Marijuana Plants

[wigglee]

Lots of CBD products are 100% THC free.

I get CBD from Tweed and the label says about 15% CBD and the THC is 1%. You'd have to smoke a helluva lot to feel that 1%

 

[Zoot Allures]

I had friends get CBD on line and they claimed it was thc free, but they had to stop as the thc was giving them a panic attack. Are they shops that sell it in TO, as the chick at the flea market disappeared.

I have a neurotic episode on any THC level

They gave me no warning that such a thing existed when they gave me medical smoke

It was horrible

they suggested I experiment


no thanks, i flushed my stash

 

[GameBoy27]

I have a neurotic episode on any THC level

They gave me no warning that such a thing existed when they gave me medical smoke

It was horrible

they suggested I experiment


no thanks, i flushed my stash

The good news is that THC is a relatively safe drug. You may get a bit freaked out, but it won't kill you.

 

[richaceg]

Interesting question. I’m concerned that this hasn’t been announced. I imagine that’s because it’s not going to be popular for anyone who plans on patronizing a government store - especially in an election year.

It seems strange that the OCRC would sell clones (it’s why the LCBO doesn’t sell yeast, barley, malts and hops). And it’s not only Canopy who have said it’s impractical. Since all cannabis products go through the OCRC, they’ll need to grow their own that’ll need to be pretty close to retail stores, or charge RX prices ($75/clone) to do it right. No big name producer has announced plans to produce clones, as-far as I can tell.

It’d be nice to be able to buy clones at, say Canadian Tire, but I don’t get the impression that will be at-all a legal possibility.

You can personally grow 4, I believe, so maybe bold farmers at farmer’s markets will keep a few under the table. Otherwise, I think it’s the even greyer market. It’s possible there will be exceptions for the cannabis markets. Are they still happening?

So, I think it’s legal to buy plants, but if it’s not OCRC selling them, which they probably won’t, it’s illegal to sell.

well one thing about marijuana is you don't need brewing or fermentation to consume it...I bet Canopy aren't too keen on encouraging consumers to grow their own plant as it doesn't benefit Canopy...

 

[managee]

well one thing about marijuana is you don't need brewing or fermentation to consume it...I bet Canopy aren't too keen on encouraging consumers to grow their own plant as it doesn't benefit Canopy...

(On Canopy) I think the same could be said for the OCRC, the exclusive-retailer of cannabis in the province.

You don’t need to be a horticulturist to produce smokable ganj in Southern Ontario, especially if you could clones in the ground by this time next year. Selling plants, or even seeds, will hurt OCRC business. Clones generally go for $10 IME. With barely any care, it’s not tough to get a pound between 4x outdoor plants (personal limit). If you don’t mind the quality, that’s more than enough to keep you supplied for the whole year.

I’d be interested to hear if any big grower would mind selling its clones. I would imagine they’ll want to keep their secrets to themselves. It’s why Microsoft isn’t in the business of selling its source code.