[Douglas.Curtis]

Originally Posted by redlaser

Have you been able to find any statistics or studies that support that statement?

LOL, seriously? Neem, Neem seed meal and azadirachtin products are the GO TO products for combating mites in Colorado. I've lived here for 7+ years now. Look at ANY thread on the net, where cannabis and mites are concerned, and aza/neem products are the top most recommended products. On what planet do you live where aza is *not* in the majority of the cannabis you consume?

(Oh... you live in a non-medical state where growers haven't started sharing genetics and mites yet? Wait... aza will come to your area.)

Statistics... lol +1 buddy!

[redlaser]

Sounds like you have zero statistics, studies, or any other peer reviewed work to back up your grandiose claim of "The majority of Colorado cannabis contains neem products".

In the future you should probably qualify your neem claims with the fact that your knowledge is based on Internet thread searches.

Believe it or not, people that don't spend a lot of time on the internet may stumble upon your ramblings and actually believe you have some sort of a clue, when in reality you are spouting unsupported speculation as fact.

If you can back up viewpoints with facts, let's hear it, otherwise it's opinion, and you should be clear about that as well.

Originally Posted by Douglas.Curtis

LOL, seriously? Neem, Neem seed meal and azadirachtin products are the GO TO products for combating mites in Colorado. I've lived here for 7+ years now. Look at ANY thread on the net, where cannabis and mites are concerned, and aza/neem products are the top most recommended products. On what planet do you live where aza is *not* in the majority of the cannabis you consume?

(Oh... you live in a non-medical state where growers haven't started sharing genetics and mites yet? Wait... aza will come to your area.)

Statistics... lol +1 buddy!

[Douglas.Curtis]

Originally Posted by redlaser

Sounds like you have zero statistics, studies, or any other peer reviewed work to back up your grandiose claim of "The majority of Colorado cannabis contains neem products".

In the future you should probably qualify your neem claims with the fact that your knowledge is based on Internet thread searches.

Believe it or not, people that don't spend a lot of time on the internet may stumble upon your ramblings and actually believe you have some sort of a clue, when in reality you are spouting unsupported speculation as fact.

If you can back up viewpoints with facts, let's hear it, otherwise it's opinion, and you should be clear about that as well.

I'm perfectly ok with you not believing I know what I'm talking about. Not my problem. I'm also perfectly happy knowing I'm sensitive enough to detect it and that my efforts online have helped quite a few people. I've been dealing with it for 10 years, through three medical states, and lots of sources. The "internet searches" only began a couple years ago. lol

In time, the studies will match what I have posted. Zero doubt, only a matter time.

Thanks for chiming in.

[EastFortRock]

The thread title says if you're unhappy in a legal state, post . I'm unhappy because I can grow some weed without law enforcement breaking down my door, but I can't consume it very often (only if I'm not going back to work for days) , because of stupid job drug testing !

[Douglas.Curtis]

Originally Posted by EastFortRock

The thread title says if you're unhappy in a legal state, post . I'm unhappy because I can grow some weed without law enforcement breaking down my door, but I can't consume it very often (only if I'm not going back to work for days) , because of stupid job drug testing !

Rapin's, in Cortez. I mean Slaven's, the True Value there. Talked to a kid working for them. $9.25/hr and they drug test.

Lots of progressive companies in Colorado, other than that one. Still a lot of dinosaurs though.

[MJPassion]

Originally Posted by redlaser

Sounds like you have zero statistics, studies, or any other peer reviewed work to back up your grandiose claim of "The majority of Colorado cannabis contains neem products".

In the future you should probably qualify your neem claims with the fact that your knowledge is based on Internet thread searches.

Believe it or not, people that don't spend a lot of time on the internet may stumble upon your ramblings and actually believe you have some sort of a clue, when in reality you are spouting unsupported speculation as fact.

If you can back up viewpoints with facts, let's hear it, otherwise it's opinion, and you should be clear about that as well.

I visit the dispos once in a while & typically spend my time looking at the labels...

I ain't seen one yet that did not list some form of neem product.

[Barn Owl]

I will say that I am not happy with how Nevada dispensaries got greedy and spiked all prices when recreational went legal. Now it is about 400 an OZ or more for the top shelf. Right before that it was half that for medical. Medical prices went up. It was quite clear that "compassion" was always a joke in this business. Plus, you can't grow legal in Nevada if you live 25 miles from one of their price hiking joints! I actually can, I am way out there, but really an bummed about the Nevada Weed Mafia.