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a mongo frog · Mar 19, 2016

newgrower89 said:
I agree that

I agree that as a whole Colorado's weed is better than Cali's. I think high times said we had 7 out of the 10 most potent strains tested. But I am truly sick of the Cali Colorado argument. You can grow bomb weed anywhere! I'm sure there's some shit growing in every RED zero tolerance state that is the best of the best. That being said. I'll definitely stay here in paradise.. Fuck Cali weed lol

Its the same everywhere. Your going to have great, good and bad gardeners everywhere.

BobBitchen · Mar 19, 2016

newgrower89 said:
I agree that

I agree that as a whole Colorado's weed is better than Cali's. I think high times said we had 7 out of the 10 most potent strains tested. But I am truly sick of the Cali Colorado argument. That being said. I'll definitely stay here in paradise.. Fuck Cali weed lol

Must be the thin Colorado air messing with your judgment . ..lol...

Mohican · Mar 19, 2016

I have had great weed (epic) in CA, CO, NC and HI. It is everywhere. There are also bunk and ripoff weed everywhere. As Mr. Brady taught us - Caveat Emptor!

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

BobBitchen said:
Must be the thin Colorado air messing with your judgment . ..lol...

Yeah, tell us some more about thin air, ya ski bum! :bigjoint:

newgrower89 · Mar 19, 2016

pop22 said:
I'm from that generation. I was smart enough to keep the weed and avoid the religion like the plague!

ttystikk said:
Yeah, tell us some more about thin air, ya ski bum!

Can't we all just take massive dabs and get along! Lol

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

newgrower89 said:
Can't we all just take massive dabs and get along! Lol

Who says we aren't? bongsmilie

kiwipaulie · Mar 19, 2016

bluntmassa1 said:
I got my money on the sun being the future of lighting once fully legal nation wide. May be more greenhouse's but you can grow some dank ass buds under the sun. Only few will make it warehouse growing IMO but I have been wrong before.

I think you are spot on. If the law changes down here, we will be growing hydro In green houses, just like we do tomatoes.

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

kiwipaulie said:
I think you are spot on. If the law changes down here, we will be growing hydro In green houses, just like we do tomatoes.

Exactly so! Which means that sooner or later, it WILL be. And it will be done well.

a mongo frog · Mar 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
Exactly so! Which means that sooner or later, it WILL be. And it will be done well.

I still don't understand why this is? Or any different to every years outdoor crops. Where most people live in california every third house has an out door garden and always has.

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

a mongo frog said:
I still don't understand why this is? Or any different to every years outdoor crops. Where most people live in california every third house has an out door garden and always has.

Yup, and where does it go? Does it stay in the neighborhood?

a mongo frog · Mar 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
Yup, and where does it go? Does it stay in the neighborhood?

I don't know about stuff like that.

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

a mongo frog said:
I don't know about stuff like that.

Oh, come on. Of course not! 'Exports' are where the demand comes from, and that's what props up the price.

a mongo frog · Mar 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
Oh, come on. Of course not! 'Exports' are where the demand comes from, and that's what props up the price.

Oh that..........

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

a mongo frog said:
Oh that..........

Yes, that. Because without that, it wouldn't be worth so much.

Vnsmkr · Mar 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
Yes, that. Because without that, it wouldn't be worth so much.

Prohibition is what has propped up the price. Cant wait for that shit to fuck off.

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
Yes, that. Because without that, it wouldn't be worth so much.

And therefore, once it's legal everywhere, it won't be worth that much anywhere.

Vnsmkr · Mar 19, 2016

I mean there will still be a "market" for connoiseur stuff, just like with wine and scotch and such, but yep tomato prices mostly

ttystikk · Mar 19, 2016

Vnsmkr said:
Prohibition is what has propped up the price. Cant wait for that shit to fuck off.

Same here. Top quality buds will be a few hundred a pound. People who need it will be able to get it. Producers will be forced to be efficient. That will drive an industry dedicated to driving down the cost of indoor cultivation. That will in turn make it possible to feed people from places where it was heretofore impossible.

GreenLogician · Mar 19, 2016

I recently heard that if we get rid of prohibition, it would be best for humanity's carbon footprint if we basically give up on indoor cultivation, moving to using the Sun to grow.

Vnsmkr · Mar 19, 2016

GreenLogician said:
I recently heard that if we get rid of prohibition, it would be best for humanity's carbon footprint if we basically give up on indoor cultivation, moving to using the Sun to grow.

Our polluting of the atmosphere causing temperatures to rise will drive this at a later stage certainly

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