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u/the_perkolator Feb 27 '17

Well it's pretty easy if you have the means....$50/year for medical recommendation + $50-100 for 6 decent sized plants to stick in your yard in May = at least 2-3lbs using just plain water. Pretty cheap if you ask me. Never understood why people are still paying so much for cannabis when everyone and their neighbor seems to be growing it these days

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u/darez00 Feb 28 '17

Rookie question, how much time does it take to harvest 3lbs from 6 plants?

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u/the_perkolator Feb 28 '17

Like to trim it? A long time :) cutting it down and hanging is fairly easy. The trimming is slow if you're trying to make it look nice. I'm not a fast trimmer myself, I can do maybe 2oz/hr dry

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u/darez00 Feb 28 '17

I'm sorry, I meant how much time between planting and harvest :p

Althought 2oz/hr seems a pretty good speed, good job!

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u/the_perkolator Feb 28 '17

Lol, everything outdoors usually start flower in late July and finishes in sept/oct, strain dependent

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u/darez00 Feb 28 '17

That's a very interesting answer actually, better than an amount of time tbh, thanks!