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Marijuana Growing Guide Free Library Marijuana Growing Guide Free Library helps everyone learn how to grow marijuana plant hydroponics. Welcome, the spirit is to help medicinal cannabis patients and horticulturalists grow the most potent marijuana plants legally possible. Growing marijuana indoors in your own space, greenhouse or outdoor garden is not overly difficult but attention to detail is needed. You will find only the best online information on marijuana seeds, germination, marijuana plant sexing, marijuana growing equipment of today, hydroponic techniques, indoor cultivation, ou -
I Just smoked, my desription of how I feel at this moment; Ok so I just smoked a joint of a strain called Super Bee, a card holding friend stopped by to give it a try cause I was having some pretty bad back spams, and saw no sleep in my future. So its been about lets say 10 minutes give or take, Once we started smoking I could instanly taste what would be desribed as earthy, with a pine flavor and smell?. Got to be around the 3rd hit and the buzz effect starting to kick in, were about 1/2 way done with the joint at this point. I at this point start to feel my spasms in my back begi
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So every day I read more and more about dispensaries, and government this and that.. LEOs hate this law due to lack of funding stemming from Marijuana arrests.. I was theorizing this morning with a buddy of mine.. I can see it now, the Government run dispensaries will cancel out our rights to grow our own, which in turn will put a halt to the "legal home grow" That will satisfy LEO cause they will now be able to raid each suspected home that has a grow and seize all the equipment and still get to charge you with a cannabis related charge. seems to be looking up for the big guys imo..
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Medical Marijuana Using Canadian Mountie Under Fire A Canadian Mounted Police Officer who is also a medical marijuana patient is under fire from anti-marijuana activists who believe he should not be able to keep his job. Corporal Ronald Francis began using medical marijuana on November 4 for job-related stress. Francis believes he should be allowed to smoke medical marijuana while in uniform, but his superiors believe that smoking medical marijuana could tarnish the mounted police’s reputation. Cannabis advocates are arguing that employers, including the RCMP, need to better unde
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UK Police Find $1 Million of Marijuana in Nuclear Bunker On Wednesday morning, UK police made a huge raid at a large, well-equipped marijuana growing operation in the Drakelow Tunnels, which were used as a nuclear bunker for government officials in the 1950s in case of a nuclear attack. The grow was underneath the English town of Kidderminster. A total of 400 marijuana plans were discovered, estimated to be worth just over $1 million. The factory had hydroponic equipment, heating, lighting, and ventilation fans. The operation utilized 30 police officers and K9 units. Kevin P
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Denver City Council Votes Against Marijuana in Public View on Private Property On Monday night, the Denver, Co. City Council voted to approve an ordinance that would ban people from using marijuana in a private yard or on a balcony if the users could be seen from a street or a sidewalk. This could keep people from smoking marijuana on their front porch or in a backyard that is not surrounded by fencing. The measure was passed on first reading with a 7-5 vote. “Everyone up here tonight is going to make some enemies,” Councilman Charlie Brown told his colleagues. While outspoken on
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New York to Hold Medical Marijuana Hearings In December, the state of New York will hold public hearings in Buffalo and Mineola on legalizing marijuana for medical purposes. The hearings are part of lawmaker efforts to get voters on board with the idea of legalizing medical marijuana. A bill proposed by Senator Diane Savino and Assemblyman Richard Gottfriend would regulate the sales and dispensing of medical marijuana. Under their proposal, physicians licensed to prescribe controlled substances could certify patients to use medical marijuana. Those patients would register with the
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Liberia Destroys Over 650 Pounds of Marijuana by Burning It Liberia’s Drug Enforcement Agency burned over 650 pounds of marijuana that was seized as part of a nationwide crackdown on drug traffickers. According to officials, the marijuana was smuggled into the country from Sierra Leone by a member of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s motorcade staff. It is estimated that the marijuana was worth $4 million. The presidential aide, Perry Dolo, used an official vehicle to transport the marijuana. He and at least three other men with whom he was traveling were arrested shortly after crossin
