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Getting a card in Colorado...

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by Mahoney, Apr 5, 2009.

  1. #1 Mahoney, Apr 5, 2009
    ...is the first step. Leave the caregiving section blank so you can take time to find the best and most affordable caregiving available.

    It's bewildering to begin - I know! What you need is high quality affordable meds grown organically. You need a dependable caregiver! Some of the dispensaries are a little disappointing - in regard to quality and price. Many will not grow the wonderful sativas as they take so long to finish and have rather low yields. Not me!

    I am a grower looking to expand my grow to a larger room. I figure I can accommodate three or four patients. I grow organically for the highest quality and smoothest taste. If you haven't had access to the high end organic, you are in for a treat. I used the street cannabis for decades and never had this kind of quality...

    If you are new to MMJ in CO - even if you don't need caregiving - shoot me a pm. I will try to answer your questions.
     

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