Latin America's Largest (LEGAL) Cannabis Farm's 1st Harvest!

Gypsy Nirvana

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• Apr 13, 2016

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Chile’s largest medicinal marijuana farm produces first crop

Latin America’s largest medicinal marijuana farm has begun producing its first crops just months after its January inauguration.

The 6,400-stalk plantation which is located south of Santiago, will help treat some 4,000 patients across Chile.

The aim is to develop cannabis-based therapies that can help with chronic pain, complications from cancer and epilepsy.

The plant’s operation marks another step in the region’s growing acceptance of therapeutic uses for the formerly illegal plant.

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_tessarecting

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #2

Fuck yeah Chile

 

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CosmicGiggle

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #3

I hope other countries can open their eyes and see the possibilities.

Would love to know which strains or crossings they're using.

 

Weird

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #4

interesting they refer to the garden in stalks, wonder if their definition is the same.

 

Bud Green

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #5

Who owns and operates this farm?


Big government, who will impose heavy taxes on the products?
or
Big business, who will extract every penny of profit that they can?


Is the common citizen allowed to grow his own medicine or favorite recreational drug without repercussions of the law, as set forth by big govt. or big business?

 

Mikell

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #6

I thought the same (as Weird), First time hearing that term.

 

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HereIgrowagain

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #7

Looks to me like they could have gone another couple of weeks at least

 

MedicalGrower

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• Apr 13, 2016

• #8

Setting an example for the rest of the world to follow

 

bombadil.360

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• Apr 13, 2016

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Bud Green Sr. said:

Is the common citizen allowed to grow his own medicine or favorite recreational drug without repercussions of the law, as set forth by big govt. or big business?

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The common citizen in south america can't do anything of the sort, except in Colombia, they are the only ones doing it right. Up to 20 plants per person for either medical or recreational, no questions asked.

 

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sourpuss

• Apr 14, 2016

• #10

Now thats a proper plant count. Not that there shoukd even be one. Plant counts never made sense anyway. Best way to limit production is thru indoor watt control and outdoor/greenhouse sq ft limits...