ph down bottle
This whole grow, my pH has crept down. I started with the 1 pint pair of up and down and just recently ran out of the down. I've bought and extra quart of Up, though. I've burned through it much quicker and just canceled an order for another bottle after Anthem suggested to grab the Grow More adjusters instead. I haven't ordered any yet so I'll look into phosphoric acid before I do.
 
This whole grow, my pH has crept down. I started with the 1 pint pair of up and down and just recently ran out of the down. I've bought and extra quart of Up, though. I've burned through it much quicker and just canceled an order for another bottle after Anthem suggested to grab the Grow More adjusters instead. I haven't ordered any yet so I'll look into phosphoric acid before I do.
I go through a lot of down and only ever have to use up when I over do it with down.
One of the only good things about the tap water I'm using is the built in buffer. I still want to get on some RO water setup in the next place I live at.

This is the acid I got, a little bit goes a long way. 85% phosphoric acid compared to "10-30%" in GH ph down, their msds is attached

Duda Energy 1 Quart / 950ml 85% Food Grade Phosphoric Acid Rust Remover Clean Etch Metal https://a.co/d/cbCSuua
 

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I guess I never posted this in my thread...

We're on the home stretch, I believe, as a lot of the trichs are looking clouded and I see a tiny bit of amber coming on a couple of 'em 🤤
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I'm just gonna dry in the tent and I can't wait for a little peace and quiet. Gonna have to get some grove bags coming.
 
Man... using UP and DOWN as my buffer has just been a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'm not fighting it for the rest of the grow. Extreme ping-pong can't be good for a finishing plant.
Hey Grump- I know you have seen this chart.

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Study this thing and begin to look at things a bit differently. You sound almost exactly like me when I was first starting out and I think I can help you figure this out.

First, stop looking at the pH as the root of the problem and chasing that around. Instead, start looking at EC/PPM FIRST. This is going to show you, according to this chart, where you are with your water. Is your EC static, falling, rising? That should be your first question. Make a note of where you are with that, then look at the chart and compare to what is happening with the plants on the pH side of things.

Rising EC always means that your nute mix is too hot. Falling EC, the opposite. THEN, look at the pH and determine what that is doing. The chart will tell you what to do. When it says change the res, I only do that if/when everything else is not working and I need a reset. If I just changed the res, I'm not going to change it again but rather, just dilute it down, or amend it up, whatever the case may be.

I know this works. @Anthem275 got me on this and hoping he can stop by and verify that I am understanding all this correctly. I have been steadily figuring this out and with every res change, I get a better handle on this. From what I can tell, the plant is affecting what is happening in the water. Heard Moe and A-man talk about this alot. We've heard about reading the plants, I think this is reading the water.

Case in point. I've been getting better at dialing in my reservoirs. Yesterday, I had to change out my 4 site system again and since this is the second time for this plant in flower, I have a pretty good handle on what these gals want, right around 500-550 ppm. Get much higher than that, and I mean 25-30 ppms and she starts to dive off on the ppm. I've found there is a definite sweet spot and once you find it, it just works whether you changed the res yesterday or 5 days ago.

Anyhow, I dialed in this res yesterday and it's been solid as a rock since with a very slight pH drift upward, nearly exactly what you want to see and all this less than 24 hours after the change. My buffer is 100% at this point and I did not have to chase pH for a week to get there by looking at the EC first.

Try this and see if you don't see results bro.
 
Hey Grump- I know you have seen this chart.

screenshot_20230504-174041_chrome-jpg.2519


Study this thing and begin to look at things a bit differently. You sound almost exactly like me when I was first starting out and I think I can help you figure this out.

First, stop looking at the pH as the root of the problem and chasing that around. Instead, start looking at EC/PPM FIRST. This is going to show you, according to this chart, where you are with your water. Is your EC static, falling, rising? That should be your first question. Make a note of where you are with that, then look at the chart and compare to what is happening with the plants on the pH side of things.

Rising EC always means that your nute mix is too hot. Falling EC, the opposite. THEN, look at the pH and determine what that is doing. The chart will tell you what to do. When it says change the res, I only do that if/when everything else is not working and I need a reset. If I just changed the res, I'm not going to change it again but rather, just dilute it down, or amend it up, whatever the case may be.

