Quote Originally Posted by gypski
In the present market $2800-3200 is still a reasonable price. At that range it allows for grading and would cover expenses unless you have overhead a mile high. Like anything else, keep it simple and play it straight. :thumbsup:

In the old days, and lb would disappear overnight sometimes in ozs.


To be honest, I think the reasonable rate of exchange to the grower is more like the 3200-4000 per LB range.

Personally, I would rather burn it as incense than to sell my high grade for less than 250 per oz, no matter the amount.


The reason I place the 250 mark on it is because we have a limit. It is far less than Californias limit so naturally, California would be able to produce more plants per grower and that will drive the price down. its all a matter of supply and demand.


Right now I see a boom in the green market in this state, but as soon as things settle the price should all stabilize and be true to the nature of supply.

As Californias outdoor meds reaches the NorthWest, the price always drops in the fall.
For the price to be in the same range as Cali's meds, the supply has to be the same also....and it just aint gonna happen with a 15 plant limit.






~Lem