I figured I would go ahead and introduce myself here. I am a 36 year old with an MBA in International Business. However, my roots are in large scale farming and raising cattle.
When I was 19 I got stomped in the stomach so hard by a horse during a rodeo event it broke my back, (L5 Fracture) I have had lower back issues ever since.
I started smoking in my 20's for recreational purposes and it wasn't until my early 30's that I realized how much it actually helped with my back pain.
I have always made good money and could afford to continue buying it from friends...however, the quality varies so drastically that sometimes it isn't even worth the purchase.
I live in a state that frowns on Cannabis.:nooo: But I am willing to learn and take the risk.
You can follow my first grow here: Closet Grow | Fast & Vast | Dinafem White Widow | Mars Hydro LED Reflector | Soil
I am trying to Video Log as well here: YouTube
I would love any advice and critiques, and I have been trying to read as many threads as I can to educate myself.
Thanks AFN for already helping me out in the Live Staff Help Thread.
When I was 19 I got stomped in the stomach so hard by a horse during a rodeo event it broke my back, (L5 Fracture) I have had lower back issues ever since.
I started smoking in my 20's for recreational purposes and it wasn't until my early 30's that I realized how much it actually helped with my back pain.
I have always made good money and could afford to continue buying it from friends...however, the quality varies so drastically that sometimes it isn't even worth the purchase.
I live in a state that frowns on Cannabis.:nooo: But I am willing to learn and take the risk.
You can follow my first grow here: Closet Grow | Fast & Vast | Dinafem White Widow | Mars Hydro LED Reflector | Soil
I am trying to Video Log as well here: YouTube
I would love any advice and critiques, and I have been trying to read as many threads as I can to educate myself.
Thanks AFN for already helping me out in the Live Staff Help Thread.
I'll sub up on your grow, in a bit, too. Thanks for the intro, and looking forward to sharing your grow experiences!
