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death sentence?

Sigh.... I'm still waiting... My head-up-its-butt dirty southern state will be among the last, I'm afraid; they are too dumb to figure out how much good it would do the state...
 
Hey alltatup my Dad was from hillbilly ( no offence just stating a fact crazy backward thinking man) Tennessee out in tobacco country. I totally understand good God wake up friggin knuckle draggers. I'm pulling for the whole flippin USA to get there heads out there A$$es
 
I wish I lived in WA or OR, but I'd need about a million bucks to live the way I'd want to... definitely not in the city.
 
SoOrbudgal said:
I love growing my own also alltatup. I can still remember maybe 35-40yrs ago growing male plants till they flowered and burst thinking this was what I was suppose to smoke? Not until a friendly neighbor introduced me to "gorilla growing" it's all us scared shitless hidden growers did for just a few plants for personal use. Me and my country neighbors did not grow huge plots for profit. All we wanted was a few damn big girls to get us through winter up until next summer harvest. We kept our mouths shut and traded back and forth we still do for those of us still working for the man/woman. It's just a beautiful plant with so many possibilities. My sister in law and me just hugged and laughed when it became legal to grow here. Waited 40yrs for it.
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Had to laugh when I read your post. Brought back memories of growing plants in the garden on the old farm I used to rent in 1976. 12 foot high and no trimming. Poor quality compared to today but hey it was free and felt proud to have grown my own. My buddies all smoked it and we had a good laugh. Beat some of that rancid old Mexican pot that made its way up north to Canada.
But now its legal to grow 4 plants for every household. Still keeping it quiet and telling no one. Old habits are hard to break. Can't wait for the 4 females to flower and see what an indoor grow will do.
 
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