Gardening

And if you can get hold of some seeds and let your first crop self-pollinate, you'll never have to buy any again. You can grow inside or outside, but it's easier to control the light requirements inside.

You can also do the clone thing, as someone mentioned above, if you want uniformity, but I'm always kind of curious how my original hybridized seeds (a white widow/northern lights cross) will mutate. I've been growing for years (it's been decriminalized here since 1975) from an original set of 10 seeds I got from Mark Emery out of BC, just using shop lights and not all the other fancy gadgets, and although my buds aren't huge, they work. I guess I've got genetically modified pot, but it still does the trick. I haven't spliced the genes with eels or anything. LOL.