I know this works. @Anthem275 got me on this and hoping he can stop by and verify that I am understanding all this correctly. I have been steadily figuring this out and with every res change, I get a better handle on this. From what I can tell, the plant is affecting what is happening in the water. Heard Moe and A-man talk about this alot. We've heard about reading the plants, I think this is reading the water.

Case in point. I've been getting better at dialing in my reservoirs. Yesterday, I had to change out my 4 site system again and since this is the second time for this plant in flower, I have a pretty good handle on what these gals want, right around 500-550 ppm. Get much higher than that, and I mean 25-30 ppms and she starts to dive off on the ppm. I've found there is a definite sweet spot and once you find it, it just works whether you changed the res yesterday or 5 days ago.

Anyhow, I dialed in this res yesterday and it's been solid as a rock since with a very slight pH drift upward, nearly exactly what you want to see and all this less than 24 hours after the change. My buffer is 100% at this point and I did not have to chase pH for a week to get there by looking at the EC first.

Try this and see if you don't see results bro.
This chart is what got me back on track too. But I think he is doing great already, I still don't get why his and some other people have to use so much ph up after res setup. It doesn't seem to add up when looking at the chart

You are right about a sweet spot, I'm finding mine is also around 1.0 EC, but that is me starting with 0.35 EC at the tap. Interesting that you say even 30ppms is significant enough to make plants react different, crazy to think about
 
Hey Grump- I know you have seen this chart.

screenshot_20230504-174041_chrome-jpg.2519


Study this thing and begin to look at things a bit differently. You sound almost exactly like me when I was first starting out and I think I can help you figure this out.

First, stop looking at the pH as the root of the problem and chasing that around. Instead, start looking at EC/PPM FIRST. This is going to show you, according to this chart, where you are with your water. Is your EC static, falling, rising? That should be your first question. Make a note of where you are with that, then look at the chart and compare to what is happening with the plants on the pH side of things.

Rising EC always means that your nute mix is too hot. Falling EC, the opposite. THEN, look at the pH and determine what that is doing. The chart will tell you what to do. When it says change the res, I only do that if/when everything else is not working and I need a reset. If I just changed the res, I'm not going to change it again but rather, just dilute it down, or amend it up, whatever the case may be.

I know this works. @Anthem275 got me on this and hoping he can stop by and verify that I am understanding all this correctly. I have been steadily figuring this out and with every res change, I get a better handle on this. From what I can tell, the plant is affecting what is happening in the water. Heard Moe and A-man talk about this alot. We've heard about reading the plants, I think this is reading the water.

Case in point. I've been getting better at dialing in my reservoirs. Yesterday, I had to change out my 4 site system again and since this is the second time for this plant in flower, I have a pretty good handle on what these gals want, right around 500-550 ppm. Get much higher than that, and I mean 25-30 ppms and she starts to dive off on the ppm. I've found there is a definite sweet spot and once you find it, it just works whether you changed the res yesterday or 5 days ago.

Anyhow, I dialed in this res yesterday and it's been solid as a rock since with a very slight pH drift upward, nearly exactly what you want to see and all this less than 24 hours after the change. My buffer is 100% at this point and I did not have to chase pH for a week to get there by looking at the EC first.

Try this and see if you don't see results bro.
I need to be topping off with straight water to follow that chart, right?

I'm pretty sure I've been doing mine a little differently than most because I've been trying to conserve nutes and water, but I mix a 25 gallon batch even though my lower resevoirs only hold ~15 gallons. Lately I've only dropped 12.5 gallons to the lower resevoirs. Then I'll leave my nutes mixed into the top-off and dilute it down by filling it back up to 25 gallons with RO/DI water. This all allows me to only amend once a week or so when the ppms drop 75 or so. I know it doesn't take much time but my 1.5 year old takes up nearly all my time after work. Mom stays at home and when I arrive, I'm on duty.

Up until my current problems with my buffer, this held the pH rock solid and very slowly dropped the ppms. I was just not wanting to waste any water and nutes on this first run and it worked in the beginning so I've kept it up. My RO wastes 4 gallons to get 1 gallon.

Having kept notes of precise amounts of what's gone in and how those additions affect pH and ppms step by step, my next run should really be dialed in.
 
