I also agree with your other statement and would say that I predict that the percent of people (who consume marijuana) that end up growing will probably be comparable to the amount of people(who consume alcohol) that make their own beer/wine. It would be interesting to see statistics to compare the percentages.
So what strain is this?Freedom garden update.
Getting yummy.
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Rip City Remedies had clones available, though obviously they would have to be grown inside right now.
I honestly can't believe we had to wait this long. Not complaining but we decriminalized it in 1973 (when we were both still in the Navy. A virtual lifetime ago!). My older son said that $11M of weed was sold during the first week of October. Think about that. And it was untaxed. Any realistic person knows that it won't continue at that rate but still, the state has to be salivating and wishing January 1 would hurry its ass up and get here. THIS is what the state coffers have been missing out on all these years. Colorado had a tax holiday on weed because they took in more than they projected. Sin tax is the best tax there is, because it is virtually voluntary. We should have wised up years ago.
It's actually possible it's the next dotcom boom for the economy
You might be right. There's definitely going to be some boom and bust till the dust settles. Kind of like sports card shop in the 90's. exciting times for geezers like us!
The Blue Shark was 11+% CBD and works well. But will certainly keep an eye out for Queen. I wish I could get the higher CBD stuff in edible form but that's a ways off here and I refuse to pay WA prices. But at least it's available in buds.
Yes, a lot of us old farts have been smoking for years and hiding it. My kids found out I did quite a few years ago. No sure if it traumatized them or not, but I know it surprised the heck out of them. Since legalization, I have been continually dumbfounded by people I've known for years who now admit they use. I was just offered high CBD cookies by my cousin's spouse, a retired cop who made them from scratch, including the marijuana butter he used in the recipe. Totally blew my doors off (both the revelation and the cookies). And that is just one example. There is so much to like about legalization, but what I like best is that we can now be open and honest about it. At the dispensary yesterday I still found myself lowering my voice and looking over my shoulder while having a discussion with the bud tender. Old habits die hard but it sure feels good to bury them.
No, it was more like "Don't tell your mom you found out I smoke and I won't tell her that you do. Now how 'bout giving me a nug to seal the deal?"
Dang i meant i will NOW confiscate it from you. One typo ruins the whole joke
My sons are now in their mid thirties, but I never had to confiscate. They were always remarkably generous. And had more consistent sources.....
What I find amusing is how clueless some of the younger generation think we old timers are when it comes to weed. Yesterday's bud tender felt she had to school me on CBD versus THC, indica versus sativa, etc, etc., like I was a gray haired child that had stumbled onto a new planet. She meant well and was just doing her job, which I appreciated. But I felt a tad patronized. I guess because geezers like me are from the days of low grade seed and stem laden Mexi-weed, they think we have no idea how the landscape (insert HCP joke here) has changed. But it's all good and I like that these kids talk the talk. It enhances the buying experience in the long run.
Dude!!! Get the fuck outta my closet!!!You just needed to roll in with a tie-dye shirt, and some bandanna around your head