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Florida Couple Unknowingly Smuggles Marijuana From Louisiana A Florida couple unknowingly smuggled 11 pounds of marijuana to Louisiana after a strange series of events led them to be in possession of two locked suitcases that contained the weed. The situation began in July, when a package was delivered to the Louisiana vacation home of the Florida couple. The husband told the housekeeper that the delivery must have been a mistake and had her send it back to UPS. The package was later reshipped to the home by UPS, so the cleaning lady put it inside. During the couple’s recent trip t
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Marijuana Legalization Bill Fails in Maine On Thursday, the Maine State Legislature failed to pass a bill that would have legalized, taxed, and regulated recreational marijuana for individuals age 21 and older. The Legislative Council voted 5-5 on the measure, stopping it from moving forward to a full Senate vote. The marijuana legalization bill was introduced by Representative Diane Russell. This was Russell’s third time introducing the bill. Earlier this month, Portland, Me. voters passed a law legalizing the possession and use of marijuana by adults in city limits. However, whe
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So I have a illness I was born with that is is in line with a more recognizable name of hemophilia.. mine is a bit more rare and severe but along the same lines.. I bleed and don't clot. So I'm not supposed to take basically anything over the counter Motrin, aspirin NSAIDS.. things of that nature due to the fact they have a negative reaction to my disorder.. they make the blood even thinner than normal. and im far from normal.. So I did something not sure what to my knee its three times the size of the other, I had water on the knee before its a similar look and pain. anyway I feared to a int
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Fed Raids Seek Ties To Colombian Drug Cartels Denver -- Colorado marijuana businesses raided this week by federal agents are being investigated for a possible connection to Colombian drug cartels, sources told The Denver Post on Friday.Three sources, who have knowledge of the investigation, spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak. Investigators believe the businesses that were raided are all "one big operation," a source said. Read More..
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Poll: 82 Percent Favor Medical Marijuana Miami -- If a medical marijuana initiative makes Florida's ballot next year, it could pass with an astonishing 82 percent of the vote, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released Thursday that finds voters also favor outright legalization as well. Support for the proposed constitutional amendment is strong among voters of every political stripe, age and income level, with independents lending the most support: 88 percent, the poll shows. The overall 82-16 percent support for medical marijuana is the biggest to date. The previous high-
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Raids on Colorado Pot Hint at a Crackdown Colorado -- The coordinated raids of at least a dozen Denver dispensaries on Thursday are the latest federal law enforcement actions to occur in the wake of legalization votes last November in Colorado and Washington states. The coordinated raids in Colorado follow raids that took place in Washington this summer, and when analyzed side by side, the federal actions hint at an emerging pattern in organized pot crackdowns. Characterized by cooperation across multiple levels of government and timed to deliver maximum political effect, this new method
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World's First Recreational MJ Sales License Issued Colorado -- The world's first recreational marijuana retail license was granted to a dispensary in Colorado this week -- so start saving up, because the Rocky Mountain High will soon be for sale. Annie's, located in the mountain and gambling town of Central City, was the recipient of the historic license and posted this on their Facebook page earlier this week to celebrate: The Central City pot shop is owned by Strainwise, which owns eight dispensaries in Colorado and hopes all eight shops are approved for the recreational license, accord
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Details of WV Medical Marijuana Bill Emerge Charleston, W.Va. -- The first details about a proposal to legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes in West Virginia emerged on Wednesday during a legislative committee meeting. The legislature's Joint Health Committee was told during an interim meeting that a bill allowing the use of medical marijuana is being drafted for consideration in the upcoming legislative session. The National Conference of State Legislatures says 20 states and the District of Columbia allow the use of medical marijuana, though it's still prohibited under feder
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20 Thousand Pounds of Marijuana Seized at Arizona Border US Border Protection officials in Arizona seized over 20,000 pounds of marijuana at the Mariposa port of entry on the outskirts of Nogales. The seizure is being called the largest in Arizona. The marijuana’s estimated value is $10.1 million. The Mariposa port of entry to the United States is used primarily by commercial drivers, including trucks carrying Mexican produce to the US. Previously, the largest recorded marijuana seizure by the US Customs and Border Protection in Arizona was 14,121 pounds on January 15, 2013. [S
