Danger Dave
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Crazy how brazen these are.
Crazy the amount of stuff left behind.Crazy how brazen these are.
Crazy the amount of stuff left behind.
There's a legal store in my town, people that I know wont go there, say it's double because of taxes etc.So commiefornia taxes the fuk out of legal weed that spawns the illegal operations. Way to go losers.
So commiefornia taxes the fuk out of legal weed that spawns the illegal operations. Way to go losers.
Precisely why my cousin who has had a legal Co-op grow operation for years in So Cal pushed heavily for people to vote NO on the measure.There's a legal store in my town, people that I know wont go there, say it's double because of taxes etc.
Precisely why my cousin who has had a legal Co-op grow operation for years in So Cal pushed heavily for people to vote NO on the measure.
There's a legal store in my town, people that I know wont go there, say it's double because of taxes etc.
The medical MJ didn't have the massive taxes on it like the recreational laws imposed. He also wanted to see the legislation more clearly defined for "under the influence" before it was legalized. As it is right now, the state is raping you when you buy it from a store and will rape you if you have in your blood at all if involved in any kind of vehicle of equipment accident. Doesn't matter if you hadn't smoked in 48 hours and not under the influence if it anymore. They cannot tell with modern testing procedures. Its all a subjective test.I don't understand ? He preferred the " Medical MJ " Hoax ? Wanted to keep out the competition ?
I went to a legal shop once as a father - son field trip. I was amazed with the security, professionalism and most of all, how old and well healed the folks in the store were.
These were middle aged or older folks with money, who live in million dollar homes. Of course this was in San Diego and not far from the Golden Triangle.
Yeah I have a family member who buys a pound for what taxes would be on pound if purchased at a store. I am not a smoker but if I were I would just grow my own no need to buy from anyone.
Sounds like Brian Suits.
I used to work for Bolthouse Farms. We would farm about 7,000 acres of carrots in the AV east of Lancaster all the way to Llano.
These illegal grows would set up camp immediately next to where our fields were and channel the irrigation runoff to water their grows. They got free water and whatever fertilizers we would be putting through the Pivots during chemigation.
There are 454 grams in an ounce,
28 grams in an ounce, I think you meant in a poundFor years I heard the BS that making it legal would shut down growers and the cartels. I told these people they were dreaming.
The cartels aren't going to walk away from billion dollar operations. Illegal growers know they can undercut prices at the dispensaries, and it was obvious from the beginning that taxes would cause prices to be outrageous.
My brother in Colorado tells me a good portion of the product in stores is over $50 a gram. There are 454 grams in an ounce, making the cost of a pound $22,700. Yeah, people will jump all over that.
28 grams in an ounce, I think you meant in a pound
looks like crap land to grow on, never seen mj farm where it would burn the crop. hmmm
So commiefornia taxes the fuk out of legal weed that spawns the illegal operations. Way to go losers.
Not so different from our current administrationCrazy the amount of stuff left behind.
looks like indentations in the earth with plant stalks says grown in the ground and no buckets in sight. its not to late i believe 80 something licences available.They are growing in buckets in green houses. The land is irrelevant.
I did.28 grams in an ounce, I think you meant in a pound
Yeah, I'm sure my brother made it up. Have you bought weed from a Colorado dispensary?And I doubt he was finding anything priced at $50/gram. Most likely $50 for 3.5 gram which is still double what you would expect to pay outside of the commercial storefront setting.
No I haven't but that price would keep any rational person from buying weed in CO. Since when does weed cost 3 times as much as cocaine?Yeah, I'm sure my brother made it up. Have you bought weed from a Colorado dispensary?
From this summer.
Wow.
Market in Humboldt County is $3-500 a pound. There are about to be a lot of properties for sale. Between the taxes and state licensing the huge mega grows over the small mom & pop farms they have screwed the small farmers in the legal market. In fact the state deferred the taxes until next summer because people won't be able to pay.Pot is very inexpensive these days. Hell one of the stores i drive by daily is advertising $30ozs. If you think that is expensive then apparently you never bought it before it was legalized!! It used to sale on the black market for $3500 per lb.. now you'll be lucky to see $1500lb for "top shelf"
There’s a huge difference in price between legal and not. And there’s a huge difference in quality. The underground is still alive and well. The for- profit farms rush stuff to market and use chemicals, the underground farmers do not. At least this is what my friends tell me. lol.Jesus gentlemen arguing over the price of pot in Colorado --- I don't even smoke the shit and it took me 5 minutes to find this.
@rrrr I think your brother might be talking some really high quality shit or ??? Appears prices and taxes in CO are about the same as San Diego
I'm not trying to get in the middle of your pricing quarrel, but this info is right out there on Weedmaps for anybody to check out and price up.
And this is for Recreational, not just medical. As you can see, the medical gets tax breaks, otherwise the pot costs the same at a dispensary.
This as from the Tweedleaf Dispensary in Boulder CO.
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This is the Boulder City CO tax rate chart for Pot.
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In California everything has to be lab tested to be sold on the white market. Not saying black market isn't making into the dispensaries. But the green rush is dying fast. If you're trying to get in now, you may as well just burn your money and keep warm.There’s a huge difference in price between legal and not. And there’s a huge difference in quality. The underground is still alive and well. The for- profit farms rush stuff to market and use chemicals, the underground farmers do not. At least this is what my friends tell me. lol.
The AZ market is absolute bullshit compared to CA/ humboldt. The licenses here were all sold to big money interests who rush chemically poisoned crops to market with little care for the quality of the product they provide. I have multiple friends who are/ were in the industry and the stories they tell are rediculous. Especially to anyone with any grow experience.In California everything has to be lab tested to be sold on the white market. Not saying black market isn't making into the dispensaries. But the green rush is dying fast. If you're trying to get in now, you may as well just burn your money and keep warm.
Our lovely governor pulled the one acre cap after promising the small farms and taking their $. The amount of hoops and people with their hands out is absolutely insane! One small family farm I know of has been working for 3-4 years to get their permits finalized. Meanwhile some large corporation gets a 7 acre permit in less that 6 months in a watershed that is already having serious water issues because of the amount of large scale farms they have licensed.The AZ market is absolute bullshit compared to CA/ humboldt. The licenses here were all sold to big money interests who rush chemically poisoned crops to market with little care for the quality of the product they provide. I have multiple friends who are/ were in the industry and the stories they tell are rediculous. Especially to anyone with any grow experience.
There was plenty of illegal grows before.. there’s even more now. Lol
The illegal grows are selling to the legal pot stores as well. Even though the legal pot stores claim it’s all 100% legal.. there’s quite a bit that gets bought through the back door and sold as legal.
I have several friends on the legal and illegal side of things and it’s interesting to hear their takes on it.
I had a chance to jump in on either side of that fence awhile back. I wanted to but Stacy wanted no part of it.