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Its just a bummer.That's always on an outdoor growers mind. In our inflated population, someone just happens along. I got some growing in the best place possible. There is hardly a chance in a million that someone would just happen by. I've got full sunlight for 90% of the day. Its an odd spot...

If you just take a damp piece,wad of paper towel or tissue in the dry product,it will moisten it. That way you can control the moisture. If it's too damp,squeeze some moisture out. With peals,chunk's of apples, you may have to do more drying. I personally don't know if repeated drying is good...

It's getting time to worry. I've got 8 plants growing outside and,weather is getting close to frost time. Does anyone know how to speed up the amber trich's? Don't want to lose a crop.

I live alone, it actually has some advantages,nobody asks where your going. For the past 40 years I lived on and off in Mi and Tn. I am up north now. I've got a crop growing now,right in the middle of the city and, nobody has found it yet trichs are still clear and milky. I'm worried the frost...

They look female to me. But,the one on the left,I'd watch. You have plenty of time. Look for little balls near the crotches of the plant,they multiply fast. My grow is outside but,I saw many pollen sac's on the males befor I cut them down. If they are green you have time. Don't do any thing rash.

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I have been growing since April. I did not plan for anything. I found an ideal spot right under the noses of society. I had been looking this spot over for a couple years. I've put seeds in dirt countless times,but always neglected them and, you know what happened. This ideal site I found turned...