Wild Bill

As long as you're on private property and no cash changes hands I believe you should be fine. Compassion clubs are primarily to put patients and caregivers into contact.

"The people of Michigan spoke - they wanted to have recreational marijuana - which is fine. We're just here to enforce the law of anything that's illegal," said Lt. Mike Shaw Translation: They forgot to give the State it's cut so we trashed their business.

https://psilabs.org/

Everything should be legal. It's none of the governments business what I possess or put in my body.

https://norml.org/legal/item/ohio-medical-marijuana-law I didn't see reciprocity mentioned in the Ohio law.

https://www.michiganmedicalmarijuana.org/ad_info/

Hold on to your hats! There is a new "high end" dispensary in Ferndale. It's medical, not recreational, but I had to share the prices. They had some bud that they were asking $65 a gram for. I didn't buy any.

I just ran across this video. It's an excellent introduction to propagating plants from cuttings. While it isn't cannabis specific it gives a great explanation of how the process works.

Which high THC strains do you typically use?

You just missed one.

1000 watt led .

https://www.wikileaf.com/thestash/arizona-marijuana-laws/

Which is it? Donation or reasonable price?

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