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Quote: Originally Posted by devilishfatcat nice, any chance of seeing any photos of your harvest this year? D. I have not done a grow this year - two reasons, my last years grow (72 ounces dried) will keep me in bud until 2010, and when I should have been sowing this year I had to take Mrs C on a cruise. BUT I am going for my best yield ever in 2009. Just you guys watch this space starting next spring!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by cantharis I have not done a grow this year - two reasons, my last years grow (72 ounces dried) will keep me in bud until 2010, and when I should have been sowing this year I had to take Mrs C on a cruise. BUT I am going for my best yield ever in 2009. Just you guys watch this space starting next spring!!! Haha, im looking forward to it already! Plus itll be time for me to start again too Growing is definately...

Quote: Originally Posted by dankohzee How easy is it? It's not easy at all. That's why the herb costs so much. And it is very risky... ------------------------------------------ Look around at some of the grow journals PeaTearGriffin. They will give you a good idea on how much work they are. Soil prep. Soil mixes. Fertilizing. Germinating. Watering. Harvesting. Trimming. Drying. Curing. Transportation. Etc...

So do you guys grow? If so how do you do it, and how are the results?

It can be that dangerous we barely have choppers fly over here I bet the don't check every where through out the country.

Relatively easy. But if you want dank bud theres gonna have to be a little more work put in.

Growing takes a lot of time and commitment (5 or 6 months!!!). Hauling water once a week, going at night, make sure you don't burn plants from thirst or too many nutes, avoid rippers, cops, people, pests, animals... You can't just go on vacation for 2 - 3 weeks in the heat of the summer and expect them to be alive when you return. The ultimate growspot exists (no watering needed) but hard to find and if close to a river, it means...

devilish, if I were still in the UK I would really consider a greenhouse grow. Use frosted glass to disguise what is going on, grow some actual tomatoes and shove the red fruit up to the glass as a camouflage. You have an excuse to be seen bringing supplies in, give (or buy) the neighbours tomatoes. You have protection from the first frosts, and can heat the whole place if needed. A lot going for it!! Gordon Brown really epitomises the saying...

How easy is it? It's not easy at all. That's why the herb costs so much.