I think I need to point something out here.
This thread has its own half-baked assumptions with people who think THEY have the moral ground to make character judgments on those who invest in the industry. You all have no problem casting aspersions upon people who are actually trying to help us...
My logic isn't flawed from the perspective of a recreational user or that of a legislator.
To that end, what medical relief is someone getting that requires 150g/mth ? At that level I question its efficacy. It must be minimal.
That aside, the proposed legislation is creating a means by which...
That's the other part that has to be dealt with...If there are not enough people growing outdoors, it becomes too much of a target. A greenhouse becomes practically mandatory, in my estimation.
Would that have helped in your case?
Oh, you were remarking how your 49 plant license was taken away and how it was necessary to your health.
To which I questioned why you couldn't get adequate "medicine" from 4 plants, which is why you are stuck with requiring the services of LPs if pressed to act under the Law.
After seeing what...
Duly noted... That'll give me more time to prepare, and is closer to legalization anyway. I get the rest of my garden ready around then, though, so I'm just used to being out there already :mrgreen:
Then I will be surprised! :shock:
I guess I better start prepping the bed in February...maybe shoot for an April (4/20? :lol: ) or May planting. I believe that would be adequate time to develop a decent SCROG. I don't think growing a tree would be wise for my area.
Since I already do a...
Oh hey...It's not like I need to grow it. I just enjoy doing it, so losses are losses. But I haven't thought about doing outdoors since the 90s, because (at least back then in BC) I was under the impression that getting more than a QP from an outdoor was unlikely, so I've always concentrated on...
I'm now officially looking forward to summer and taking part in my legal 4 plants! Based on this I won't need more than 2, great googly moogly! :mrgreen:
Can you explain what dispensaries in Vancouver and Toronto are marketing themselves as? They "use patients", too. Yet they are considered the "farmer's market" of cannabis.
Double-standards?
Okay, so how does the oncoming legalization environment change that need for you? What were you doing...
How much were you growing under the mmar?
What were you charging?
Were you restrained from the mmpr application process? If so, in what way (i.e. barrier to entry, cost, time, etc.)?
I agree that a need for caveat emptor ethics is a burden, but without it we probably wouldn't have the luxury of being at the threshold of something this grand. We do the same with damn near everything else we consume "legally" in this world.