stonedmetalhead1
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My insights are just informed. I'm sorry knowledge isn't that important to you.
Why is weed so much better in california than anywhere else?
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crackersmacker
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All of you guys should just smoke a fat ass gargantuan blunt (cali blunt that is... Lol
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LAX Skunky BwS
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OMG!!! why u care so much that cali growers think we have the best chronic is beyond me... all i know is the REAL GROWERS IN CALI have taken many seeds from around the world and jus made them better.. stabilizing strains
Dan Kone
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Show me where it says OG Kush was originally from some where other than California. Since you keep claiming this article proves OG Kush isn't originally a cali clone only strain, this should be easy.
Dan Kone
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So you know the background of every single strain in existence? I just know what the best strains going around are and how to get them and grow them. I guess that makes me a terrible person.
purplehazin
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Jesus Christ, how many people FROM California have to chime in and tell you that this "massive amount of hydro for profit" doesnt exist? Since you love providing sources for your so-called information, where is your source that claims the majority of weed here is hydro grown? Huh? OPEN YOUR EYES. ACCEPT THAT YOU ARE WRONG.
BigBongRippa
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hell yeah, i live in hawaii and there is dankness in huge abundance but its interesting to note that marijuana is the top cash crop in 30 us states and the #1 cash crop in the united states in terms of production and revenue generated. thats a fuck load of ganja. everywhere has weed as good as everywhere else. throughout the u.s. and the wworld people will continue to grow awesome, quality crops. cali ain't nothin special except for the fact that most of their citizens understrand and respect weed. other than that, good ganj is everywhere.
stonedmetalhead1
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Just like a lot of other places.
OG descended from the chemdawg line which made it's way from Colorado to Massachusetts to New York. OG is from the same line as Sour D, do you think Sour D came from Cali too?. The chemdog story along with all of it's descendants stories are all over the net, do some research. I just tried to give you a version from a reliable source, Jason King.
No, but I do know the backgrounds of many of them from tons of research over the last 15 years and if someone tried to inform me on something I didn't know about I would be happy to gain the info.
I've seen it with my own eyes, I don't need you to tell me it doesn't exist. Yes there is a lot of good organics in Cali but to say there aren't any hydro operations is ignorant.
BigBongRippa
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this whole thread is bullshit anyways. obviously dude wanted to start a pissing contest and it worked. we all love good weed and know where to find it. if you cant get (OR GROW) quality ganj you dont belong here.
purplehazin
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Seriously? I never said hydro grows dont exist, but these "MASSIVE hydro grows" which you keep talking about (that I and many others have repeatedly told you dont produce the majority of herb for profit here) simply is misinformation. Im just trying to help you get your facts straight that way you dont sound like a dumbass trying to tell people about weed in California. But since your skull is too thick to comprehend that, go right on ahead thinking there are multimillion dollar huge fucking hydroponic grow warehouses littering the state that cut down weed a week early just to sell shitty product for a profit.
u sound like a retard. 80% of growers i know in northern cali are all soil....Northern cali has the best Weather/climate THAN ANYWHERE in the united states. and when u say there's just as much bullshit i must disagree with u. Its hard for me to get shit weed honestly, EVERYONE HAS BOMB , grade a shit. Even our outdoor that people say is just regular green IS BOMB ass green also. And its all about nothern cali. Not southern. Northern cali is notorious for Dank. If i wanted to get some Mexican Brick weed, I'd have to really dig my sources... i take it u never lived in california , atleast not northern.
horribleherk
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i live here in cen-cal & i grow hydro i can honestly say almost everyone i know grows outside in dirt maybe 1-in-12 do hydro indoors sunlight & dirt are the lowest cost method of producing pot & if you got a good strain & take reasonable care of it its gonna produce i like riu because for the most part you can rub elbows with other growers & exchange info, techniques & help others &get help as well i think its fitting we respect others & get respect in return ,we have a good thing here & when i do a thread or post a question youre input is appreciated no matter who you are or where youre from h.h.
