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Have you looked at using HID lights yet? Will fit your budget and is the best you can get right now. What kinda area do you want to grow in?

Welcome @SoilSamurai What kinda soil mix are you growing with?

Watch the following segments of the show: 1. 15:42 - 26:15 2. 31:54 - 44:42 3. 48:00 - 53:30 4. 1:33:50 - 1:47:15

http://roodepoortrecord.co.za/2017/04/07/light-joint-read/

Try vapestore, they're situated in Kommetjie where you can collect https://vapestore.co.za/accessories/storage/boveda-pack

Out the closet they slowly emerged.... http://www.timeslive.co.za/entertainment/2017/04/05/Freshlygrounds-Zolani-openly-admits-she-is-a-lover-of-weed

As far as I'm aware there are 2 seed banks going locally but use entirely at your own risk http://www.greensmokeroomseeds.com/ and https://www.cannabisseeds.co.za/ I would still suggest bonzaseeds.com though

Welcome B3nji.G Hope you enjoy your time here

Have a look at this question and answer session with a legal attorney regarding your rights after the recent judgement https://www.reddit.com/r/southafrica/comments/62ybdz/south_african_attorney_here_im_here_until_11_am/

Agreed, swapping/trading seeds instead of buying would be the way to go. Having a well established and trusted trading network would be great, provided the laws permit it. I think we may have to just hold on a bit until we gain clarity on what can be done and what cannot, right now there's still a lot of grey areas. The worst part is that the legislation has to run through parliament :'( I think there's a mass of South Africans out there right now who have planted seeds thinking its a relatively straight forward process. Once they hit the inevitable issues that beginners go through they'll be here. I hope

So how would the seed exchange work?

Dagga use can still land you in jail http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/dagga-use-can-still-land-you-in-jail-8471646

Cant see why not now! Im away this weekend. Will discuss on Monday

Quite coincidentally with the historical judgement made today, this forum gets a little facelift Clear your cache or press Ctrl + F5 to see the changes

Yip Dagga can be used in the home, Western Cape High Court rules http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/dagga-can-be-used-in-the-home-western-cape-high-court-rules-20170331

Judgement is expected at around 09h30 this morning

Your plants look hungry to me. Definitely not nute burn. Magnesium def more like likely. Lower the PH you feed with to 5.8... also make sure your ph meter is calibrated... I reckon its PH Are you getting runoff when you water and are you drenching your whole medium when you feed? Its important to have runoff so excess salts get "washed" out of the medium. Build up of salts will also cause big PH problems. If you have a ppm meter check the ppm of your runoff. If the runoff ppm is way higher than the ppm you feed with then you have a build up of salts and you'll need to flush

Noticed an issue that seems native to Firefox. If you click on one of the posts on the Latest Topics section or you choose to see the latest post on the thread, it won't jump to the latest post.... perhaps you may have noticed that before

Just a quick question.... who browses this site on Firefox?

It's been confirmed that Judge Davis will be handing down judgement this Friday 31st March!!! I'm not religious but I feel like praying now

http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/seed-to-fight-crime-20170326

Deadline is near now. Here's a petition which you can sign, with some objections to the guidelines, if you agree with the objections. http://www.highalert.co.za/mccpubcomm01/

https://daggacouple.co.za/2017/03/27/indigenous-knowledge-systems-reject-mcc-proposals/

I have no experience with organics so everything I'm trying out is based on reading. I plan to go as hippie as possible and not use any bottled additives for as long as I possibly can. No need for the EM as I'll be inoculating the soil with compost teas as well as homemade lactobacilus serum. I'm gonna feed/water only with aloe vera juice(plenty aloes around me), coconut water, compost teas, alfalfa teas, sprouted seed teas and possibly comfrey teas if I can find comfrey anywhere. If the plants begin to struggle I'll buy some biobizz