There’s some history of how the Humboldt County growers first smuggled seeds out of Afghanistan to start developing the indica strains.

The owner I talked to the phone the other day, of my dispensary. They still own the farm the first Hindu Kush was grown from!!

or just doesn't need anything added?
I find this fascinating since where I am, this state will never go legal. I don't even think the medical prescription is available but there are many very popular Hemp stores.
But I do know many states are going legal fast, even neighboring Virginia is on the cusp or its going to pass, or has passed. I don't keep up with it anymore since I would only be interested in maybe using some in cooking at some later time. (there is random testing at my workplace)
But I can appreciate the high cultured technology involved with making people feel better. I am all for that!!

Hindu Kush 26.75% THC (on the label) plus if you added Kief would push it up to about 70% plus
it has no CBDs so this stuff is for recreation only...not so therapeutic.. so its probably better for people to stick with
the kind that carries a large amount of CBDs for their healing properties.

A few summers ago I walked into a "pharmacy" in Colorado (and I have forgotten which town) but I know it was Colorado since that state was the first 420 tourist spot.
Maggies Farm I think was the name. You would choose from a menu and wait your turn in line.

Another shop. (there were many) was only accessible through a controlled entry that was locked with only so many customers allowed in at one time.

At that time, the hardest part was where to enjoy your purchase, unlike how it is now in California. And, hopefully will be more accessible in more states soon. Take care and enjoy the kief, keep us informed!

will be finding a way to make WEED legal in the entire US on the federal Level. It would be about time too!

The level of difficulty involved with obtaining canna for medical purposes is frustrating.
The restrictions vary from each state, and if you live in a state with no accessibility at all it also carries a stigma for those that cannot obtain the canna in the right grade and end-product.
There are so many patients who would do so much better with a medical grade accessible canna, even life-threatening conditions can be improved. My heart goes out to the seriously ill who need to have canna to relieve them of serious symptoms.
We have been fighting these regulations for far too long.
I think you are right about this administration taking a fast leap into reality.

And, overall it immediately help the recreational users & it might even pay off a big portion of the national debt.
It is hard to find fault with that. Now just by-pass the red state objectives on this issue; they need to be filed in the archives while we are working on this. lol