Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
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Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
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Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#2Good. My retirement plan is to have a "pick your weed" style plantation, similar to the "pick your strawberries" fields. probably have to think about pricing for product used on site.
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#3Good. My retirement plan is to have a "pick your weed" style plantation, similar to the "pick your strawberries" fields. probably have to think about pricing for product used on site.
Picked ganja still needs to be cured, like tobacco. Love the idea, though. I'd visit.
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#4Good. My retirement plan is to have a "pick your weed" style plantation, similar to the "pick your strawberries" fields. probably have to think about pricing for product used on site.
Picked ganja still needs to be cured, like tobacco. Love the idea, though. I'd visit.
we will have the fresh picked one for people to cure at home, and some choice snacks and herbs to enjoy onsite. Probably also a cooperation with local bakeries for the munchies :)
so far, it is nothing but a dream, however we own a pretty decent plot of land where you can't build anything because it is in a water protection zone. great soil, though.
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#5Good. My retirement plan is to have a "pick your weed" style plantation, similar to the "pick your strawberries" fields. probably have to think about pricing for product used on site.
There is no way this would be legal. No chance.
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#6Good. My retirement plan is to have a "pick your weed" style plantation, similar to the "pick your strawberries" fields. probably have to think about pricing for product used on site.
As an insomniac who doesn’t live in Germany, I’m jealous!
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Picked ganja still needs to be cured, like tobacco. Love the idea, though. I'd visit.
we will have the fresh picked one for people to cure at home, and some choice snacks and herbs to enjoy onsite. Probably also a cooperation with local bakeries for the munchies :) so far, it is nothing but a dream, however we own a pretty decent plot of land where you can't build anything because it is in a water protection zone. great soil, though.
I don’t think this would work well because of the relatively small harvesting window for flowers. Assuming that it’s an outdoor farm, you’d also have to contend with frost and other factors that could destroy the harvest. I think it would be nice to have a farm that people could visit though and learn about the process. Another idea that I’ve considered before would be to rent a small plot of land on a larger farm, and pay a fee to have someone else grow and harvest the plant for you. Finally, I think there’s a market for a harvesting service, where people bring in whole plants, unharvested, an the company fully processes the plant (trims and cures the flower, makes bubble hash or shatter from the leaves, etc.)
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#8Good. Time to finally put those dealers in Görli (largely) out of business.
For non-locals: that's Görlitzer Park, Berlin, which has largely been owned (and rendered nearly useless) by the dealers for several years now (along with the neighboring streets, and a good chunk of the recreational land on the canal zone nearby).
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#9Good. Time to finally put those dealers in Görli (largely) out of business. For non-locals: that's Görlitzer Park, Berlin, which has largely been owned (and rendered nearly useless) by the dealers for several years now (along with the neighboring streets, and a good chunk of the recreational land on the canal zone nearby).
How did they render it useless? I don't know anything about this but I'm picking up "no one goes there anymore it's too crowded" vibes.
Re: Germany Will Move Forward with Marijuana Legalization
#10Good. Time to finally put those dealers in Görli (largely) out of business. For non-locals: that's Görlitzer Park, Berlin, which has largely been owned (and rendered nearly useless) by the dealers for several years now (along with the neighboring streets, and a good chunk of the recreational land on the canal zone nearby).
How did they render it useless? I don't know anything about this but I'm picking up "no one goes there anymore it's too crowded" vibes.
I just go by own impressions - which are that it feels skivvy as all get out to walk through, or in the general vicinity of that park.
Hence, rendering it basically useless as a "park".