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you are right to be paronoid the store here where im from is known to be a favorite spot for illegal grows, he will even hand u a nute schedule that is obviously for marijuana. he is being watched and most of the time there is someone watching i park down the street and walk in and try to be covert.BE SCARED
My local nursery is in a town of about 25,000. HEAVILY Mennonite. I walked in, told them what I was looking for and of course got asked about my crop. I paused a second and smiled. She immediately knew and proceeded to HOOK me up at her manager's request. I walked out paying $10 for what I came for and with between $30-40 in freebies and a permanent 20% medical need discount.
I was told that they carry full-lines of supplies for my garden, but generally keep most of them out of sight because of the conservative nature of most of their customers. I'm leagl in Cali so I know it's probably a whole different situation, but around here, even if they don't necessarily agree with it, they understand that we are a group of "farmers" that spare no expense when it comes to our crops. Almost feels like a high-roller walking into a casino. Comps all around.
Yeah, it's kinda difficult to judge who to let on to the nature of your garden.... On the plus side, I do have 4 strains of tomatoes, and am big into Hot peppers. Newest strain of hot's "Bolivian Rainbow" Do a google for that plant, freaking beautiful! And SMOKIN Blisterin HOT!!!!! 7 seeds have sprouted :hippy:
THIS is true. I tend to "trust my gut". Which is always supported by careful observation.Quote:
Originally Posted by canniwhatsis
I suffer from heartburn now, though I used to eat peppers raw. I love the beautiful danger of them still though. I guess I could always grow a few (along with the roses my wife has asked me to propagate) and give them away or sell them at the weekend farmer's market(providing I get the OK from the feds to sell my PEPPERS)!