I need to be topping off with straight water to follow that chart, right?
Nope. Once I have the res dialed in and I know where I want my EC, I just look at the meter and try to mix my top off to match what is in there and working. I'll first adjust pH, then add nutes in the proper ratio to get the EC that is in the res at the time, then dump that in. Generally, I add about 100 ppm of cal/mag and the GH trio to finish it off. Later in flower, I stop adding the cal/mag as I think there is enough in the brown and green to get them to the finish line.

That is how I top off and it just works.
 
Nope. Once I have the res dialed in and I know where I want my EC, I just look at the meter and try to mix my top off to match what is in there and working. I'll first adjust pH, then add nutes in the proper ratio to get the EC that is in the res at the time, then dump that in. Generally, I add about 100 ppm of cal/mag and the GH trio to finish it off. Later in flower, I stop adding the cal/mag as I think there is enough in the brown and green to get them to the finish line.

That is how I top off and it just works.
Yeah that makes more since. I could pretty easily added the same ratios to the top-off res to make them balance out. That also makes the chart make better since, as well.

Maybe it's just Smoke that's topping off with straight water.

We'll get this figured out together and my next run will be the bee's knees. Aqua has been MIA for a few weeks. He usually set me straight pretty quick. I don't think he's even aware of my hermie. Moe laughed it off. I love this place 🤣
 
You gotta remember, and I always used to forgot this too, Moe and Smoke do auto top offs. This small detail changes everything.
Yeah I think that's why Aqua stepped in and helped with my watering regimen. Moe got me going and off on the right foot, for sure, but Aqua has been my go-to guy for nutes, so far. Next run, I'll add nutes after I fill up my top-off resevoir. I wanna get another bluelab guardian so I can have one in each res.
 
This is just me and I'm probably wrong, I am wary about adding top off nutes to a res more than once, can't the ratios get all messed up if the plant isn't pulling everything equally?
 
This is just me and I'm probably wrong, I am wary about adding top off nutes to a res more than once, can't the ratios get all messed up if the plant isn't pulling everything equally?
I think the goal is to get the ratios right so that plant uptakes it all evenly, but I see your point. I think that's where that chart comes in handy.
 
I am wary about adding top off nutes to a res more than once, can't the ratios get all messed up if the plant isn't pulling everything equally?
They probably are not taking in everything equally. But I have to top off daily and if I do not amend each time, things get more out of whack every day and its cumulative. If I can top off each day with what I know is working in the res, the ratios may be off a bit every time I top off, but refreshing that I think will bring them back in line with suggested ratios, albeit not 100% perfect. This may show itself over time and require another res change but again, let the water tell you what you need to do, if anything.

I might be wrong here too in my understanding. This is all new to me and I'm figuring it out on the fly. I just know that I am seeing a real change in my grows since trying to master this technique. Positive change in my grows as well as easing the burden of feeling like I'm chasing my tail every day.
 
They probably are not taking in everything equally. But I have to top off daily and if I do not amend each time, things get more out of whack every day and its cumulative. If I can top off each day with what I know is working in the res, the ratios may be off a bit every time I top off, but refreshing that I think will bring them back in line with suggested ratios, albeit not 100% perfect. This may show itself over time and require another res change but again, let the water tell you what you need to do, if anything.

I might be wrong here too in my understanding. This is all new to me and I'm figuring it out on the fly. I just know that I am seeing a real change in my grows since trying to master this technique. Positive change in my grows as well as easing the burden of feeling like I'm chasing my tail every day.
Notice my title of "Wingin' It" 🤣

Use what works and chase your own tail before you chase someone else's tail. Small improvements each grow is my end goal. My buds are looking better than anything I'll be able to buy around here, so a little improvement each run will continue to leave the local bud in the dust.

I'm very satisfied and with this subtle improvement on my watering coupled with my plans on how to improve my scrog, my next run is gonna be great, although I'll be running a different strain. My second screen will be placed a lot sooner to combat the leaners I'm dealing with and a third screen will be ready to go.

Defoliation is something I'm looking ahead at also and I have a 10" pair of scissors and tweezers on the way. For now I'm focused on drying and curing this gal first.

