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The focus is not really on the "commercial" part of it but the part where I don't necessarily have to do everything from the flower stage. In a similar vein, I don't think that Berliners and Barcelonians are churning their own butter because there isn't a shop selling butter already made, or knitting every sock they own because nobody sells socks. The US marijuana sector isn't even really heavily commercialized, ther…
You'll only find in NL, and even then, it's only (priced) for tourists. You have to accept that most facets of life aren't quite as convenient as in the states — but most European's hold that as a positive, not negative. Life is more authentic.
Mhmm. I would expect secondary products to only pop up once comprehensive legalization of recreational marijuana was achieved, since investing in the ways to make it at even small scale would only really make sense that way. After all, you can buy CBD products, and THC products are not that far removed.