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farmerlion · 04-25-2017, 12:51 AM

Gmack, Not all growers go down that road. It is just as bad throughout Colorado and California. Chimera is one of the most respected growers in the world. I have enjoyed his genetics many times. Highland Oaxacan x Blueberry is world class. That said not every grower in Canada is Chimera. There are a lot of people pushing poorly grown nuked crap. If your not one of them Thank you... Peace

Gmack · 04-25-2017, 01:46 AM

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Gmack, Not all growers go down that road. It is just as bad throughout Colorado and California. Chimera is one of the most respected growers in the world. I have enjoyed his genetics many times. Highland Oaxacan x Blueberry is world class. That said not every grower in Canada is Chimera. There are a lot of people pushing poorly grown nuked crap. If your not one of them Thank you... Peace

Exactly the crap they can't sell up here was being shipped south to states that were getting mostly Mexican brick. Most of the junk is/was being grown by Asian gangs who use people brought in on tourist visas. If you ever come up to Manitoba send me a message eh!

farmerlion · 04-28-2017, 06:41 AM

I wish you well my friend. I used to go through a lot. Hauling heavy equipment from Edmonton back to Minot. Service it then haul it to McAllen Texas to be sold at a dealer down there. Made the trip every two weeks. I was able to see Rick Emit playing at West Edmonton Mall in the joint. What a blast! I have not been back since 911. I'm trying to get my new greenhouse set up while I have a few days off from work. My work truck is in shop so timing is working out pretty good. Peace

farmerlion · 05-02-2017, 02:49 AM

ND Governor Bergum has spoken out in support of legalized Marijuana. As long as it's a cash crop there will be cartel operations and violence involved in this industry. He is a billionaire business man much like Trump. Yet he gets it. Peace

farmerlion · 05-18-2017, 03:58 AM

Ok here is the major drawback of our new MMJ. IMO With the $100,000 license application fee. Before the first plant is even sown. The growers are forced to recover their money. This price for a license is much to high to have a broad base of genetics. Now only the fastest turn around on flowering cycles will be implemented. Auto flowering this and that with only 100% Indica genetics will be grown. This also forces the grows to be inside and not in a greenhouse. Now your medicine gets no natural sunlight. It becomes mass production for quantity and quality is the sales pitch you will be told. Not everything to be learned about medical marijuana is in the Indica family. The Sativa side has a very broad terpine profile that is getting pushed to the side. Only when we allow more growers at a price consistent with the national average will North Dakotans really benefit from MMJ. It may come in time, but what a shame our legislators crippled this measure without any knowledge of what they were doing. May you all be blessed in everything you do. Peace

04-28-2017, 06:41 AM	#23
farmerlion IC Mag Supporter Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: BADLANDS Posts: 1,662	I wish you well my friend. I used to go through a lot. Hauling heavy equipment from Edmonton back to Minot. Service it then haul it to McAllen Texas to be sold at a dealer down there. Made the trip every two weeks. I was able to see Rick Emit playing at West Edmonton Mall in the joint. What a blast! I have not been back since 911. I'm trying to get my new greenhouse set up while I have a few days off from work. My work truck is in shop so timing is working out pretty good. Peace
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04-25-2017, 12:51 AM	#21
farmerlion IC Mag Supporter Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: BADLANDS Posts: 1,662	Gmack, Not all growers go down that road. It is just as bad throughout Colorado and California. Chimera is one of the most respected growers in the world. I have enjoyed his genetics many times. Highland Oaxacan x Blueberry is world class. That said not every grower in Canada is Chimera. There are a lot of people pushing poorly grown nuked crap. If your not one of them Thank you... Peace
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05-02-2017, 02:49 AM	#24
farmerlion IC Mag Supporter Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: BADLANDS Posts: 1,662	ND Governor Bergum has spoken out in support of legalized Marijuana. As long as it's a cash crop there will be cartel operations and violence involved in this industry. He is a billionaire business man much like Trump. Yet he gets it. Peace
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05-18-2017, 03:58 AM	#25
farmerlion IC Mag Supporter Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: BADLANDS Posts: 1,662	Ok here is the major drawback of our new MMJ. IMO With the $100,000 license application fee. Before the first plant is even sown. The growers are forced to recover their money. This price for a license is much to high to have a broad base of genetics. Now only the fastest turn around on flowering cycles will be implemented. Auto flowering this and that with only 100% Indica genetics will be grown. This also forces the grows to be inside and not in a greenhouse. Now your medicine gets no natural sunlight. It becomes mass production for quantity and quality is the sales pitch you will be told. Not everything to be learned about medical marijuana is in the Indica family. The Sativa side has a very broad terpine profile that is getting pushed to the side. Only when we allow more growers at a price consistent with the national average will North Dakotans really benefit from MMJ. It may come in time, but what a shame our legislators crippled this measure without any knowledge of what they were doing. May you all be blessed in everything you do. Peace
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