idk if i can get your back on this one bro. i mean clearly it should be legal but hemp is a real roadblock to outdoor cannabis for me given i don't want hemp open pollinating genetics, and hemp is ALWAYS male/fem herm.
lol, if they had all their licenses and were on their own property and you lived next door and it was messin with your outdoor, I'd politely tell you to grow indoor. And stay on your own property, lol. Hypothetically of course. You gotta understand after the soybean fiasco this year, many farmers are looking at hemp for their fields and many are going to do it, I hear. And I also hear its a moneymaker. So you small outdoor guys might have a plan b. just sayin
listen if they wanna actually make hemp so we can use it for everything and replace allot of synthetic stuff then ig. but we shall see, i'd say however it is reasonable to leave some of the more prime outdoor flowerig climates to the craft outdoor guys, which is not a small grow by any means. i consider emerald triangle outdoor to supercede your rope in importance in regions like this, and others like it that can grow perfect cannabis, but again hey who am i
maybe you didn't realize i was being idealistic. i am well aware of the powers at playe here, and the war is lost imo unless something drastic happens. we need to shift inwards and just do what we do and not compromise all the time. let them see we won't just take any cannabs law in exchange for 4 plants in our home or an ounce of bud in our possession. idk man that's how i feel
I am more positive about it than i sound to, but i feel like there is a powerful negative to this movement allot of wolves in sheeps clothing to lookout for. allot of those are on rec side. things change fast and so does my opinion lol
The topography in the Emerald Triangle is not conducive to large scale hemp growing, as opposed to the central valley. In that area there may be some craft vineyards but mostly just cattle pasture due to the mountains.
