OR Patient in search of the best genetics/medicine

[tango420]

First off I want to be clear, that I am not asking for anything, but information.

I am an Oregon state medical patient and have been for the last 3 years. In the past year with the state of my condition, Ive found my tolerance, and the amount of medicine needed to be affective, has gone up. I also require the stronger, more potent strains for proper medication. Within the past year with this increase, I have dabbled in growing my own, but am not quite experienced to fully supply myself just yet. And Living in a more remote part of Oregon, I do not have access to much in the lines of clones/genetics. I would like to be able to go to California, where the medical scene is much larger, and purchase some clones for myself. My question is, would any of the dispensaries take me as a one time patient, being as I'm only registered for MMJ in OR? I have a Valid DR signature, shouldn't this be enough?

Any Info on the matter would be greatly appreciated.

 

[nobull56]

Two in Lake County http://www.leftcoastgrowers.com/ is a collective to help members that need different services then a brick & morter provide (delivery to home bound, grow help for those that need/ want it)
And http://www.goodkarmagrowers.com/ brick & morter, rarely out of clones.
See their web sites for more information.
There are more, these are the ones I have delt with. Left Coast has a member that lives in So. Oregon & shares breeds with her (her Father-in-law) so if you come down she might be able to network you a closer contact.
Both are strict with California Plant numbers (twelve babys, Six teen/ Moms) & usualy they have seeds.
Hopefuly more folks will post & give you more info.
Keep it Green.

 

[headband 707]

As a meduser myself and my tolerance is also off the hook . The problem here is your not going to find what your looking for only through the clubs your probably going to have to start teaching yourself how to grow lol. You can get good bud but even that you will get immune to and it's going to end up costing you at $70.00 an 1/8 . My suggestion is find out the strong strains and grow them yourself. You can do just as good a job . peace out Headband707

 

[tango420]

Two in Lake County http://www.leftcoastgrowers.com/ is a collective to help members that need different services then a brick & morter provide (delivery to home bound, grow help for those that need/ want it)
And http://www.goodkarmagrowers.com/ brick & morter, rarely out of clones.
See their web sites for more information.
There are more, these are the ones I have delt with. Left Coast has a member that lives in So. Oregon & shares breeds with her (her Father-in-law) so if you come down she might be able to network you a closer contact.
Both are strict with California Plant numbers (twelve babys, Six teen/ Moms) & usualy they have seeds.
Hopefuly more folks will post & give you more info.
Keep it Green.

Thanks Nobull, thats very helpful. I'll have to check them out.

Whats up headband? I totally agree. In fact, that's right on with what i originally posted. What kinda strains do ya'll use? I have crohns so i like a good strong indica.

 

[nobull56]

There is a breed call 'Headband' & it won GKG's Halloween Cup for indoors; with 'Grape Skunk' taking outdoors. The Grape Skunk was a very clear pain medication relief indica dom.

 

[Tafari]

What are your needs as far as how much you use a month, what strains are you working with now?