Quote Originally Posted by cologrower420
My apologies as well.

This entire site is a 'touchy subject'. With respect, the mods/rulemakers here have to have the same policies in place for both 'legal' and 'non-legal' states, so they have to enforce rules that may seem 'lame' to those of us who are in legal states.

Psycho4bud is the only moderator that I've seen who is active in the colorado forum. Much respect to him/her, they've got a ton of work to do keeping the trolls away and otherwise keeping the peace and taking out the trash. That person is doing a great job.

With that said, this is easily the weirdest forum I've ever seen with regards to rules and enforcement. However, it's important to note that there are potentially liability issues and a ton of other problems associated with this green industry/this site, so it's completely understandable that there are going to be bumps moving forward. I just hope everyone can find some sort of middle ground. The hate from those who remain underground or non-compliant is astounding to me.

That's why I questioned you earlier, but obviously it was a slight misunderstanding. It's nice when grown-ups can have a civil discussion, even if we don't agree. Much respect.

I'll be trolling for harvest/cure info today, I'm taking down my first harvest of one plant tomorrow. It's an awesome plant for my first time, but I'm not bragging. I'm still nervous like a school-girl though because I've never done this before. Seems that the biggest difference between homegrown and MMC stuff is genetics, nutrients, and curing. I've got the first two, but I have definite concerns on curing since it seems so easy to fuck it up. I'm excited to smoke a bowl from a plant that I grew. I'm sure that sounds stupid to the old schoolers, but they were here once too. It's difficult to find a teacher/mentor in this industry.
I started a thread on curing a few days ago. Copobo responded with a link that was full of great info. Check it out. The low humidity in CO will dry your buds too fast if you just hang them upside down in a room and come back in a week. It will smell like hay. Good luck. Post some pics. :thumbsup: