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    Oh shit Kron... almost a year late. Obviously I don't check this site often. I just saw that...

    Oh shit Kron... almost a year late. Obviously I don't check this site often. I just saw that your LP application didn't go through, which is a bummer. Or perhaps a blessing, because the whole MMPR is going to fail anyhow. Anyhew, you seem like a knowledgeable fellow. All the best!
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    LP days are numbered

    Having said that... the LP days are indeed numbered, but not because of this!
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    LP days are numbered

    So... I'm a PhD plant guy and I've actually _done_ this. Or, rather, tried it. The prenyltransferase is a total bitch to get working in yeast. It's chloroplast localized in the plant and.... yeast don't have chloroplasts. So it'll take them a _really_ F'in long time to pull this off. Even if...
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    MMPR Grow op: Small Scale

    For disposal, you really do not want to incinerate on site. Sure, HC will accept it as a method, but to run an incinerator you'll need to apply through your provincial environment ministry for an incineration permit... this is just extra red tape to run through which can take as long to get...
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    MMPR Grow op: Small Scale

    Exactly... I priced out with used gear the lowest end is about $120k. If buying new equipment, around $180k. This is for an HPLC for the cannabinoid quant and to measure the aflatoxins. I am however leaning towards your idea of using the ELISA kits because I too don't particularly relish the...
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    Quality Testing Costs for LP

    I'm going to have to look it up in the European Pharmacopeia but I'm going to guess that using near-infrared spectrometry (which QuantaCann uses) won't cut it for the HC guidelines. You'll have to use established and verified methods. PM me if you wish and I can help you out.
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