All we used back then was a foil lined closet and florescent lights. Not exactly the rocket science they use today. Then again it was on par with lawn clippings as far as quality.
Growing shit weed is dead easy but growing good weed is an art. And growing great weed is something only an expert with years of practice, patience and passion can do consistently. Also it helps if you steal the electricity, unless you plan on losing money over just buying weed.
You can also get clones depending on your location (easier in a legal state). I know a dude near me that sells them for $15-20ea depending on strain, they're 6-12in tall. Just plant them and you're good to go.
Otherwise you can order seeds online in just about any state legal or not. They're not considered illegal until they're planted (if it's illegal to grow in your state).
This was in the 80's. The weed we got was loaded with seeds.
No idea. I haven't grown a plant in 30 years. I think there are seed banks or something along those lines.
All we used back then was a foil lined closet and florescent lights. Not exactly the rocket science they use today. Then again it was on par with lawn clippings as far as quality.
Growing shit weed is dead easy but growing good weed is an art. And growing great weed is something only an expert with years of practice, patience and passion can do consistently. Also it helps if you steal the electricity, unless you plan on losing money over just buying weed.
There seem to be a lot of people growing that stuff around here.........I'd bet that if you asked around, you might find some of the home-growers.
I could get seeds readily here if I wanted to. A relative is well connected.
You can also get clones depending on your location (easier in a legal state). I know a dude near me that sells them for $15-20ea depending on strain, they're 6-12in tall. Just plant them and you're good to go.
Otherwise you can order seeds online in just about any state legal or not. They're not considered illegal until they're planted (if it's illegal to grow in your state).