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https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2024/03/26/most-americans-favor-legalizing-marijuana-for-medical-recreational-use/

It looks like Colorado has suffered a similar long term decline in medical cannabis. https://www.cpr.org/2024/07/06/colorado-declining-medical-marijuana-sales-patients/

Planted emailed me this this week. Happy 4th of July!!!

Happy 4th of July!

How about: What are you guys as patients paying per ounce for quality/effective meds today? I have been paying about $170 for top shelf zips of flower at retail when I have occasionally stop into one this year. Although I then catch 16%/$27 tax on that. So that's about $200 a zip out the...

MLive visits Iron Labs in Walled Lake and Steep Hill in Ann Arbor to get the big picture on the process that these closely-tracked samples undergo to gain approval.

Speaking of the retail lab reports referenced on products today, I would like to see terpene disclosure becoming a requirement as well. At least the terpene percentage like THC, as that can tell you a lot about the product within as well. It definitely helps me to get past the heartburn of an...

I wonder about many of those sketchy "licensed" labs that you have never heard of, or cannot even Google, that pop up on all these retail packaged products flying out the door. I assume there will be some change, if not enlightenment into that very technical market in 2025.

The CRA does plan to have their own laboratory operational by January next year. https://mitechnews.com/news/cannabis-regulatory-agency-names-director-for-new-state-run-marijuana-testing-lab/

In general I oppose all regulation due to the systemic corruption of its contemporary political design which always outpaces any harm/threat it claims to protect us from (aka Regulatory Capture). The result is always injurious, the question is just how much real damage will it create while not...

Speaking of sketchy caregivers, let me share with you a recent personal experience ending just this past weekend. Back in May I was watching an online "friend"/grower/caregiver that I had known for nearly a decade running a strain I have been considering adding to my medicine cabinet and garden...

Lume got back to me on my questioning of these genetics: "Both our Jenny Kush and Blueberry Crumble derive from Amnesia Haze x Rare Darkness genetics. However, they are two different phenotypes of the same strains causing one to be more indica leaning as well as develop different terpenes...

Anyone have any good/bad stories of dealing with caregivers for meds today or in the past decade and a half?

The "right caregiver" is no doubt the way to go, but that market can become sketchy with all of the gray areas. Being a small batch grower the quality should always exceed Big Canna IMHO Especially in flavor/terpenes/cure alone :bigjoint: