Attention all California growers! California Cannabis industry, market and laws.
- Thread starter jeffisdreaming
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i am actually looking for a few good growers with consistent quality and available stock.I know that as a patient you can have 8 ounces of dried pot. If you where to go over your limit then you are suppose to sell it to a dispensary. I talked with one bud tender and they said that I could sell it to them with no problems. I have not done this yet but that is what I am understanding. As far as growing on a large scale for a dispensary I am also interested in this.
peewee pinikwic
Member
first you become a part of the co-op. you need proper paper work showing that you are legal to have and or grow medical marijuana. once you do that the rest falls in place.
some co-ops have contracts, others don't. it just depends.
prices also depend on if it is grown indoors/outdoors/greenhouse. is it top shelf? the co op reimburses you the cost it took to grow the medicine. some co ops will do a 1099, some are consignment only. you just need to do research. they can't talk on the phone but some have websites you may find your answers there. or just call one up and ask when they are seeing vendors. go in fill out your paper work to become part of co op and then you can ask any questions you have. clubs, co op, they are looking for good medicine for their patients. if you grow good meds then they will want to talk to you.
the thin line i am not totally sure of here, (call norml) is transportation. so do your homework before you venture out, you don't want to get into trouble
P.S. most clubs won't reimburse for anything less than a pound.
some co-ops have contracts, others don't. it just depends.
prices also depend on if it is grown indoors/outdoors/greenhouse. is it top shelf? the co op reimburses you the cost it took to grow the medicine. some co ops will do a 1099, some are consignment only. you just need to do research. they can't talk on the phone but some have websites you may find your answers there. or just call one up and ask when they are seeing vendors. go in fill out your paper work to become part of co op and then you can ask any questions you have. clubs, co op, they are looking for good medicine for their patients. if you grow good meds then they will want to talk to you.
the thin line i am not totally sure of here, (call norml) is transportation. so do your homework before you venture out, you don't want to get into trouble
P.S. most clubs won't reimburse for anything less than a pound.
peewee pinikwic
Member
where are you? what state?