Rebolutious
Member
I had great results with the Columbian Gold when I was on Maui, and it works wonders for arthritic pain, my Kilimanjaro seeds didn't germinate. Tried their Afghan Kush but battled mold. Love that CG though!
Hawaii Growers
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rikdabrick
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Hey did you guys catch this in the news? If it passes I'm definitely going to try to get permitted for a production center. And @Dyna Ryda you can open your dispensary.
http://westhawaiitoday.com/news/local-news/task-force-recommends-medical-marijuana-dispensaries
Medical marijuana production centers and dispensaries could become part of the Hawaii landscape as soon as 2017, under recommendations a task force is sending to the state Legislature.
The Medical Marijuana Dispensary Task Force wrapped up its work Tuesday with a list of recommendations, said Rep. Della Au Belatti, an Oahu Democrat and chairwoman of the House Health Committee, who has been overseeing the task force.
Au Belatti said she’s working on a bill for the House to consider when the Legislature convenes Jan. 21 for its regular session.
“The recommendations are really just a starting point,” she said. “Some of the recommendations will be taken up and some of them won’t.”
The recommendations have not yet been finalized into a formal report, so they are not yet available on the task force’s website. Among the recommendations, based on Au Belatti’s notes:
• The Department of Health shall determine the number of dispensary licenses based on a guideline of 1 for every 500 patients, adjusted annually, based on the patients’ residency. There shall be at least one dispensary in each county.
The fee for an application for a license to operate a dispensary shall be $20,000, with $18,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants. Annual renewal licensing fees for dispensaries shall be $30,000.
• The Department of Health may begin offering licenses for dispensaries and producers on Jan. 1, 2017, and dispensaries may begin operations on July 1, 2017. The department shall offer no fewer than 26 licenses by Jan. 1, 2019.
• In the event that an island or a county in the state lacks a single licensed dispensary by July 1, 2017, a dispensary that is licensed and established on another island or in another county may petition the Department of Health to allow an owner or employee to deliver medical marijuana products to a qualified patient or caregiver of the island or county that lacks a dispensary.
• The Department of Health shall determine the number of medical marijuana production center licenses to issue based on a ratio that producers will have up to 1,000 plants at any one time.
The fee for an application for a license to produce medical marijuana up to 500 plants shall be $2,000, with $1,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants. The fee for an application for a license to produce medical marijuana between 501 plants and up to 1,000 plants shall be $4,000, with $2,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants.
• Beginning Jan. 1, 2017, the Department of Health may offer a minimum of 30 producer licenses.
• Medical marijuana production centers may distribute only to licensed dispensaries or other production centers. The Legislature shall preserve the right of qualifying patients to continue to cultivate their own medication if they wish to do so.
• Producers and dispensaries shall be permitted to transport medical marijuana within Hawaii and between the Hawaiian islands in accordance with security requirements to be established by the Department of Health.
• Dispensaries, producers and manufacturers shall comply with County zoning ordinances, provided that counties cannot enact zoning laws that target or discriminate against dispensaries or producers.
• No dispensary or producer shall be located within 500 feet of public and private schools.
• Sales of medical marijuana shall be subject to the Hawaii General Excise Tax.
The Legislature will be asked to appropriate $510,000 from the general fund for each of the next two years to set up the program, to be reimbursed from application and license fees. The Department of Health would create five positions to help implement the program.
Hawaii’s law allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana for certain conditions was signed by former Gov. Ben Cayetano in 2000. Marijuana can be prescribed for these conditions: cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, cachexia or wasting syndrome, severe pain, severe nausea, seizures, including those characteristic of epilepsy, severe and persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristic of multiple sclerosis or Crohn’s disease and any other medical condition approved by the state Department of Health.
- See more at: http://westhawaiitoday.com/community-bulletin/task-force-recommends-hawaii-medical-marijuana-dispensaries#sthash.BYr2QrXZ.dpuf
http://westhawaiitoday.com/news/local-news/task-force-recommends-medical-marijuana-dispensaries
Medical marijuana production centers and dispensaries could become part of the Hawaii landscape as soon as 2017, under recommendations a task force is sending to the state Legislature.
The Medical Marijuana Dispensary Task Force wrapped up its work Tuesday with a list of recommendations, said Rep. Della Au Belatti, an Oahu Democrat and chairwoman of the House Health Committee, who has been overseeing the task force.
Au Belatti said she’s working on a bill for the House to consider when the Legislature convenes Jan. 21 for its regular session.
“The recommendations are really just a starting point,” she said. “Some of the recommendations will be taken up and some of them won’t.”
The recommendations have not yet been finalized into a formal report, so they are not yet available on the task force’s website. Among the recommendations, based on Au Belatti’s notes:
• The Department of Health shall determine the number of dispensary licenses based on a guideline of 1 for every 500 patients, adjusted annually, based on the patients’ residency. There shall be at least one dispensary in each county.
The fee for an application for a license to operate a dispensary shall be $20,000, with $18,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants. Annual renewal licensing fees for dispensaries shall be $30,000.
• The Department of Health may begin offering licenses for dispensaries and producers on Jan. 1, 2017, and dispensaries may begin operations on July 1, 2017. The department shall offer no fewer than 26 licenses by Jan. 1, 2019.
• In the event that an island or a county in the state lacks a single licensed dispensary by July 1, 2017, a dispensary that is licensed and established on another island or in another county may petition the Department of Health to allow an owner or employee to deliver medical marijuana products to a qualified patient or caregiver of the island or county that lacks a dispensary.
• The Department of Health shall determine the number of medical marijuana production center licenses to issue based on a ratio that producers will have up to 1,000 plants at any one time.