Even from a newbies perspective, I've seen noticeably improvements on each of your grows so far, Sweet. Maybe some of this run was your new light, but I'm doubting it's ALL the light. You've been killing it with those Apples and Bananas runs. 👊
 
forgive me if this has been mentioned, but do you have any kind of alkaline buffering in your mix? like potassium silicate? i've seen these kind of wild pH swings (and constant nose diving of pH) when the initial water doesn't have enough buffer. as much as i don't like recommending it because it's a PITA to work with, using something like protekt or southern ag's offering makes a lot of sense when starting with water that has no alkalinity to it.

basic res change out process is:

  • fresh h2o
  • add 2.5ml - 5ml/gal protekt
  • let mix for a solid 15-30 minutes
  • pH down to 6.5
  • add nutes
  • allow to mix for 10ish minutes
  • final pH down to target

it makes the process way longer, but having that alkaline buffer (the silica will drive the pH up to 9+) then bringing it back down to 6.5 offers a hell of a lot more stability to how the pH behaves unless your EC is way out of whack or you have a bad bacterial issue due to anaerobic conditions. bacteria will drive the pH down due to make the solution more acidic when it blooms. that's also why i run sterile. trying to cultivate live cultures and keep them healthy is a nightmare without a chiller, and even with a chiller if you end up with pythium or worse, you're never getting it completely out of the system.
 
I was a Hydropidiot there for a while. I've since graduated to Student of Hydroponics. :LOL:
I'm learning myself for real. Didn't expect such a different approach from DWC to RWDC, but I def found out the hard way. Going from 5 gal buckets with 3 gal of water to an RWDC with 50+ gallons has been a challenge I wasn't expecting. The best thing I've found so far is to leave them the fuck alone and go with about half the EC I had in DWC 😂
 
Oh, also on the topic of acids to use. switching to sulfuric acid after flowers have set and stretch is done can help bump up that micronutrient and make more terps. can pick up clean acid at any auto parts store. it's used for filling motorcycle batteries, so it's not like it's a suspicious product to be purchasing (no more so than the ether and drain cleaner you'll need for other projects :ROFLMAO: ).
 
forgive me if this has been mentioned, but do you have any kind of alkaline buffering in your mix? like potassium silicate? i've seen these kind of wild pH swings (and constant nose diving of pH) when the initial water doesn't have enough buffer. as much as i don't like recommending it because it's a PITA to work with, using something like protekt or southern ag's offering makes a lot of sense when starting with water that has no alkalinity to it.

basic res change out process is:

  • fresh h2o
  • add 2.5ml - 5ml/gal protekt
  • let mix for a solid 15-30 minutes
  • pH down to 6.5
  • add nutes
  • allow to mix for 10ish minutes
  • final pH down to target

it makes the process way longer, but having that alkaline buffer (the silica will drive the pH up to 9+) then bringing it back down to 6.5 offers a hell of a lot more stability to how the pH behaves unless your EC is way out of whack or you have a bad bacterial issue due to anaerobic conditions. bacteria will drive the pH down due to make the solution more acidic when it blooms. that's also why i run sterile. trying to cultivate live cultures and keep them healthy is a nightmare without a chiller, and even with a chiller if you end up with pythium or worse, you're never getting it completely out of the system.
Hey tobh, yea Grump has been using Agsil 16 I think but what we have discovered is that in flower, it's adding too much Potassium and throwing off the ratios. For me personally, I'm using the Agsil during veg and very sparingly in flower if at all and having success that way. You are right though. The Agsil is much more stable in its buffering capacity and we have yet to figure out how to use it in flower without having excess Potassium.

I remember Moe talking about raising that pH way up using the Potassium Silicate, then back down converts something into, I think monosilic acid or something like that which is very helpful in buffering.
 
forgive me if this has been mentioned, but do you have any kind of alkaline buffering in your mix? like potassium silicate? i've seen these kind of wild pH swings (and constant nose diving of pH) when the initial water doesn't have enough buffer. as much as i don't like recommending it because it's a PITA to work with, using something like protekt or southern ag's offering makes a lot of sense when starting with water that has no alkalinity to it.

basic res change out process is:

