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Farming MMJ may pay better than Bananas?
#21
I don't see how anyone could operate a business within the law as it currently exists and make a profit.

Only the State of Hawaii could turn the pot growing business into a money losing proposition. Maybe they need to hire some consultants?
"I'm at that stage in life where I stay out of discussions. Even if you say 1+1=5, you're right - have fun." - Keanu Reeves
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#22
"If the farmer makes money, the farmer will farm, if no make money no farm".

Ironic that "protecting the farmer" is used as an argument against growth.
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#23
Amazing and a bit frightening.
What is being found these days in Hawaii's Black market Marijuana?

http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/36778...as-tainted

This could be the scare tactic needed to help persuade more MMJ patients to buy from the dispensaries for higher prices rather than continue growing their own cheaper. JMO
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#24
Really? Reviving a year old post for this. 50% was clean. And they didn't break down the containments frequency or levels at all. I'm surprised they didn't find mold on 100%. You can find traces of E. Coli on just about everything. It sounds scary but we consume it in small doses all the time. Nothing to see here.
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#25
We just had this discussion about 2 weeks ago. See "Richard Ha's dispensary".
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#26
Reviving a year old post for this.

Don't feed the troll.
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#27
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Originally posted by Kapoho Joe

Maybe in snowy Colorado you need a dispensary, but with our year round growing season here in Hawaii, DIY is the better pathway. I will be interested to see if these new shops can turn a profit!


For new patients this can be a challenge. I recently started growing a strain I believe is doomed to mold because I didn't know any better when I ordered the seeds. Even if I am successful it will be several weeks before I have any useable medicine. I don't know anyone here who can help with either mold resistant strains or useable product because I recently moved here. A dispensary would be nice for someone like me who has been suffering for months. But I agree that once I figure out the growing situation I probably won't pay high dispensary prices. Anyone out there know where a patient can get some help? ;-)
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#28
Go to Kehena and ask the long hairs.
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