The fee for an application for a license to produce medical marijuana up to 500 plants shall be $2,000, with $1,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants. The fee for an application for a license to produce medical marijuana between 501 plants and up to 1,000 plants shall be $4,000, with $2,000 refunded to unsuccessful applicants.
• Beginning Jan. 1, 2017, the Department of Health may offer a minimum of 30 producer licenses.
• Medical marijuana production centers may distribute only to licensed dispensaries or other production centers. The Legislature shall preserve the right of qualifying patients to continue to cultivate their own medication if they wish to do so.
• Producers and dispensaries shall be permitted to transport medical marijuana within Hawaii and between the Hawaiian islands in accordance with security requirements to be established by the Department of Health.
• Dispensaries, producers and manufacturers shall comply with County zoning ordinances, provided that counties cannot enact zoning laws that target or discriminate against dispensaries or producers.
• No dispensary or producer shall be located within 500 feet of public and private schools.
• Sales of medical marijuana shall be subject to the Hawaii General Excise Tax.
The Legislature will be asked to appropriate $510,000 from the general fund for each of the next two years to set up the program, to be reimbursed from application and license fees. The Department of Health would create five positions to help implement the program.
Hawaii’s law allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana for certain conditions was signed by former Gov. Ben Cayetano in 2000. Marijuana can be prescribed for these conditions: cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, cachexia or wasting syndrome, severe pain, severe nausea, seizures, including those characteristic of epilepsy, severe and persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristic of multiple sclerosis or Crohn’s disease and any other medical condition approved by the state Department of Health.
- See more at: http://westhawaiitoday.com/community-bulletin/task-force-recommends-hawaii-medical-marijuana-dispensaries#sthash.BYr2QrXZ.dpuf
rikdabrick
Well-Known Member
I just started a journal for some Bodhi tester seeds if any of you Hawaii braddahs wants to chime in.
Here it is:
http://rollitup.org/t/maui-styles-bodhi-testers-and-others.856752/
Here it is:
http://rollitup.org/t/maui-styles-bodhi-testers-and-others.856752/
HapaHaole
Well-Known Member
These wahines stay beautiful, cuz! I wish I had da space for grow em li-dat!
Aloha everybody~Long time no see, yeah? (I finally graduated!
)But... I'm back and have a new set of "ladies" my self! (shoreline, first time to grow em)
BTW? I have missed you guys plenny!
HeartIandhank
Well-Known Member
Shoreline?!?
Long time no see, yeah? (I finally graduated!
But... I'm back and have a new set of "ladies" my self! (shoreline, first time to grow em)
BTW? I have missed you guys plenny!
What the hell is an old TX native doing in Hawaii?
Is it straight Shoreline? Like the cut?
Any clones?
rikdabrick
Well-Known Member
Howzit ko4? Welcome to the Hawaii Growers thread. I'd check craigslist if I were you. I've seen clones for sale to MMJ patients on the Maui Craigslist so I'm sure Oahu has to have some.
And being that you are a new member here and nobody knows you I'd say your chances of getting hooked up with clones is slim to none. Would you meet up with some stranger off of the internet to give/sell/trade something that is still considered illegal, I hope you wouldn't and it's unlikely anybody else will. If you don't have any luck on craigslist, you can grow from seed, there's nothing wrong with growing from seed. If you can't find seeds locally, you can purchase them from numerous companies on the net, e.g., The Attitude, Herbies, Cannazon, Nature's Green Remedies, Seedsman, etc. There's a bunch more than those ones. Good luck in your quest brah.
HapaHaole
Well-Known Member
It's from a feminized seed: " a cross of Shoreline with an Oasis male from Dutch Passion", according to their website, but I've seen other genetics in my searches for help with this strain. (To LST, Mainline, bend??? I'm not sure what to do here).This will be my first time growing out from a fem seed bc my preference is reg beans, which makes me plenny nervous, but...
I had to try it. This is some of the dankest bud I have EV'A come across, really, really, really smelly... But not like "crazy-hippie Uncle Johnny who doesn't believe in showers-funky", but more like a sweet-skunky-baby-poo-dead-skunk-in-the-road-for-days" kinda thing, but in a good way.
HapaHaole
Well-Known Member
Yeah... what they said.
HeartIandhank
Well-Known Member
Cool,, nice work!
This will be my first time growing out from a fem seed bc my preference is reg beans, which makes me plenny nervous, but...
I had to try it. This is some of the dankest bud I have EV'A come across, really, really, really smelly... But not like "crazy-hippie Uncle Johnny who doesn't believe in showers-funky", but more like a sweet-skunky-baby-poo-dead-skunk-in-the-road-for-days" kinda thing, but in a good way.
Are there any journals of your SHoreline cross? Would love to check it out.
Aloha cola
Active Member
Aloha,
Looking for good doc on big island to see for getting medical card. Any recommendations?
Thanks
Looking for good doc on big island to see for getting medical card. Any recommendations?
Thanks
808newb
Well-Known Member
Dr Webb is the only one I know of. Idk how the new law is going to affect that because it says u have to get the recommendation from ur primary care dr and I don't know any primary care drs that would do that...yet
Aloha cola
Active Member
Thanks!
I'll give the office a call. It will be interesting with the Jan 1st change.
rikdabrick
Well-Known Member
I used to go to Dr. Baiko when I lived on the B.I. I really liked him and he gave me some good advice on exercises for dealing with my back pain.
rikdabrick
Well-Known Member
That looks really nice newb, great infact. Did you cut it when you took that pic? I'd say it's take-able from that pic, but I'd let them go longer if that was recent. I wait until pretty much all the pistils have receded and the buds fatten up some more. They'll take on a different tint too when they're "done". Good job brah.