  • fresh h2o
  • add 2.5ml - 5ml/gal protekt
  • let mix for a solid 15-30 minutes
  • pH down to 6.5
  • add nutes
  • allow to mix for 10ish minutes
  • final pH down to target

it makes the process way longer, but having that alkaline buffer (the silica will drive the pH up to 9+) then bringing it back down to 6.5 offers a hell of a lot more stability to how the pH behaves unless your EC is way out of whack or you have a bad bacterial issue due to anaerobic conditions. bacteria will drive the pH down due to make the solution more acidic when it blooms. that's also why i run sterile. trying to cultivate live cultures and keep them healthy is a nightmare without a chiller, and even with a chiller if you end up with pythium or worse, you're never getting it completely out of the system.
I started these last few mixes with about 40ml of ph UP which did bring me above 9 and then around 15-20ml of DOWN brings me to right around 6.0. I was using Agsil16 for the first few mixes but quit using that about a week into flowering.
 
Hey tobh, yea Grump has been using Agsil 16 I think but what we have discovered is that in flower, it's adding too much Potassium and throwing off the ratios. For me personally, I'm using the Agsil during veg and very sparingly in flower if at all and having success that way. You are right though. The Agsil is much more stable in its buffering capacity and we have yet to figure out how to use it in flower without having excess Potassium.

I remember Moe talking about raising that pH way up using the Potassium Silicate, then back down converts something into, I think monosilic acid or something like that which is very helpful in buffering.
i'm not sure if that conversion actually happens, but potassium silicate is fantastic for buffering capacity. MSA is different iirc but i'm not 100% privy to the chemistry that happens when you drop the pH back down after adding potassium silicate. what i do know, is you HAVE TO drop the pH otherwise other minerals from your nutrient additives will precipitate (crash out) of the solution and become useless powder in your res. same thing will happen if you mix up your nutrient solution then add potassium silicate.

if at all possible, it would be reasonable to manipulate what input has the potassium as to compensate for the increased potassium given by the agsil. I know that's not necessarily possible with all nutrient lines but IME you can mess with just about all two and three part lines to compensate for additional additives. you just have to know which parts are giving what % of each N-P-K and tweak the amount given for whichever is ending up in excess.

all that being said, it is also recommended to drop silica in flower, so figuring out a better alkaline buffer is well worth the effort.
 
Oh, also on the topic of acids to use. switching to sulfuric acid after flowers have set and stretch is done can help bump up that micronutrient and make more terps. can pick up clean acid at any auto parts store. it's used for filling motorcycle batteries, so it's not like it's a suspicious product to be purchasing (no more so than the ether and drain cleaner you'll need for other projects :ROFLMAO: ).
I've lessened my CalMag and added epsom salts for that extra special sulfur kick 🤣
 
it'll be great for the mushrooms, if i ever get those going beyond agar. but at this point i'm having to empty my dehumidifier 2x a day. really need to figure out how to get it plumbed to autodrain and not look suspicious AF to the sheriff neighbor. given the history of my house, he knows a thing or two about grow equipment now lol
 
it'll be great for the mushrooms, if i ever get those going beyond agar. but at this point i'm having to empty my dehumidifier 2x a day. really need to figure out how to get it plumbed to autodrain and not look suspicious AF to the sheriff neighbor. given the history of my house, he knows a thing or two about grow equipment now lol
Maybe leave him a small care package?🫣
 
Maybe leave him a small care package?🫣
maybe i'll buy him a box of donuts. he didn't seem to be a fan of cannabis when i asked him wtf happened at my house before i bought it. at least he answered the question i had about how the front door frame ended up split top to bottom and why the drywall was poorly patched next to it.
 
maybe i'll buy him a box of donuts. he didn't seem to be a fan of cannabis when i asked him wtf happened at my house before i bought it. at least he answered the question i had about how the front door frame ended up split top to bottom and why the drywall was poorly patched next to it.
Great idea but make them medicated. We need to start upping this guys tolerance! 😄

I'm guessing your doorframe/drywall mismatch came at the hands of your local LEO'S?
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Great idea but make them medicated. We need to start upping this guys tolerance! 😄

I'm guessing your doorframe/drywall mismatch came at the hands of your local LEO'S?
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Yep. In conjunction with the staters. Raided three grow houses that morning, my place being one of them. This time last year the very room I'm sitting in was a sea of green, along with just about every other room in the house.
 