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Activist Group Planting Marijuana in Germany’s Public Parks In the German city of Gottingen, a group of marijuana activists is protesting against the nation’s “demonization” of pot by sowing several pounds of marijuana seeds throughout the city’s public parks and gardens. The group started their campaign in June. They call themselves “A Few Autonomous Flower Children” and claim that their planting is in protest of Germany’s “restrictive drug policies.” The group is now gaining more attention as their plants are finally beginning to bloom. Police are now fighting to keep the plan
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Mizeur To Propose Legalization of Marijuana Maryland -- Maryland Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Heather R. Mizeur on Tuesday will propose legalizing marijuana and using the tax revenue it generates to fund pre-kindergarten education, according to an advance copy of her plan. Mizeur, a Montgomery County delegate who faces Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown and Attorney General Douglas F. Gansler in next year’s Democratic primary, proposes that Maryland regulate marijuana much like it does alcohol. She estimates that taxing the drug could yield up to $157.5 million in new revenue for the state
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Don’t Treat MMJ Patients Like Recreational Users Washington -- Gov. Jay Inslee and the state’s legislators are poised to make history as they devise a plan to harmonize their medical cannabis program with one that allows anyone 21 or older to buy and possess marijuana. What Washington lawmakers decide will shape how patients are treated elsewhere in the nation. Inslee has shown courage implementing Initiative 502, pushing the federal government through letters and meetings to accept his state’s new adult-use marijuana law. As a congressman, he fought to protect the medical cannabis pro
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U.S. Attorneys in California Defy Obama on MMJ California -- Last week, the Alameda County (CA) Board of Supervisors passed a resolution asking the Federal government to, "end Federal interference on the municipal and state laws allowing medical marijuana, and... requests that President Obama begin a discussion about the potential benefits of reforming federal laws on marijuana use in all forms, including medicinal and recreational uses." Their desire for clarification and support on this issue is understandable. Two of the oldest and most respected dispensaries in California, Harbors
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Half of Wisconsin Voters Favor Marijuana Legalization, Lawmakers Not On Board A new poll by the Marquette University Law School shows that 49.7% of Wisconsin voters support the legalization of recreational marijuana. However, that does not mean that lawmakers are on the same page. In a recent interview, gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke was asked what she though about cannabis legalization. Although Burke has indicated that she could support legalizing medical marijuana, she answered, “I don’t think that’s where the people of Wisconsin are at.” Even lawmakers who have proposed med
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Washington Starts Accepting Applications for Recreational Marijuana Licenses On Monday, Washington State will begin accepting applications from individuals hoping to obtain a license to operate a recreational marijuana business. Applications will be accepted from hopeful growers, shop owners, and edible companies. For a period of thirty days, the state will accept applications. “This is a historic first,” said Beverly Crichfield of the Department of Revenue, which will start accepting the special marijuana business license applications Monday morning. They’ll be processed and forwarde
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Utah Doctors Endorse Medical Marijuana Tinctures This week, three Utah physicians wrote a letter to the state Controlled Substances Advisory Committee to endorse the use of medical marijuana for patients, including the use of marijuana tinctures for children suffering from debilitating illnesses, such as epilepsy. The letter was written by pediatric neurologist Dr. Francis Filloux. Filloux and his colleagues join a recent push by a Utah mother to change the state law to allow the use of cannabis oil extract. “The substance is not psychoactive or hallucinogenic,” Filloux said in his
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Let Floridians Vote on Medical Pot Florida -- Floridians deserve to know the truth about a proposal to legalize medical marijuana. Here it is: Some people want voters to decide whether pot should be allowed for medical purposes, as prescribed by a doctor. Some don't.Some of the state's most prominent leaders have lined up against a push to place medical marijuana on the 2014 state ballot. They argue the ballot language is deceptive, hiding the scope and permissiveness of the constitutional amendment. They demand it be kept off the ballot. Read More...
