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ghostsinthemachine

(3,569 posts)
Sun May 17, 2015, 05:34 PM May 2015

Compassion Killed By Greed: Marijuana and the Green Rush



By Donna Lambert

I believe that human beings should have more rights than corporations.

The current direction of the marijuana movement is corruption and greed.

CURRENT GOAL OF GREED:
Create a two-tiered restrictive permitting pot monopoly that creates criminals out of everybody except a very small group of politically connected insiders who are able to pay off politicians to write up restrictive legislation that creates criminals out of almost every single human being except themselves.

WHY:
Keep the artificially high prices of Prohibition for this select small group of corrupt, greedy self-interested people.
Donna Lambert, Freedom Fighter 420: "Legalizing marijuana could seriously hamper pharmaceutical corporate profits."

Donna Lambert, Freedom Fighter 420:
“Legalizing marijuana could seriously hamper pharmaceutical corporate profits.”

WHY?
Because cannabis is a very easy to grow plant and if you grow it yourself the “restrictive permitting pot monopoly people” have to lower their prices to compete with you.

So their goal is to make you a criminal to eliminate competition and keep prices artificially high.

HOW ARE THEY DOING THIS?


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Compassion Killed By Greed: Marijuana and the Green Rush (Original Post) ghostsinthemachine May 2015 OP
The Colorado law is very easy to leverage as a home grower. MohRokTah May 2015 #1
Yes, we are growing, as are half the people I know.. mountain grammy May 2015 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague May 2015 #2
Describes almost exactly where Washington State is going. n/t jtuck004 May 2015 #4
 

MohRokTah

(15,429 posts)
1. The Colorado law is very easy to leverage as a home grower.
Sun May 17, 2015, 06:57 PM
May 2015

Up to 6 plants, but no more than 3 in flowering, per adult up to 2 adults in most jurisdictions. That's 12 plants with 6 in flowering in a two adult household.

That's way more than enough. Here's how:

First, you keep a "mother plant". Currently about the best mother plant for the rootball would be a Skunk #1. Keep some vegetative branch or branches of that strain going.

Second, purchase feminized seeds. Start no more than four and keep in vegetative state. Flower a single clone from in a "screen of green" grow tent setting. At this point, you have the Skunk #1, 4 plants of the fem strain in veg, and one in flower.

Run each of the four in flowering until you find the best for keeping. Kill the other three. Take a cutting from the Skunk #1 to keep in veg and the new fem strain that you chose, then graft another clone from the fem plant to the skunk #1 mother plant. When that takes, you can safely kill both of the other clones and the original fem plant you kept. You now have one mother plant with two strains (Skunk #1 and the fem strain you chose).

Repeat as neceassary until you have all strains you want.

You now have a mother plant with multiple strains. Take cuttings you want to flower in three separate chambers.

Anything over an ounce in your possession when you complete the newest drying process, give away in 1 oz. increments. You can also convert to hashish for lower weights to meet that 1 oz. no legal ramifications limit Remember, between 1 and 2 oz in CO is civil offense that carries a $100 fine. You cannot legally sell anything you produce, but you can legally give away pot in no larger than 1 oz. increments with no penalty.

You can even form co-ops for trading of cuttings and dried cannabis. There's nothing at all illegal in doing that and you can insure nobody can be busted at all.

The best part is, the feds will completely ignore it because the potential federal felonies would be so small it simply is not worth their time and effort. Local authorities can do nothing because it is all on the up and up with CO law and everybody can hold a mother plant (1 single plant in the legal plant count) with over a dozen different strains to choose from to grow. You can have new strain of pot ready every two to three weeks and everything is legal!

mountain grammy

(27,227 posts)
3. Yes, we are growing, as are half the people I know..
Sun May 17, 2015, 07:50 PM
May 2015

The cannabis hating mayor of our town started making noises about limiting private cultivation. She was advised not to pursue the matter.
Prices are really falling in Colorado.

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