As mentioned in Part 6 of our 6-part series “What Illinois cannabis patients really want,” the most commented on and advocated for issue we hear from registered medical patients in Illinois is increasing the plant-limit count for growing medicine at … Continue reading →
For the fourth-and-final entry in our News Joint Grow Journal about my four Work Sativa strains, I give the last update on my Lemon Tree from NWG Genetics. Lemon Tree is a cross of Lemon Skunk and Sour Diesel.
Continue reading →For the third entry in our News Joint Grow Journal about my four Work Sativa strains, I give the final update on my Hella Jelly by Humboldt Seed Company. Hella Jelly is a cross of Notorious T.H.C. and Very Cherry.
Continue reading →For the second entry in our News Joint Grow Journal about my four Work Sativa strains, I give the final update on O.M.G. by Deep Space Creations. O.M.G. is a cross of Sunny D and Chem de la Chem.
Continue reading →After publishing my previous News Joint Grow Journal about my four Work Sativa strains, I decided to give a final update on each one, starting with Anti-Lemonade by Anti-Apparel (bred by Curtis Crosses).
Continue reading →Though I took a break after publishing my last News Joint Grow Journal, I didn’t stop growing. Instead, I filled up my tent with four different Work Sativa strains. I am a couple weeks from harvest, but I thought I … Continue reading →
After I finished my second grow, I purposely took a break from documenting my entire grow for News Joint Grow Journal. At that time, I just wanted to grow a couple plants without constantly taking photos, selecting photos, and writing … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads Happy to say my ladies made it across the finish line! I harvested the two Triangle Market plants on July 31st, hanging the branches in the tent and feeding the stalks and roots to my growing compost pile. … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads The finish line is near for my first grow. Trichome-coated flowers stacked on the upper halves of the branches have grown into pistils, most of which have gone from a pale honeydew color to a rusty copper. The … Continue reading →
Editor’s note: Now that Illinois Ed has finished his first two grows, we pass the baton to @medsforheads, who is documenting his first grow. This is his first journal entry. By @medsforheads The last ten weeks for me have been … Continue reading →
