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Guys and gals go get a marketing book or two and read it well. The conversations on numbers leads me to believe that some of you don't have any marketing background. Sorry if you do but for those that don't here are a few pointers perceived value is linked to price, so a watch that cost 500 is...

That is all covered under the regulations and the same food regulations apply to MMJ.

Some interesting points and that is what keeps lots of people up at night. With your background on wall street I'm kind of puzzled by your pessimistic view of a new market place. I mean coming from a world of pump and run experts you got to see more that the collapse of the market before it gets...

The answer is Tweed was licensed 2 months ago and did not wish to list at that time.

yes that's true. There are 9 companies approved by HC and only 5 are listed. This is for food but applies to spices too in Canada and it applys to weed. 9. What changes to food are caused by irradiation?Irradiation causes minor chemical modifications, similar to cooking, and some irradiated...

So Tweed has 10,000 plants growing before they got their licence? How did they do that? Any ideas?

Bedrocan imports all their weed from the parent company in NL, I doubt they will grow in Canada, why create jobs here when they can do it at home in the NL. So much for Harper creating jobs.I have read that irradiated weed is not a good thing as it does change the free radicals and that is not a...

They got licensed for 15,000 kg, and they said they had 25 strains growing?

I think these guys do TC work as well as clones, thcbank.ca have a look

There is nothing that says you can't do some test in-house and send others out. The test kits are no different than standard ELISA kits. Guys look beyond the testing as a way to meet the regulations only, in house it is a competitive edge being able to test at will for the right things your...

Yes it was but I did not see test kits covered, and I think with these kits I would ask for a ruling from HC. This is not a home test kit, it is used by LEO in the USA and many other groups. This would be good for quite a few reasons but I'll let those who are interested have a look, it could...

So one of the big issues facing LP is testing, an in-house lab is costly to fit up and do the complete job, a GC to test you own Canabinoids used on eBay start at $1,5000. or a new one is $13,000 or you can buy test kits at http://www.thctestkits.com/ for a lot less. Legal in Canada.

I thought I read they were hoping for Feb.

:-P:weed: Constitutional Challenge launched on behalf of all Canadian patients could prevent the ban on home grows from happening, Class Action documents are on the site http://johnconroy.com/MMARlitigation.htm All medically approved patient ordinarily resident in Canada are affected and...

No, LP can only sell dried marijuana, nothing else is allowed in Canada. If you were allowed you would need to get your own licence and follow the MMPR

Do to your limited height 1000 will be too much trouble but doable if you want, but learn some height control skills. If cash is not an issue I would suggest you check out a induction light, for your tent excellent.

Thanks for nothing, like I need another day of reading Shit! and now I have my weekend ruined. Just messing with you this is a great find, and I would rep the shit out of you if we could. Chill vibes your way. Save me a ton of searching and work. Party on

you are quite right the heat in the GC process does alter the compounds. I have looked at side by side test from GC and HPLC and the difference is not that much, I'll look for the comparisons. I have had this discussion a few times and that has helped me decide that use what you have for the...