We grow for patients who appreciate a good product; however our dilemma is that some (perhaps many) people are weary because we don't use our product: how can we know what we are doing? Or, it is wrong to "profit" if we are not users. Whatever, there seems to be a concern or general lack of trust. Of course when they see how relatively inexpensively our prices are ($150 oz), they tend to change their tunes, especially if it is good, which it usually is.

We depend upon our patients to tell us if what we grow is working for them. That and we can see if our plants are healthy. A healthy plant should be a good plant, which tends to translate into good bud. We are getting the idea that the measuring stick for a good bud is one that tends to put people on the couch and is not too harsh, even though not all want to be put on the couch but want a bud that packs some punch in order to be effective. Some want to be more or less functional. Anyway, we continue to supply "effective" meds even though we are not users. I don't think being non-users should be a problem, eh?
colagal Reviewed by colagal on . Do you have to smoke pot to be a good grower? We grow for patients who appreciate a good product; however our dilemma is that some (perhaps many) people are weary because we don't use our product: how can we know what we are doing? Or, it is wrong to "profit" if we are not users. Whatever, there seems to be a concern or general lack of trust. Of course when they see how relatively inexpensively our prices are ($150 oz), they tend to change their tunes, especially if it is good, which it usually is. We depend upon our patients to Rating: 5