Legal Cannabis States and Cannabis Valuation

[Medfinder]

Looking at OTC legal cannabis here in socal I've seen in the last few months the donation amounts for legal and medical cannabis drop to prices that make indoor lighting grows become reduced.

Huge greenhouse grows going up al;l over the socal area and with some smaller operations collapsing and selling equipment on many sites cheap.

what are the answers to still having an small op and a demand for product?

my opinion...

1. unique strain.

2. grown to full expression.

3. more exposure on social media.

4. possable testing of product?

5. JUST GROW YOUR OWN.

your input would be appreciated thank you.

[Muleskinner]

just do the things that large-scale production growers can't do. Use organic soil whole-nutrient medium. Use no chemical pesticides or fertilizers. Hand-trim.

personally I've become accustomed to my own organic-soil herb for years and pretty much all commersh weed tastes bad to me.

[99PerCent]

If you are doing this to make money, hold on tight. Rough roads ahead.

If you are doing this for your own medicinal needs / recreational use, shoot for high quality.

[legalcanada]

yeah it depends on what you're doing.. if you're selling to dispensaries they almost exclusively care about the high THC results and bag appeal.. if you're consistently hitting 25-30% THC with a tight hand trim and good cure you'll always be able to find a buyer at a good price

[ReikoX]

There is now doubt that the price of cannabis has been dropping dramatically as it becomes more and more legal. Once it is treated like an agricultural crop, prices could drop as low as tomatoes. Very few people make a living growing tomatoes, but many enjoy growing them anyway.

I have a feeling that it will become like wine or beer. You will have your mass produced product marketed to the masses, and then you will have your craft products marketed toward conisours.

[legalcanada]

idk that would be like $5 per pound... i think it should be the same as any other agricultural crop like wheat or tomatos but i don't think it'll ever be like that in canada, otherwise all these LPs which invested hundreds of millions would go broke, and they're all owned by cronies of the leading liberal party.. they're trying to maintain former black market prices of $10 per gram

they'll never let your average farmer plant a whole field of cannabis up here, not any time soon at least