[jrockondamic]

Where'd you rather live and grow?

Tough call for me. I gather wholesale prices are roughly the same in both areas. Cost of living is probably 15% higher in Humboldt, generally speaking. Tons of shit to do in both places.


I'd probably choose Humboldt because my preference in outdoor activities are more geared towards the water than the mountains.

What say you, folks?

[MIway]

Boulder is great... just a great little spot. I'm a West-coaster, and that's just about the closest thing you're going to find East of the Rockies.

You got all the outdoors... the U... the food... the lifestyle... a clean, cared for community... cops are cool... people are cool... can find a phd serving you coffee & breakfast in the morning... the target is full of cute jail bate... lol ;-)

Its a great, liberal spot.

[Space Case]

Cost of living is pretty darn high in Boulder, too. The only thing cheaper is gas, because you are outside of California...

[BongRipkenJR.]

Neither, I don't know too much about CO, but I dont like the cold really. Humboldt used to be cool. Now it is just full of paranoid people that don't come off of their mountain or out of towners trying to make it in the Cannabis game. The out of towners are a drag as well! Humboldt is living in their own world and there only seems to be a few righteous people.

Im quitting the Cali game and moving to Colorado Springs. soon.

Cali is getting to be too big of a joke.

[vStagger Leev]

Neither my friends... heard of Oregon?!

[Space Case]

Originally Posted by BongRipkenJR.

Neither, I don't know too much about CO, but I dont like the cold really. Humboldt used to be cool. Now it is just full of paranoid people that don't come off of their mountain or out of towners trying to make it in the Cannabis game. The out of towners are a drag as well! Humboldt is living in their own world and there only seems to be a few righteous people.

Unless you are up on a mountain, Colorado really isn't that cold, especially in the Denver-Front Range urban area. The winters here are super mild compared to what most of the midwest and northeast parts of the country get. Boulder itself gets an average of 300+ clear sunny days per year. You get your snow storms, like anywhere else, but they pass after a day or two, and you are left with a champagne snow dusting and clear beautiful skies for weeks on end in the middle of winter! Its an outdoorsy kinda winter out here...

I froze my ass off more often with that Pacific fog living in the Bay area. That shit is colder than the winters out here! A summer in the Bay area is more brutally cold than a winter in Denver!

The "New" humboldt is in the Ozarks. The funny thing is there is nothing new about it. Been doing it here for 40+ years. Everyone grows, but nobody grows. I am not friends with one person that doesn't currently grow, or has in the past. We have no medical, or anything like that. It is just the way it is around here. Gotta love it. I am sure once we get medical it will get commercial here. Until then, I am going to enjoy our little slice of heaven. I vote for the "new" "old" humboldt.

[vStagger Leev]

that's crazy...i've been to CO, and i grew up in ND! But i live in OR, and winters here much more mild than either of those places. But i do know what your are saying about the constant sun in CO, that shit's pretty cool

[BongRipkenJR.]

Originally Posted by OrganicOzarks

The "New" humboldt is in the Ozarks. The funny thing is there is nothing new about it. Been doing it here for 40+ years. Everyone grows, but nobody grows. I am not friends with one person that doesn't currently grow, or has in the past. We have no medical, or anything like that. It is just the way it is around here. Gotta love it. I am sure once we get medical it will get commercial here. Until then, I am going to enjoy our little slice of heaven. I vote for the "new" "old" humboldt.

Eureka Springs is decriminalized. I like Arkansas, but the climate for outdoor there is nothing like it is over here. Most indicas or purple strains that we have out here would mold in a heartbeat in Arkansas. The seasons aren't long enough to finish your sativas either. I have had strains go until early november out here and after being in Arkansas I would find it hard to believe they would finish there.