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Growing Cannabis In Missouri

Located in the central Midwestern region of the United States, Missouri, is a land-locked state covering an area of almost seventy thousand square miles, making it the twenty-first largest state in America. With a population of over six million people, it’s rated as the eighteenth most populated, with the largest city, Kansas, housing approximately half-million people, while the state capital Jefferson, supports far fewer.

Growing cannabis seeds in Missouri is against both state and federal law, and although, marijuana possession is classed as decriminalized, it only really applies to very small, first-time possession charges. Caught with less than ten grams is classed as a misdemeanor, and subject to a maximum fine of $500. Second time, and still under ten grams, it’s a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. Caught with between ten and thirty-five grams, even first time, qualifies for a year in year and a maximum $2,000 fine. Caught in possession of more than thirty-five grams and you’re looking at up to seven years jail and a $10,000 fine. However, as possession of more than thirty-five grams is usually viewed as intent to distribute, the jail sentence can actually increase to between five and fifteen years.

With such harsh and severe penalties for such low amounts, it’s surprising that cannabis is actually classed as decriminalized in Missouri. Cultivating and growing cannabis seeds in Missouri is viewed in two ways, illegal and under thirty-five grams, or illegal and more than thirty five grams, either way, it’s illegal, with up to four years incarceration for small amounts and three to five years for larger, both also incurring a maximum fine of $10,000, unless you decide to grow cannabis by a school, which increases the penalty to between five and fifteen years.

Even growing a single cannabis plant could, and will, land you in serious trouble. With very few plants capable of weighing less than thirty-five grams when mature, getting caught may well lead to up to ten years in jail, not a tempting prospect for growing a plant, and nowhere near worth enough to pay the $10,000 fine that could also be imposed upon you, and all for growing one of natures own creations that’s proven beneficial and non-addictive.

If, after considering all the risks and possible punishment for breaking the law, you still want to begin growing cannabis seeds in Missouri, we advice you to do it very quietly, discreetly and as far away from people as possible. Plant off your own property, preferably in remote locations, where few people are likely to go, and you will have a far better chance of safely producing a worthwhile crop, while minimizing the risks of prosecution and a lengthy jail term.

Guerrilla Growing Cannabis In Missouri

Get a Gorilla to start growing cannabis seeds in Missouri, how does that work then? No, i wrote Guerrilla, the art of growing cannabis plants in remote locations to minimize the risks. Cannabis is big, big business, and why the state of Missouri doesn’t just allow it’s use and tax the hell out of it is a mystery to me, and many others. While states like Colorado, Washington and even little Massachusetts begin pumping money raised from the legalization of marijuana and it’s subsequent taxes into their economy remains a commercial mystery, states like Missouri continue to ban it’s use, forcing a ‘black-market’ economy, rather than collecting taxes raised from it’s legalization. In 2014, the first year for legal cannabis sales and possession in Colorado, the state raised a total of $76.2 million from sales totaling $699.2 million. Obviously states such as Missouri don’t want such large sums of money to invest in their schools, roads and infrastructure, preferring to send people to jail, costing the remaining people living in the state more money to incarcerate them? It must make sense to someone.

If you want to start growing cannabis seeds in Missouri the most important rule is don’t tell anyone! The life of a Missouri marijuana grower is a lonely, but stoned one. The more people that you tell, the more know, and they will soon mention it to their friends, “oh, my mate’s got a grow on, i will have loads of weed soon” Don’t tell anyone, you risk both your future harvest, from unscrupulous, thieving people, and the possibility of Jail, if someone mentions it to the police or authorities.

The term ‘guerrilla growing’ is becoming more and more common, especially across the 420 forums and chat-rooms. For new growers, or people unfamiliar with the term, guerrilla growing is simply the way of describing clandestine growing operations in remote locations. With many people enjoying both recreational and medical cannabis, demand has never been so high, and regardless of the risks, there will always be people prepared to take them for ‘big-time’ rewards.