glassblower209
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So-Cal? hahaha nah im in Nor-Cal. man I think its because of the competition we have every one grows weed man and if yours isnt the best then its crap. We put alot of tlc into our grows, it means alot to us so the care and love matters, also we have the best climate possible
Grizzdude
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It was Oregon in 1973
The states are Alaska, California, Colorado, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Maine, Minnesota, Ohio, and Oregon. These state legislatures (except Alaska's) decriminalized marijuana possession in the 1970s. Oregon was the first, in 1973, following the recommendations of the Nixon administration's National Commission on Marijuana Use (also known as the Shafer Commission). Nebraska was the last, in 1979. Another state, Mississippi, decriminalized marijuana possession in the '70s but later recriminalized it as a misdemeanor offense.
stonedmetalhead1
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I never said that right now there are all kinds of massive hydro grows but there are some I've seen them and when this legalization bill gets passed there will be more do to the marijuana corporations waiting to take control. I said there is a lot of good organics while at the same time many people in Cali grow hydro. Every one and there brother grows out there and half of them don't have a clue what there doing. Also, I never said anything about weed being cut down early. When I said they can harvest every week I meant they had perpetual harvests set up to harvest frequently. Just because you live in Cali it doesn't make you a master grower or apparently have a clue about what's going on there .
Dan Kone
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Yeah but your have shown no credible info to back up your claim. I asked you to show me where that article says OG kush is from somewhere other than Cali.
Did you "learn" all about strains by taking random people's word for it? I don't do that. If that's how you learned all this info, then you really know nothing.
stonedmetalhead1
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By Peter Henderson
SAN FRANCISCO | Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:17am EDT
(Reuters) - Jeff Wilcox, a middle-aged, clean-cut man who dresses in the Bay Area casual business attire of clean jeans, collared shirt and running shoes, may be the face of Marijuana, Inc, the corporatization of cannabis.
He has just persuaded Oakland to legalize industrial-sized marijuana farms, touting a study that promised millions in city taxes and hundreds of high-paying union jobs.
The long-struggling city, which has failed spectacularly to capitalize on the high-tech boom, could be the Silicon Valley of pot, Wilcox told the City Council this week before its historic vote to grant four permits for urban, industrial-size marijuana farms.
But as Wilcox points out, his business model -- a nonprofit -- will be less Google or Apple and more Trader Joe's, a California cut rate gourmet grocery chain. The store's best-known product is $2 per bottle Charles Shaw wine, known affectionately as Two Buck Chuck and considered a great glass of wine for the price.
"The new Two Buck Chuck will be $40 an ounce pot," Wilcox said in an interview, looking forward to a day of full legalization. Boutique growers could produce the high-end stuff in their "gardens," he explained, while he supplied the masses with a clean, controlled, great-value product.
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This is just an example of what's about to come. Do you really think the $40 an oz pot is going to be grown in soil? The company I was talking to already has two labs set up that are sterile environments that solely grow aeroponics and produce a good bit of herb. Keep thinking that these operations don't exist, you sir are naive.
SAN FRANCISCO | Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:17am EDT
(Reuters) - Jeff Wilcox, a middle-aged, clean-cut man who dresses in the Bay Area casual business attire of clean jeans, collared shirt and running shoes, may be the face of Marijuana, Inc, the corporatization of cannabis.
He has just persuaded Oakland to legalize industrial-sized marijuana farms, touting a study that promised millions in city taxes and hundreds of high-paying union jobs.
The long-struggling city, which has failed spectacularly to capitalize on the high-tech boom, could be the Silicon Valley of pot, Wilcox told the City Council this week before its historic vote to grant four permits for urban, industrial-size marijuana farms.
But as Wilcox points out, his business model -- a nonprofit -- will be less Google or Apple and more Trader Joe's, a California cut rate gourmet grocery chain. The store's best-known product is $2 per bottle Charles Shaw wine, known affectionately as Two Buck Chuck and considered a great glass of wine for the price.
"The new Two Buck Chuck will be $40 an ounce pot," Wilcox said in an interview, looking forward to a day of full legalization. Boutique growers could produce the high-end stuff in their "gardens," he explained, while he supplied the masses with a clean, controlled, great-value product.
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This is just an example of what's about to come. Do you really think the $40 an oz pot is going to be grown in soil? The company I was talking to already has two labs set up that are sterile environments that solely grow aeroponics and produce a good bit of herb. Keep thinking that these operations don't exist, you sir are naive.