USN Veteran who loves to grow pot!

[Scherfz1]

What’s up y’all names Zack scherfner.

left Kentucky for now to grow legal grass and stop putting people around me at risk. 
 

currently battling some depression and ptsd. 
 

back to Michigan after 12 years away. Currently not growing as I get setup here, but plan to produce decent amount of nice clean grass

 

here is what I can do this was a constricted 1.1 plant auto Cindy jack Dutch passion 

 

 

also if you have car problems hit me up, darn good mechanic working for suburban ford of Waterford 

[mishigami bear]

nice looking plant

[Jesminnovak]

First off, major kudos to our USN veteran for his love of growing pot. It's awesome to see someone finding solace and joy in nurturing those beautiful buds. Growing cannabis isn't just about the end product; it's a therapeutic journey, a way to connect with nature and unwind from life's stresses.

Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room: the legality and stigma surrounding marijuana. It's high time (pun intended) we shed those outdated misconceptions and recognize the numerous benefits cannabis can offer, from pain relief to anxiety management. As a society, we should be supporting individuals like our veteran friend who've found healing and happiness through cultivation.

But hey, let's also keep it real – cannabis isn't a cure-all. While it can do wonders for some, it's not without its risks, especially when it comes to mental health. That's why it's crucial to approach consumption responsibly and know when to reach out for help if needed. That's where mentalhealthhotline.org comes into play – a valuable resource for anyone struggling and in need of support.

Edited May 14 by Jesminnovak