Guerrilla style, is the best option for growing cannabis seeds in Missouri, with maximum returns for the minimal amount of risk. Find a remote location, prepare it for planting and begin growing. The idea is to leave the plants alone as much as possible, avoiding questions about your location, and the chances of being seen or caught with the plants. Return only when necessary, such as further planting, applying any nutrients or plant protection from bud rot, mold or root infections, and lastly harvesting, to collect the reward for your risk and effort.

Selecting the right seeds is paramount in achieving a successful harvest, there is little point going to all that risk, time and trouble, only to discover your plants are male, incapable of producing buds and cola’s, or of low quality, generating low-grade, airy flowers with little density or THC. In the past, many growers selected feminized cannabis seeds as the best option for ‘guerrilla growing’, now however, autoflowering seeds are far more common and highly popular, due to the ease with which they grow, and their ability to flower during the very height of Summer, regardless of the number of hours of darkness they receive.

One of the main benefits of planting autoflowering seeds is their definitive life-span. Unlike plants grown from either feminized or regular seeds, autoflowering seeds grow, flower and ripen over an average of ten weeks, culminating in good quality buds, regardless of the number of hours of darkness the plants receive. As all these seeds are feminized, it means they are guaranteed to produce female-only plants, autoflowering seeds are the current, number #1 choice for guerrilla growers across the USA. See all our Cannabis seeds for sale.

Feminized Seeds

Feminized cannabis seeds guarantee female plants. perfect for indoor growers, feminized seeds are also planted by outdoor growers looking to produce larger outdoor harvests later in the year. Requiring approximately twelve hours of darkness per day. Available in a wide selection of strains, offering various flavors, aromas and high’s from the popular Blue Dream to the classic White Widow.

Regular Seeds

Primarily purchased by seed producers and clone manufactures, regular cannabis seeds can create either a male, or female plant, and will require sexing. Not recommended for the average or novice grower, and especially not for remote growing, as the flowering male plants can quickly fertilize the female’s, sending them from bud, to seed production almost immediately.

Autoflowering Seeds

Becoming the popular choice of many ‘guerrilla growers’ across the United States due to their easy-growing (going) nature, Requiring very little care, attention or knowledge, autoflowering cannabis seeds are ready to harvest in approximately ten weeks from germination. Available in a selection of strains, all guaranteed to germinate, each creating a perfect female marijuana plant.

Medical Seeds

Although the positive medical benefits of cannabis aren’t recognized in Missouri, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t have any. Medical studies and reports have deduced many medicinal attributes possessed by a variety of strains, including reducing severe and chronic pain, insomnia, lack of appetite and the symptoms of PTSD.

Growing cannabis seeds in Missouri could be fun, relaxing and even medicinally beneficial. Instead it’s solitary, secretive and fraught with the risk of severe jail sentences. We cannot condone or recommend breaking the law, especially when the penalties are so severe, but, as with all states across America that have decided prohibition is still the way forward for it’s residents, we understand that some people will want to grow their own cannabis, and others make profit, regardless of the risks involved.

To help people in states where either recreational, or medical cannabis growing is allowed, we have compiled a Growing Marijuana Guide 2017. Divided into monthly reports, these posts will help you plan what seeds to germinate, when to plant them and how to grow the very best cannabis possible. Free instant access downloads will present you with the opportunity of learning the techniques and methods used by ex-professional Amsterdam growers, to generate the best quality and quantity from your plants.

If you have looked in envy at those huge cannabis ‘trees’, gasped in awe as people always seem to have a supply of the best quality buds at hand, or just wanted to prove you could be good at growing cannabis seeds in Missouri, check out this fully inclusive guide, follow the plan and start growing cannabis in Missouri today.

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Recommended Feminized Marijuana Seeds To Grow In Missouri

With hot, long Summers and the slow onset of Fall, Missouri offers prime cannabis growing real estate, it’s just a pity its illegal. The mild climate is capable of growing most strains, although many perform better indoors. Autoflowering seeds are popular with a wide number of’guerrilla growers, across many states, with strains including White Widow, Northern Lights, and the fastest maturing strain in the collection, Super Skunk all available with guaranteed delivery and germination.

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