Quote Originally Posted by samkalpa
yeah that's what i figured, most of the people who don't know how to grow their own are probably a bit shy to be soliciting 'obvious growers' to grow their meds.

and i can understand the the trust issues in multiple aspects, such as: if i give this guy a grand to grow my meds is he gonna be pulling illegally sized plants at my house then taking 90% of that for himself and leaving the patient his LB.
Or a more obvious, does this guy really know what the hell he's doing with plants?

but as long as their is a market i'm sure i can get a patient, guess i'm going to have to bring some free samples out there. :rasta:
thanks for the responses.
Never pay a caretaker upfront. You really need to sit down with prospective caretakers and see how they want to run grow. Some won't charge you anything for your meds with the agreement that they sell any product that you don't need to dispensaries to cover the costs of growing. Others will just charge a given price for the product he delivers to you. There needs to be a good board where legal patients and caregivers can hookup.
killerweed420 Reviewed by killerweed420 on . caregiving hey i'm moving to washington in a month or so, i'm not eligible for Medicinal-Marijuana (or i think, i have not gone to a western doctor in quite some time). But i am rather experienced in organic growing (vegetable, ornamental, and of course with a specialty in mj) and was wondering how many people actually use caretakers in Washington? I'm not asking for a patient on here just wondering if most of your friends who have medicinal cards grow their own, or designate someone else to grow Rating: 5