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First grow Special kush #1 / white widow grow journal

The 3000sf consist of a “warehouse” It is split between 3 building and is about 1500sf for one and almost even split between the other 2 I used to own a law care business before my divorce and the property is what I ended up with after the divorce . The property also includes a 5bedroom home almost another 3000sf
 
I have 4 children of whom I have full custody so the house itself isn’t really open for growing . The larger building is my old work shop. It has 20 foot ceilings and is just one large open space . The smaller building were just storage buildings for my equipment back then . On is a open floor plan where the other is split into 2 rooms (I will get pictures next tome I go out there . Holiday right now and I got roofs and other stuff being replaced . So it’s a bit of a construction zone right now . )
 
72 plants is only the starting point . That’s only a caretakers card and no a commercial license. Once I get to that stage my numbers will increase greatly so the ability to do something like a sog is more realistic then.
 
I do plan to keep my own mother’s so they will have to be worked into the count somewhere . But the numbers can support even if I have to lower the cycle count to 11 it can be worked easly .
 
Media: I really love my dwc but I don’t see it working as well on larger scale then coco or soil . So coco is the plan .
 
So as far as law if I understand it correctly I can have 12 plants on my personal grow with the care taker license this allows me 72 with myself and 5 patients . For each of them I can only have 6 of those 12 in flower .
 
All plants are counted so this includes clones veg bloom mother’s everything . 72flat period. Florida’s laws are very new so they are subject to change and still very loosely layed out . So to say it will be this or that in a year or two I’m unsure . Which is a reason why I’m looking into acquiring land in Michigan if Florida doesn’t work out. Florida only became relevant because I already own the property here.
 
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DWD ..I absolutely agree. As a matter of fact, I've been thinking along those very same lines. My comment was meant more in regards to the business aspect. It was a knee-jerk reaction to the bean-counter stuff. I ran a business (construction) for quite some time. I enjoy the building part but the business part was a hassle, man.
 
Well I have always grown from seed before now . This is my first attempt at cloning cannabis . But I have cloned other plants .
 
Billie I have thought about that which is why my mother will be handling all the business end of things . I trying to eliminate that aspect so that I can just focus on the growing . She is one of my main investors and I think she is just more equip to handle it . For that matter she handled all my books and clients when I had my law care business
 
Why are you guys nerding up a thead without me?? I love this... I'll do some digging on regulations... Super curious...
 
Campesino I would love for you to provide any type of scientific evidence to support to your claims because clones are exact genetic copies from the mother. Cut at the same time/size they will have the same characteristics and growth as their mother. And as I suggested, if bought from a nursery, time and effort as well as infrastructure go out the window. There’s no need to worry about rooting time or labor. You’re cost just increases $7-$10 per plant. Which is on par if not less than fem seeds. This operational cost is invaluable due to all the processes you’ve just skipped and can be easily justified on a profit and loss statement provided to an investment partner. The reason you’re considering cloning an “old habit” is because you’ve never ran a commercial grow where you’re restricted to stalks in the ground. If he lived in a completely legal state where seeds sown weren’t considered an illegal plant I’d tell him sure, go with seed, and pop as many as possible. But with a number as low as 72 plants and the desire to obtain a 12 pounds a month return on those 72 plants he has no room to play with failed germination, runts, mutations, and other common seed related problems.

Im going to tag team this post with a question to DankwingDuck . How many varieties are you planning to cultivate each year? You will want to plan ahead and decide what strains of mothers you want for this fiscal cycle. Then plant your mother crop in advance:) I need a number so I can see how many plants we will have to subtract from our 72 max.
 
I totally agree!! The only thing I can add is that when selecting a medium you may want to look into environmental regulations as well. It’s not a coincidence that 50% of commercial growers choose soil as their medium. Environmental runoff of chemical nutrients is high on the list of violations for commercial hydroponic growers.
 
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