hockey4848
Well-Known Member
What does indoor go for on a lb??
Just curious how the market is out there.
Just curious how the market is out there.
I am sure there are some guys selling pounds, legal or not.Think lower, much lower.
Pick up a local Westword and there is page after page of $150 an ounce advertisements.
Due to our strict laws, there is not a pound price, as even a caregiver for five patients and yourself, you are only able to "legally" posses 12 ozs (minus whatever your patients have).
But a peak at our local craigslist health and beauty section will show that prices are very very low.....
10/10 quality going for $150 a zip??I never said it didn't happen, but you are in the Colorado Medical section, so that is how i answered the question.
Look on CL you will find pounds.
but at $150 an oz, thats only $2400 a lb, so i am sure you can finish the math......
Yeah it is really all about who you know and how good the quality is. There are still goes getting 3400 in cali. But it is insane quality.No, not top shelf, but at lb level yeah your not far off, 2400-2800 seems to be the high end, but again this is non medical. We cannot sell to shops, cali still can. Kind of causes an odd flooding of the market.
Truer words have never been spoken. I am sure there is still guys here charging more, for less. Just like you said its who you know.Yeah it is really all about who you know
That statement is pumped out there by caregivers with great enthusiasm, but has no real merit....but those dispensaries make bank..
Dispensaries did not hire lobbyists, it was a couple of dispensary owners.Don't forget it was the dispensaries that hired a lobbying group and pushed our lawmakers
Nice.Fuck the dispensaries, wouldnt bother me one bit to see them all lose everything.
Dispensaries did not hire lobbyists, it was a couple of dispensary owners.
MMIG,that did not represent the opinions of all caregivers by any means. We were all caregivers at that time if you remember.
Nice.
Funny how caregivers thought dispensaries were the greatest thing ever until the day that they could no longer sling their "extra" meds to the shop owners.
That was the exact day that "dispensaries are evil" started flowing from their lips.
Flame on.....
Through forces generated from the changing legislative and legal environment, caregivers like you and I were forced to make decisions. The decision was basically go big or go small. Rather than boot our 25+ pre 1284 patients to the curb we opted to continue forward and go the dispensary route. It wasn't luck that provided a license. We quit our day jobs, we cashed in our 401Ks, we worked 365 days a year for 2 years, we gambled our lives and freedoms that we might be someday be successful in an excessively competitive market. It was hard work, dedication, compliance with a shit ton of regs, a finely tuned business acumen, and huge fucking piles of cash paid out to governmental agencies that granted a license. It's our ability to continue providing a quality product that keeps the doors open. Behind the "commercialism" still lies the same grower that had been helping patients pre HB10-1284.Can you blame us? I had a 12000 watt flowering room myself and two friends ran to supply a dispensary and hb 1284 drove us out of the state, everyone deserves their fair share we want to keep things in the hands of true growers not just the ones who were lucky enough to get a license, it's right when business leaves the hands of the individual and moves to the commercial scale everything goes to shit and by the sounds of it the quality isn't what I remember and the market is crippled forcing overflow east
That statement is pumped out there by caregivers with great enthusiasm, but has no real merit.
The ones making bank are caregivers, black market growers, and the state/local/federal governments.
Overhead is a bitch, and dispensaries have a shit load of it.
My personal income as a large dispensary owner is SIGNIFICANTLY less than what I made in any of the last 30 years, and significantly less that what was paid out collectively to small, medium, and big brothers.
Stay off the radar, there is much more profit there.