Looks like they're gonna get a repeat!! 😄
haha they shouldn't. unlike the previous owners i know what a carbon filter is and have absolutely no desire nor need to run at the scale they were. i got a copy of the police report. the power consumption alone was something like 17k KWh/month. the average for the neighborhood is like 1200 KWh/month. if it weren't for the fact they were dumping the exhaust out the chimney (and thus the entire neighborhood knew someone was growing), and that they blacked out all the windows, the power consumption would've tipped off LE. when it came to getting the warrant issued the smell and the power consumption were the major reasons listed for getting the warrant authorized.
 
haha they shouldn't. unlike the previous owners i know what a carbon filter is and have absolutely no desire nor need to run at the scale they were. i got a copy of the police report. the power consumption alone was something like 17k KWh/month. the average for the neighborhood is like 1200 KWh/month. if it weren't for the fact they were dumping the exhaust out the chimney (and thus the entire neighborhood knew someone was growing), and that they blacked out all the windows, the power consumption would've tipped off LE. when it came to getting the warrant issued the smell and the power consumption were the major reasons listed for getting the warrant authorized.
In Socal the power thing does not get you tipped off. SCE could care less as long as you pay your bill.
 
haha they shouldn't. unlike the previous owners i know what a carbon filter is and have absolutely no desire nor need to run at the scale they were. i got a copy of the police report. the power consumption alone was something like 17k KWh/month. the average for the neighborhood is like 1200 KWh/month. if it weren't for the fact they were dumping the exhaust out the chimney (and thus the entire neighborhood knew someone was growing), and that they blacked out all the windows, the power consumption would've tipped off LE. when it came to getting the warrant issued the smell and the power consumption were the major reasons listed for getting the warrant authorized.
sometimes it's so obvious when people are being "hot".... blacking out windows... like wtf were they thinking?

the power consumption is what has always pushed me away from growing when it was illegal back when HID was the main option. i had heard that warrants will come when power consumption doubles or triples from previous years and a "random" helicopter heat sensor pass of your house reveals crazy hot spots. the fact that they can seize all assets is a scary thought for sure. now LEDs have allowed us to grow almost as much as we want without crazy power ups, even outside our state plant limit. i did research that while 4 is the limit in my state, 10+ is the number that felony charges are issued.
 
In Socal the power thing does not get you tipped off. SCE could care less as long as you pay your bill.
I spoke to one of their techs when I had something going in Murrietta. He said their thinking was "Not our job. Plus why would you want to rat out your best customers?"

If PD specifically requests it then they'll divulge but as far as them reporting? Of course if you stop paying your bill..........
 
sometimes it's so obvious when people are being "hot".... blacking out windows... like wtf were they thinking?

the power consumption is what has always pushed me away from growing when it was illegal back when HID was the main option. i had heard that warrants will come when power consumption doubles or triples from previous years and a "random" helicopter heat sensor pass of your house reveals crazy hot spots. the fact that they can seize all assets is a scary thought for sure. now LEDs have allowed us to grow almost as much as we want without crazy power ups, even outside our state plant limit. i did research that while 4 is the limit in my state, 10+ is the number that felony charges are issued.
what was real wild back before LEDs was that digital ballasts had a certain signature the power companies could identify. they'd first look for excessive usage, then when the spikes happened, then dig deeper to figure out if it was worth tipping off LE. of course if LE asks them they'll oblige but they were never really in it to fuck with the smaller players.

the people that were here were just being dumb. they were immigrants, and paid 20% over asking for the house basically site unseen. It's a fairly common thing that's been going on here in the PNW, so much so that LE has been telling potential property sellers or leasers to watch out for some hallmark signs like 20% over asking + all cash offers, paying for a year's lease up front to the tune of $100k+, etc. Hell, even when this place sold, my neighbor told the previous previous owner "wtf, you know that house is gonna become an illegal grow op right?" and the dude just said "i don't give a shit what they do, they just paid for me to get a way nice place without any haggling."

what really grinds my gears about the whole thing though is goes completely counter to getting recreational growing legalized in the state of WA. it's that exact shit that scares the state govt off of it because they imagine every home grower is gonna spin up a bunch of lights and grow a ton of weed and everyone is gonna become a cartel. if they just let us grow six or twelve or whatever the going average of plants is everywhere else, they probably would see less than a couple points percentage decrease in sales through their pay-to-play dispos.
 
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