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48North Cannabis Corp. > The Canadian Press --July 5, 2020 ----outdoor cultivation |
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Comment by Blizzy420on Jul 06, 2020 9:45am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:The Canadian Press --July 5, 2020 ----outdoor cultivation |

RE:RE:RE:RE:The Canadian Press --July 5, 2020 ----outdoor cultivation |I would assume you have not grown weed before.    The plants need to be 1-2 feet tall right now to provide any signifcant yield.    If they have been planting from seed in the last weeks then all the seeds will dry out die in the soil.     Check out any of the US outdoor grow operations and see their propegation process which will take clones from  mothers or grow their seeds into seedlings before planting them.

What I saw at the farm was pathetic.    I do not agree with the idiot that keeps posting hundreds of hate messages toward the company, but the outdoor grow is in trouble for 2020 and as someone who lives near by I figured it was worthwhile to share with anyone that cannot view the farm for themselves.
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