Quote Originally Posted by DrBreeze
That is exactly the kind of risk taking that damages the legitimacy of legal grow operations. The best weapon against shortages is an educated self-grower. This way there are no hands in "the cookie jar" anywhere..The State or the"NON" profits...both are laughing all the way to the bank at the people that NEED the medication.
Dr. Breeze now you got me started can you tell me what you mean " That is exactly the kind of risk taking that damages the legitimacy of legal grow operations"? then you say that self-grow is the way to go. Lets say there are 100 average patients that obtain a grow permit I would say 1/4 would be able to sustain a grow that would be enough for that patient. The cost of the equipment to be able to grow 4 plants and 12 veging plants is 1 1000 watt lamp 1 ballast 1 air cooled hood 1 inline fan 1 timer 3 wall mounted fans the more the better.then you need a setup to get your plants to veg. Thats just to start.Then electrical work to upgrade to 20 amp circuits. If you want to do 4 plants flowering $1500 at the least up to?????? for some start of the art equipment. Then you have the electrical bill every month.This medical grade is not the throw a few seeds and see what comes out thing.As for" This way there are no hands in "the cookie jar" anywhere " anywhere there is politics there will be hands in the jar. Then you are saying .".The State or the"NON" profits...both are laughing all the way to the bank" Well your half right the state has collected some real money in taxes and fees.But the state is letting down the patients in the program.There have been some real shortages in supply DOH is charged to run this program it is there problem so please contact Cabinet Secretary Catherine D. Torres and voice your complaints this has got to stop and DOH can fix the problem.
alfonso2002 Reviewed by alfonso2002 on . Shortages DOH is not doing the job tasked to them. Rating: 5