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It's Dope

Category: Fun | Posted on Mon, May, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

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HIGH Hugh Hefner

Category: Fun | Posted on Mon, May, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

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LED Grow Lights Make Growing Marijuana Easy... or Do They?

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Mon, May, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

For patients who need medical marijuana, the progress of LED grow lights has been closely watched.

LEDs (short for light emitting diodes) were first invented in 1927. More efficient than nearly any other type of artificial light, these diodes were too weak to ever be a contender for growing plants until recently.

But continuing research has resulted in LED lights that are stronger than ever before. Within the last few years, many LED grow light systems have sprung up on the market for indoor gardeners.

Some claim that LED grow light technology may finally put the cultivation of a few marijuana plants within reach of anybody who has a few extra bucks and a spare closet.

On paper, LED grow lights seem to outperform HPS grow lights (the current standard for growing marijuana) in almost every way.

For one, LEDs use significantly less electricity than HPS bulbs, plus they only give off a fraction of the heat.

Nebula Haze, experienced grower and co-founder of GrowWeedEasy.com, states, "HPS grow lights are often at the heart of many growing problems, especially when marijuana plants are grown in a small closet or cupboard. The heat given off by an HPS grow light quickly builds up and can seriously hurt and even kill a marijuana plant if the hot air is not vented out through an exhaust system"

The fact that HPS lights produce excessive heat is one of the major reasons why there is so much interest in LED grow lights.

In contrast with HPS lights, LED lights do not require growers to install expensive ducting or a ventilation system to control the heat.

In fact, according to the manufacturers’ specifications, most LED grow lights can be plugged into a standard electrical outlet and turned on immediately in any small space, with no worries about uncontrollable temperature changes.

So LEDs use less electricity and produce less heat than regular grow lights, why is there a controversy?

Nebula answers, "The question for any real-life pot farmer is this: Do LED grow lights really work for growing marijuana? Marijuana plants require a very specific type of light to grow. Can you still produce the prized THC-laden cannabis flowers using only one of these LED light systems"

Source: http://www.webwire.com

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Sexy Weedkini

Category: Tokers | Posted on Mon, May, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

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Zero Tolerance Policy At Cruise Terminal

Category: News | Posted on Mon, May, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

Over the past week 7 cruise passengers at the Baltimore Cruise Terminal were each fined $500 after officers found personal use quantities of marijuana in their bags, according to Customs and Border Protection.

Steve Sapp, with Customs and Border Protection, says all of the 7 cruise passengers were allowed to board their ship and they were not criminally charged.

He says the fines were issued as part of the zero tolerance policy at the Baltimore Cruise Terminal.

Each person had to pay the fine in-full before they were allowed to board their ship.

"We've seen cases in the past where cruise ship passengers and airline passengers may have been taking more than we consider for personal use amount would then be prosecuted criminally," Sapp tells WBAL's Scott Wykoff. "What we typically do is we turn folks over to either federal prosecution or local prosecution."

Source: http://wbal.com

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