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There is a potent case to be made for the budding industry of Marijuana for 2020. There has been a pretty big growth spike in the industry as of 2019 since more countries are legalizing the recreational use of weed. Watch this video to find out more about the industry’s progress and increasing consumer base. Who knows how high this industry could go??
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In this video I talk about the advantages of growing cannabis autoflower for beginners or first time growers. The experience is very rewarding and relatively easy, and there is nothing like smoking autoflowering weed that you cultivated yourself!
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At this time in Australia, only a “defined group of patients” have access to medicinal cannabis, including children with “severe intractable epilepsy”. But while the government embarks on the long process of implementing legal medicinal cannabis schemes for those beyond the current legislation, desperate patients have been forced to source medicine from the black market.
In Stealthcare, VICE embeds with illegal growers and the patients they service, exploring the issues surrounding access to medicinal cannabis. These growers, essentially cannabis enthusiasts, often donate their product for little or no cost, at great personal risk. Scarred by jealous drug dealers, police raids and government persecution, these “Compassion Clubs” are forced to operate on the black market where they can deliver the medicine to sufferers.
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The National is CBC Television’s flagship news program. Airing seven days a week, the show delivers news, feature documentaries and analysis from some of Canada’s leading journalists.
Pete Evans joins Sunday Night as a special guest reporter to weigh up the pros and cons of the cannabis. It’s been claimed to save lives, but are there dangerous consequences? Decide for yourself.
This story originally aired on the 4th August 2019.
This documentary Depicts the cultivation of legal medical Cannabis in the state of California. Caligreen channel insist that you do not attempt to recreate any of the activities shown within this video.
#outdoorgrow #cannabis #flowernutrients Hello everyone and thanks for joining me back.remember that we are a legal marijuana grow and this is our farm and how we do it every single row is a little bit different. Every single plant is different. cannabis has flowers so that is what we are going to try to make bigger and better. today we are talkin about week three and week 4 of flower and upping the nutrients we want bigger buds that are sweeter and taste better. well how do we get that well there are couple ingredients that I talked about in my video and I will leave the links below. Sometimes I use molasses. Pottasium and phosphorus is very important too. Along with foliar sprays. Green magic is what we like to make naturally. but if you just get some to start and see how it works cause it does lol 😂 then get some
if you buy off the links it does help since YouTube doesn’t pay well for weed grow videos lol it’s basically like a nice tip to me for my education 😁 lol IDK thanks everyone anyone’s I’m high!
A CONTROVERSIAL group of women who say smoking marijuana makes them better parents meet for a cannabis infused dinner party in Beverly Hills, California. The ‘marijuana moms’ are one of a number of groups popping up all over California where medicinal marijuana use is legal. Mum-of-two Cheryl Shuman hosts parties every month where women can try new strains of the drug. Fellow group member January Thomas smokes marijuana up to five times per day while looking after her 2-year-old daughter, Zeena.
Videographer / Director: Laurentiu Garofeanu
Producer: Jack Mckay
Editor: Ben Churcher
#outdoorgrow #marijuana #cannabis This is our video of week 2 of flower. This is our big outdoor grow of marijuana in our garden. we are trying to show you different educational and resources so that if you are growing any plant you can be successful. Week two of flower is fun different strains smells. This is the last time you should be topping and cloning to save strains. It’s important to know genetics and when these are going to finish flowering. Flowering is different for every strain.
Preserving your bud can be tricky — on the one hand, you don’t want it to dry out and lose its potency, and on the other, if there’s too much moisture in the atmosphere, mold or mildew might develop. That said, when stored properly, cannabis can last up to three years. And remember, to further preserve your bud, don’t grind it before you put it away.
Cresco Labs is a medical marijuana indoor growing lab that serves the Illinois market. It is located in Joliet, Illinois. It produces all products that fall under the medical marijuana umbrella. From brownies, gummies, oils to pre-rolled joints.
The Oregonian/OregonLive set out to grow four marijuana plants when cannabis became legal to consume and grow recreationally in Oregon on July 1st, 2016. More than 9,000 pictures were taken over the course of six months to create this time lapse.
ET Special Correspondent Jay Williams sits down with Ricki Lake for a one-on-one interview about her new controversial documentary project, Weed The People, for which she also serves as Executive Producer.
We are looking at Regular cannabis seeds and Feminised cannabis seeds to talk about the Sexing process and the Pros and cons of the two.
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James Bowman grows for more medical marijuana patients than any grower in Oregon. His farm, located in Jackson County, this year will produce pot for 200 medical marijuana patients.
Thailand, known for its tough policies against drug trafficking, is taking a page from Canada and other countries and is seeking to lead the way in Asia in legalizing medical marijuana.
In this episode of Canna Cribs, the growersnetwork.org team visits a 60,000 sq. ft. growing operation in Spokane, Washington to unveil the products and growing methodologies that help Grow Op Farms/Phat Panda grow successfully at scale.
Director: Jason Sikorsky
Producer/Camera Operator: Mike Rodriguez
Editor: Bao Nguyen
Camera Operator: Nicholas Watts
Still Photography: Josh Wallace
Sound: Michael Cottrell
Graphic Designers: Andrew Lucas & Timothy Martin
Sound Editor: Unbridled Studio
Writer: Hunter Wilson
Developed by the first and only private, vetted forum for cannabis professionals: http://growersnetwork.org/
A trainee doctor has hung up his white coat – to become a cannabis chef. Chris Sayegh was in the second year of his medical degree when he decided to combine his love for fine food with his penchant for cannabis. The 24-year-old ‘Herbal Chef’ from L.A. infuses the drug into every serving at his ten-course fine dining experience. His customers include everyone from accountants to congressmen who enjoy five star munchies for up to $500 a head. Chris says that diners are changing their brain chemistry with each bite, creating a ‘cerebral experience’ thanks to the highest quality ingredients – and a helping of weed.
Videographer / director: Joel Forrest
Producer: Emma Pearson, Ruby Coote
Editor: James Thorne
Last year, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd claimed she thought she was going to die after she ate a pot candy bar in her Denver hotel room. The incident highlighted Colorado’s on-going debate about regulating the amount of THC—the ingredient responsible for marijuana’s psychoactive effects—in all cannabis-laced edibles.
Colorado now has a 100 mg THC cap per unit on all edibles, with 5 mg being the recommended dose.
We decided to conduct our own, unscientific test about the effects of THC levels found in edibles using one, marijuana-friendly couple. We wondered, does consuming an entire pot candy bar in fact produce the same effects that Dowd experienced last year?
Watch the clip above to find out what happens when they eat a combined 110 mg of THC.
Sixteen states have passed laws that allow patients to use medical marijuana to treat side effects of various illnesses, but now some are moving to either limit or repeal those laws. Anna Rau of Montana PBS reports.
The good news is you can’t lethally overdose on cannabis, but you can certainly overdo it. While marijuana’s therapeutic index is 40,000:1, meaning that you couldn’t physically even consume enough cannabis to kill you, if you do happen to smoke or eat “too much,” you might find yourself feeling paranoid, hungry, or freaked out. Don’t worry however — make sure you’re in a comfortable environment with trusted friends, and if it’s available, try some CBD to take the edge off what could be an uncomfortable THC high.
