itsmehigh
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i don't think it's being afraid. you say your grows are clean and good etc so you are confident that you produce a good clean product. you're not the only one with "standards" and there are other grpowers who take the same pride in their work. we need more like that!
then there are the folks who throw in seeds, water it hack it down and call it meds. those people should be shot!
they way i would test it-ask for a sample. if it's good and passes "my" standards, then you move forward. anyone can talk a good game.
if i move forward, stay for 2 crops unless crop one is really bad. if nothing changes from 1 to 2, get out. there are a lot of fish in the sea. (now i sound like a dating website...haha)
we've been burned by a few but you'll never know.
look at LP's...they have had a lot of recalls so patients are out of meds. some irradiate because they are bad at what they do. the same problem lies with ANY grower.
there was a patient a few months ago who posted the "free bug" that came in their meds...and that was from a LP who had "standards"
I'm not disputing that there isn't quality, or compassionate growers out there. I'm not special or unique, I know many growers that share my passion. But I know an equal amount of unscrupulous and shady growers too. It all comes down to due diligence, as a consumer/patient there is a certain onus on you to research and investigate where your meds are coming from. My point is that if a grower agreed to some sort of guideline to follow that would be an indication that they are comfortable in their growing techniques and standards. Ill be the first one to say LP's are not perfect, when you start treating cannabis as a commodity and not a plant you loose the passion and commitment to this sacred herb. I have devoted my life to the cannabis plant, it will never become a commodity in my eyes, I'm simply a farmer who what's to share the fruits of his labour. I'm like everybody else, I have a family, mortgage and bills to pay for, my time needs to be compensated with fairly. Same as my help, and this would reflect in the cost of my product, I'm not looking to get rich or have the golden ticket, I'm rich in other ways, I have my health, loving family, and many friends. The icing on the cake would be to love what I do for a living, while helping people at the same time. You shouldn't paint all Licenced producers with the same brush, we are not all like Tweed or Tilray, we just need a chance to prove our selves, and so far we haven't been given that chance. Hopefully our time will come, we will be the ones that put those monstrocities out of business.
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