La has been donating a higher amount than up north. Until just recently. One possibility is that I am just noticing the normal price uptick one might expect before the advent of outdoor season, combined with a dampening effect on the LA markets as they increase their liquidity in response to uncertainties.

I expect no significant change in demand from these latest wranglings, so it will be a matter of watching the business settle into the pockets and areas that choose to scoop up the HUGE revenue. For example if LA shuts down 500 dispensaries, how much tax revenue will flow into Costa Mesa?

To be honest doing business in LA proper is a bit masochistic. As a general rule, though I am sure there are exceptions, they are run down shoe string operations run by hustlers and cheap skates.
cybmas Reviewed by cybmas on . Vendor thoughts As a Vendor i have noticed a donation differential between LA suburbs and San Fran area from Jan until recently of about one to two hundred dollars a pound. In the last few weeks my product, high end consistent strain, has marketed at an equal price in both markets. Also of interest to me is other Vendor's thoughts on consignment. I have done this a very few times. When I began I was desperate and the first retailer I connected with seemed a Godsend, especially as I was coming into the Rating: 5