I’m in no way close to the finishing line, but I wanted to share with all of you a part of my commitment for giving back to OG that just arrived in the mail.
Why pay for 48x 2x2 stickers when you can make a design at 1x2 that fits into a 2x2 so it’s like you’re getting a 50% off discount EVERY TIME you make an order
Because i’m in Canada the Amazon options are not available to me otherwise I would have. I went with “The Printing House” which mean’t supporting a local franchise which is always my preference when spending my hard earned $. About $36.00 cad for 72 glossy 2x2 stickers with signature delivery. My plan of cutting each in half based on design gives me 144 units for the same costs. Anyways it’s all for fun and the love of OG so for my own enjoyment it’s worth it.
I’m gonna throw this out here for people who want their own sticker and are not as artistic as others lol.
About 8 years ago I started a landscaping company and was very impressed with this website https://www.designcrowd.com/ . I paid something around $100 Cad and had about 50 different people send me designs for a logo to my company. I had lots of good ones to choose from but ended up going with this.
Thank you for this. I’m sure I’ll be able to follow this chart throughout my grow. I’m scared to see the results. What are actions I can prepare for now to prevent deficiencies like displayed on chart from occurring? And nutrient I can buy that kinda says all that? Or do you have good tips of remedy’s that work?
You still at it? I’m starting one up. Bought a velke for my mower yesterday. Odd choice to buy that before a blower but I need it, it’s in great condition, and the dude flaked on messages for a week so he dropped it to $75 from $100. Can’t find them for $75, let alone in non beat to shit condition.
I’m getting flyers printed up soon and I’m fighting the urge to add “plus I’ll sell you weed!” on them
No I only did it for 4 years good times though! Sometimes I regret stopping but all in all I learned a ton from the experience. Now I’m working a weekend shift at a machine shop and helping a buddy with his landscape company throughout the week,