Kingrow1
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Isnt texas anti weed everything?
Congrats to Michigan!
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stoned-monkey
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it will be a shit show at the shops, hell it is now with medical. wayyyy overpriced imo and the "top" shelf at most dispensaries are actually mids. with rec you will have even shittier weed, the prices may drop but not until all the commercial grows flood the market. we are the first in the region so tourism will pickup.
think of it like tabbacco, you can grow yourself and some do, more buy from these growers then grow themselves, and even more buy the shit from phillip morris and marlboro. or brewing your own craft beer, its not really hard, easier then growing pot imo. but people still buy the craft beer, even if busch light out sells craft 100:1. wine too.
i am mostly excited about all that cheap ass, used once, grow equipment that will be for sale within a year of legalization. everybody thinks they can grow killer weed for free, most can't and sell off there shit.
legalize it or don't i will grow and smoke either way and hook up friends and family.
think of it like tabbacco, you can grow yourself and some do, more buy from these growers then grow themselves, and even more buy the shit from phillip morris and marlboro. or brewing your own craft beer, its not really hard, easier then growing pot imo. but people still buy the craft beer, even if busch light out sells craft 100:1. wine too.
i am mostly excited about all that cheap ass, used once, grow equipment that will be for sale within a year of legalization. everybody thinks they can grow killer weed for free, most can't and sell off there shit.
legalize it or don't i will grow and smoke either way and hook up friends and family.
chris42393
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It might be going blue with this election ballot recount (Senate and Governor).
Midnight Warrior
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Congrats to Michigan, I thought I was on another planet when Oklahoma legalized.
jtrizzy
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A recount has never changed the outcome of an election in FL. I wouldn’t count on that too much. Looks mainly like sore losers to me Just delaying the inevitable, but who knows.
Dr. Who
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I gottcha.
The thing is. So many new, and limited release winner, winner chicken dinner strains are coming out.....It'll be hard for all of them to get rare, at least fast... To many little disp. breeders are hitting home runs. Far to many of those, won't produce that same thing again or not enough to catch on in a mass scale......Down the road clone trading by those with sharp memories and the need to have that specific thing...
Took me MANY years to finally get my hands on the real deal, original BLUE MAGOO.....But, a good memory and the need to have it has finally prevailed! No, not the rebuild either! The original, the one and only.......
How about the annual High Times top 25 list? Same damn thing there. They print it, numbskulls read it and then anything on that list is next to impossible to get your hands on...
Even just a simple posting of oh, say a cpl times you mention that a particular strain is very good or near the best for the type you've tried....In less then a month, it's a sell out and following seed issues are sold out in 3 days from the issue!
Perfect example: Super Silver Sour Diesel Haze - Connoisseur Genetic's. Both straight and fem beans.
I made the claim of it being one of, if not the best Sativa I've ever tried (there are others now, just as good).
In less then a week after saying that again in another post.....You couldn't get the beans almost anywhere!
Now they sell out in about 72 hrs after release......
Due to good partners in breeding programs.....I'll get a clone of the best pheno run from 2 sets of straight run beans...
I gave the members here a big gift by telling everyone about the Skies Over Paris strain!
That's only one of 3 simply out fucking standing new strains I've tried......I can't bring myself to mention the others,,,,I need to get one of them back, and want the availability of the others to hold a bit....
Here's a new tip: BonBon from SmellBoat seeds....... OMFG! Be-u-tee-ful!
Good luck on the bean hunt kiddie's!
If you get them, hold them close.....This is a winner....
Kind, no reason to not enjoy the old strains that brought joy but, the new market has sooooo much more to offer......
Kingkush325
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Yea basically lol but I'm stay optimistic........
SB85
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There may be some hope for TX
Delegates at the Republican Party of Texas convention on Saturday voted to approve platform planks endorsing marijuana decriminalization, medical cannabis and industrial hemp. They are also calling for a change in cannabis's classification by the federal government.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomangell/2018/06/17/texas-republican-party-endorses-marijuana-decriminalization/#53aa2f015236
Kingkush325
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Yea been hearing about that I say we are a couple years behind sucks but keep hoping its around the corner lol
SB85
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Michigan's recreational marijuana law is expected to take effect by Thursday, Dec. 6, according to state officials.
That's exactly one month after 56 percent of voters said "yes" to Proposal 1, the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
The reason for the delay is procedural: the law takes effect 10 calendar days after the Board of State Canvassers meets to certify the election results.
The Board of State Canvassers is expected to meet Nov. 26, said Secretary of State Spokesman Fred Woodhams.
That means the law will take effect Thursday, Dec. 6, said Woodhams and David Harns, spokesman for the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
As of Dec. 6, adults over the age of 21 can possess and consume marijuana in the privacy of their homes. It remains illegal to drive under the influence of marijuana. The state has one year to develop rules for a commercial marijuana industry in the state, and has to accept the first business license applications in December 2019.
https://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2018/11/michigan_recreational_marijuan.html
That's exactly one month after 56 percent of voters said "yes" to Proposal 1, the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
The reason for the delay is procedural: the law takes effect 10 calendar days after the Board of State Canvassers meets to certify the election results.
The Board of State Canvassers is expected to meet Nov. 26, said Secretary of State Spokesman Fred Woodhams.
That means the law will take effect Thursday, Dec. 6, said Woodhams and David Harns, spokesman for the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
As of Dec. 6, adults over the age of 21 can possess and consume marijuana in the privacy of their homes. It remains illegal to drive under the influence of marijuana. The state has one year to develop rules for a commercial marijuana industry in the state, and has to accept the first business license applications in December 2019.
https://www.mlive.com/news/index.ssf/2018/11/michigan_recreational_marijuan.html