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Las Vegas Herb - Firemon - 07-02-2017
Nevada marijuana sales underway.
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/07/02/us/nevada-recreational-marijuana-goes-on-sale/index.html
RE: Las Vegas Herb - Firemon - 07-08-2017
I swear I'm not making this up.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/07/08/nevada-dispensaries-running-out-marijuana/461553001/
RENO — Nevada dispensaries licensed to sell recreational marijuana are running out of pot less than a week after the legal market came to life, according to the state Department of Taxation.
On Friday, taxation officials announced that Gov. Brian Sandoval had endorsed the department's "statement of emergency," allowing state officials to consider adopting an emergency marijuana regulation that could alleviate the shortage.
RE: Las Vegas Herb - Aquavit - 07-13-2017
That "emergency" alleviation including importing from Northern Cal. Haven't heard if it actually happened - apparently despite a stubborn Federal Government Cannabis CAN cross state lines between two cooperating states. Since adopting Medical in Nevada they have been the only state to reciprocate with others, California being one of them. So when we were in Vegas last year we could have used our California cards in their dispensary (we didn't).
I happen to know weed production is HUGE in Nevada but its all indoor or mixed light and no where near the quality of good outdoor NorCal bud. A cooperative alliance between the two states can really help all involved in the Cannabis business here, especially the farmers, because our new regulations are about to squash the quality we are known for and make it VERY expensive to participate in this growing business. Importing weed to Nevada will allow all to make more money (putting it very simply).
RE: Las Vegas Herb - shipmaster - 07-14-2017
On a recent trip to Oregon/Washington I was surprised to see that indoor grown hybrids were selling for a higher price than outdoor grown
RE: Las Vegas Herb - Firemon - 07-15-2017
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/marijuana-sales-give-nevada-a-taste-of-the-green-rush-but-high-demand-outstrips-supply/ar-BBEqE4E?li=AA4ZnC&ocid=spartandhp
RE: Las Vegas Herb - Aquavit - 07-16-2017
That has been traditionally the case - indoor costs more than outdoor because it costs more to grow (the electric bills on a legit indoor operation is through the roof! The more "cool kids" in California are going solar on their operations but that's costly at the outset). Recently there's been a demand for the good ol' old school organic outdoor that California is famous for, especially now that the entire plant is used/processed in some way - no waste!
Most states don't have a lot of success with outdoor growing, Colorado for example - very short outdoor season, not the right conditions - that's something unique to Northern California and certain parts of Oregon. So until California outdoor can be imported into other states, you are looking at mostly local indoor strains available in place like Oregon and Washington and Nevada.