If we’re 
lucky! If I KNOW it’s coming, I’ll be ready!!
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Nothing like an early start!
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The early gardner gets the worm castings!
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I like to flip off worms early in the morning and tell them “the early worm gets the bird”.
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So you looking at trying to get a license to supply to the state?
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From what I’ve read, there may only be 10 licenses in the state, Reynolds is already growing, have been for a couple years, not sure how but they have the money! There won’t be any little guys most likely, I just want it to where they aren’t looking or don’t care. I would provide medical weed if it all works out.
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Have you considered tissue culture ?
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@Templeballs That may be over my head My Brother but how would I go about this?
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I just had a fellow grower (non-Ilgm) sample the Tangie Queen he said he’s grown dozens of different Tangie crosses and has never had one that’s that pungent of a tangerine flavor. He said the same thing I did. It will make you want to eat your fingers they smell so damn good. Just like you peeled a fresh Tangerine. . And the resin is greasy. I’m fina press some and see if it’s purple. BRB
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You need to get a plant tissue culture kit , some are expensive so shop around . Then all you do is learn , LOL . It’s fairly straight forward , take a tissue sample , put it in the nutrient gel and wait for the roots , much slower than cloning but it’s reliable and works . It seems that will be very popular in the US soon with the seed ban . Harvest day for me , all except for one trichome straggler . 71 days flower . Had to use a Japanese pull saw on one , … silica makes them beefy . Peace .
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Talking thousands of dollars. Kits don’t include all the sterile equipment. Even then, not all techniques work. Labs getting 3K plus, and that’s if it’s not a picky one or needing genetic cleaning.
Edit: I did research on agar node clones for preserving genetic shipments. That may be worth looking into @Dman1969
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See , simple lol …
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Well once you make the agar it’s simple. Just sterilize slants with the (PC) pressure cooker as needed and pop on a sterile node
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Could you take a small branch off her and graft it on to another plant
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I haven’t a clue on that My Brother.
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Here’s a bit of a tutorial on it from a respected member on another site fellas.
He explains it a bit in depth as he goes thru the process.
Def worth a read if ya got a min.
Hope the links ok as it’s another forum. But it’s For science. Right. 
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Pretty sure @kaptain3d grafted one not too long ago.
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@Budbrother My Brother I appreciate you takin the time! I may give it a shot. And the grafting sounds interesting too. But I ain’t gave up on her just yet and she ain’t dead. What intensity should my light be at for reveg? I got it at 20%.
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