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you can grow it for your personal use but the number of plants in limited and the plants cannot be above a certain height..

lol now everyone thinks im a pot head

NOt really you live there so you should now what the laws are. I will have to try and get some fireworks this coming weekend seeings though that is the only time i can get them.

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It's not legal to have weed, but it can be dealt with under "Simple Cannabis Offence Notice (SCON)" so instead of getting a criminal record you get a fine only.

You can have 25grams of dried, or 2 plants & the plants CANNOT be hydroponic!

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bungers are weak, upside is they are weak enough that you can throw them at each other without any fear of limb loss.

It depends what your after Slaughter. Firework stores sell big pretty colourful ones in large quantities, boot sales men sell things that make loud noises and blow up tree stumps

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