How difficult is it to do a little growing?
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I know a guy in Eagle Rock
I need a connect.
How difficult is it to do a little growing?
Does tinctures hit significantly quicker than candies? I'm tired of waiting around for my mints to kick in, but would prefer to avoid smoking flowers.
I voted for it even though I don't blaze. You're welcome, stoners.
I need the PS4 Pro version of weed.
#NateDog#Calexit
and we didn't vote for trump
best state!
send us into the ocean to be our own country tbh
Growing it is surprisingly easy. I don't think people realize how much weed you can get from 6 plants. You're talking pounds and pounds of weed. Weed industry is going to be like the micro brew shit going on today. Just a quick reminder. For first time users go SUPER easy on the edibles. Many of my friends who have been smokers for more than a decade don't do edibles.
I'm a regular smoker and I don't go near edibles. They're far too potent
Being "too high" is one of the most uncomfortable feelings I've ever experienced
The thing about edibles is that it produces a psychedelic effect which is nothing like the high you get from smoking. It's a completely different experience altogether. I'm not sure how many people who eat edibles are aware of that, unless they have prior experience with psychedelics like shrooms or acid.
It reaaaaally fucked me up the first time I did it. I thought my friend was messing around about how potent it was and ate way more than I should have, and spent the next couple of hours straight up hallucinating, hearing people say things they didn't say, and getting paranoid. Once it settled in thought it was cool.
Real talk, would the GOP actually try to block legal weed somehow?
Good. I don't smoke, heck, I hate smoking in general but after today even I'm thinking of smoking weed.
Why not eat it instead then?
Why not eat it instead then?
Maine recreational weed is coming down the wire too 50/50 right now with 98% reported.
So I guess weed supply in California is still illegal until the shops get up and running in the coming years?
You'd still have to go through a dealer to get your hands on some.
So I guess weed supply in California is still illegal until the shops get up and running in the coming years?
You'd still have to go through a dealer to get your hands on some.
Notable amendment 2 florida dates:
Florida dept Health has until july 2017 to pass regulations.
October 2017 state must start registering growers and dispensaries and id cards.
Any other details on the conditions you need to get it? Wondering if you have to have a provable ailment like cancer or ALS or can you be prescribed with something harder to detect. I read the amendment, but those conditions are pretty specific and diagnosable.
So I guess weed supply in California is still illegal until the shops get up and running in the coming years?
You'd still have to go through a dealer to get your hands on some.
Growing it is surprisingly easy. I don't think people realize how much weed you can get from 6 plants. You're talking pounds and pounds of weed. Weed industry is going to be like the micro brew shit going on today. Just a quick reminder. For first time users go SUPER easy on the edibles. Many of my friends who have been smokers for more than a decade don't do edibles.
I'm a regular smoker and I don't go near edibles. They're far too potent
Being "too high" is one of the most uncomfortable feelings I've ever experienced
Yep.
I smoke daily but don't mess with edibles. You never know how strong they are or when they will kick in.
I love that almost every single person I've talked to that smokes pot has a "be weary of first time edibles" story. It's almost like ignoring them and getting way too fucked up is a rite of passage.It reaaaaally fucked me up the first time I did it. I thought my friend was messing around about how potent it was and ate way more than I should have, and spent the next couple of hours straight up hallucinating, hearing people say things they didn't say, and getting paranoid. Once it settled in thought it was cool.
This has been addressed on every page of the thread. Trump is super pro medicinal marijuana and thinks that states should decide for themselves on what to do with recreational use.Does anyone expect a Trump DEA to allow this? Medical and recreational Marijuana exists now because Obama ordered the DEA to defer to state law.
Dude where are you located and what the hell are you eating? The only time I've ever had anything remotely close to a "psychedelic" experience from weed is when I ate a homemade cookie a friend got from a coworker that got me so high I felt like I was literally melting in to my couch and she said she was acutely aware of all her internal organs and was afraid if she moved they would spill out of her. I'm suspicious it was laced with something other than weed to this day because I have never had any kind of "psychedelic" experience from edibles, so I'm very curious what you're eating that has you getting so much more lit than smoking/vaping does that you'd call it "psychedelic". When I hear that word I think of seeing crazy colors and things that aren't there, shit you get from shrooms or LSD. (for the record I've only ever used pot, to my knowledge, unless there was something else in that cookie).Bad idea, because...
Eating = psychedelic experience
Smoking/vaping = getting high
I can't emphasize that enough. ^^^^^^^^^
Anyone experiencing marijuana for the first time should smoke or vape, unless you're actively looking for a psychedelic experience. Eating is a powerful experience that most people simply aren't properly mentally prepared for.
Getting a medical card is the easiest thing in the world, at least here in Cali. The list of reasons for needing one ranges from recovering cancer patients to anxiety and insomnia to menstrual cramps. Whenever I go renew my card it's always a trip because you can tell, waiting in the lobby, who's there that actually needs one and who's there just making shit up.Any other details on the conditions you need to get it? Wondering if you have to have a provable ailment like cancer or ALS or can you be prescribed with something harder to detect. I read the amendment, but those conditions are pretty specific and diagnosable.
Getting a medical card is the easiest thing in the world, at least here in Cali. The list of reasons for needing one ranges from recovering cancer patients to anxiety and insomnia to menstrual cramps. Whenever I go renew my card it's always a trip because you can tell, waiting in the lobby, who's there that actually needs one and who's there just making shit up.
I know Cali was easy. In FL the amendment listed specific medical issues and I feel like the state is going to construe this as narrowly as possible. That's why I was wondering if anyone had any more specific information about it. Maybe it's still too early to know.
How difficult is it to do a little growing?