Hello everyone ! Got some questions

Hi everyone. I'm Gahg. I'm from Miami and I'm an Army vet. I have been passionate about Cannabis since before the Army and now after the war, I use it for successful relief of a few symptoms of p.t.s.d.. I am getting ready to relocate to Colorado to be able to use my medicine with no risk and also work in the industry. I want to grow, that's what I want to do as my career. So I plan to move, get a job in cannabis, and I am going to study horticulture in the area (or any cannabis specific programs). I have a few questions for those of you that might be able to help

Since I am going for medical would California or anywhere else be a better option ?

Is Denver where I want to be, or is there a better location in Colorado ?

Does anyone know any Cannabis specific education in Colorado or California ?

Any good horticulture programs ?

What position would allow me to learn and gain experience growing ?

Any good tips or suggestions or guidance on how to get started in this would be much appreciated =)

Welcome & congratulations on you career choice, you're a credit to the army! I'm sure someone here can help. One person comes to mind. At this moment, he's off to help with the harvest at a medical greenhouse grow! I'm hoping the only reason he hasn't posted lately is that he's busy with the harvest & everything is ok.The next time he posts, I'll be sure to direct him your way. You two should have lots to talk about! (Being on the eastcost, state of Maryland, I only know hearsay about the west side of the country. :( )

~~~~~~~ PEACE! ~~~~~~

If you're currently on the eastcoast, U of Delaware has a great horticulture program, & Del is a MMJ state! Food for thought!

Welcome Gahg, discussion is always helpful before coming to any conclusion. Variety of opinion helps us to choose right option in our day to day life. Hope to hear from you soon.

I'm an army vet as well and I found Arizona to be vet friendly. If you want experience as well I suggest that you travel some hooking up with the old school hippie types. That will help you on your way. After that try the online horticulture gig, this offers the resume candy and is flexible so you can do your thing. Anyway, the ground pounders say high! (a group of army vets around town) Later...