PROP 19: YOU DECIDE...

found this article on one of my favorite sites and its an update on prop 19....looks like hollywood is backing the marijuana movement as they should because they only use the drug in today's films.


Hollywood Speaks about Marijuana Legalization

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Originally Posted by boaz

:wtf: I'm not really sure I'm following the logic here but let me try. so you have State laws right now that prohibit the growing and selling of cannabis. In a few month you will have the extremely rare and historic chance to go to the ballot box and end those laws. But, your saying that one should vote no because of the extremely slight chance that somewhere down the line the big tobacco co's just might be able to somehow re-instate the prohibition and selling of cannabis. do I understand that part?

no offense to anyone, but I'm just not buying any of these prohib arguements I've heard on this forum so far. some people are just afraid of change and afraid they might not be able to support themselves by selling herb. all this other stuff is just bs and not even really very good bs. :twocents:

vote yes, and watch in amazement as the sky does not fall. :D

the gov't does not take over. its simply not in the prop. read it. the only thing that will become law the day after this is passed is that ALL adult californian's will be granted the free and legal right to grow their own cannabis in a 25sf garden without the need for a doctors rec. if you have a doctors rec the only limit on the size of your garden is your medical need.

the end. nothing else. read it for yourself if you don't believe me and tell me one single thing besides what I just mentioned above that will become law the day after this is passed. anyone? :rastasmoke:

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after the fact, i realize however your point is most valid. i was astounded at the numerous people who were against 19 and all because it wouldnt be perfect. damn whats wrong with you all...obama would have never been elected with that kind of thinking. not that hes a great president but he did make history and will no doubt pave the way for others. thats what 19 was about paving the way until legislation recognizes us as free people and not as terrorists.

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Originally Posted by StoneMeadow

Let's say the lead holds and Prop 19 passes. So, what do I do then? I'm thinking I should go ahead and get an mmj card so the Prop 19 restrictions don't apply to me, right?

I have an unused closet I could convert to an indoor grow area, with conveniently located 15 amp electric in it and a sink right next to it. Given that it'll be November, should I start a 24/0 indoor grow right away?

I also have plenty of land that's not directly viewable from the county road or by neighbors,so theft shouldn't be an issue. We don't really get much in the way of frost here, so should I start outdoors? I could planter-grow it and move the planters into the sun room as the weather turns stormy and colder. If an outdoor grow started in November seems like a bad idea when should I start the plants? Feb? Remember, I'm already a year-round gardener...just no experience with mmj.

Thanks for any suggestions! :)

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"you dont need a million dollars to do nothing, i got a cousin whos broke and dont do shit"

you dont need a license to grow, just a set of balls:cool: shooooot mj has been around since i was a kid, there was no license or prop 19's and it was all good.

depending on climate and region start outdoor between april and july. expect fruit by sept to nov. plan ahead on soil conditioning it can take a couple months. i usually start in dec. throw all your leftover non meat and grease by products in there all winter long and turn continually. starting in november, is a bad idea unless you have additional lighting and heat as to offset the flowering process. flowering is triggered by shorter hours of light.