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This autoflower is almost done and I’m wondering how to dry it correctly in my tent. Unfortunately it won’t fit in my wine fridge lol. I live in the desert and the room stays at 75 degrees with 40% humidity. Obviously those are terrible parameters for drying. I’d really appreciate any advice on how you would approach this? Happy growing!

It’s starting to smell fruity! 🫐❄️ Looking forward to chop day:) Very impressed with this plant.

I’ve chosen these 6 to grow outdoors this fall and I’m so excited! If anyone has experience with these strains I’d love to know what you think of them. Happy growing!

It’s a bit awkward and we need to get on with the lesson. I just sit and wait for him to continue.

Holy hell

To go with whatever tank top he chooses that day.

Do these women ever eat the food? I think they get too busy talking lol. I feel bad seeing all of it go to waste.

In Arizona.

Hi 30M here. I’ve been with this company for 4 years, it’s in the behavioral health industry. Specifically I work in addiction treatment and oversee a house of 10 clients. It’s basically an intensive outpatient program with housing. The clients and the schedule are the only positive aspects about the job. I myself am in recovery and just picked up my 3 year chip. I started this job at $18 an hour, I didn’t think I would stay for long and it was good for my recovery. I ended up getting really invested in the company and wanted to become a supervisor. However last year, our upper management had a mass exodus and the new admin have destroyed the culture. It became very corporate and focused on the business. There is no more passion left and everyone in my position is tired. Fast forward to now: I was pulled into the office by our new HR and my boss. The new “hr” lady is about 25 and comes into work hungover on Mondays. Mind you this is a recovery community and almost none of the higher ups can relate to the clients we serve. Anyways, I get in there and they say “so with all these new changes in policy we made the decision to cap the hourly rate for your position at $20 an hour.” I’ve been making $20 for over a year now. So I guess no more raises? I was quite offended and taken aback. She then says “we’ve noticed that you’ve been kinda off lately and maybe burnt out?” I said yes and gave them all of the reasons for everyone’s attitude, not just mine. She then looks at me with this vapid expression and says “have you ever thought about going to therapy? The first session is covered by us.” I almost walked out right there. Idk what to do or where to go from here. I love the fellow addicts in recovery that I get to see every day and watch them grow. But I am defeated by this new team that’s making the decisions. I honestly have been thinking about getting my Nursing degree, I think that would open a lot of opportunities for me. Who knows.

Breakfast was French Toast.