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Never been to their store, but I protest these guys because of their bad buisness practice. They lied to a my close friend, told him they signed him up as a caregiver for their patients, after he finished his grow, he called up the registry and found out they never did.

fair price is whatever you are willing to pay. the shops iv'e had experience with here (c springs) charge $60 + tax for stuff that is inferior to what i can find on my own for $50. watch out for dispensaries who make you sign them over with the state as your caregiver, and still overcharge you.

It depends on the dispensary. My friend worked out a deal with the Trichome Health Consultants in Colorado Springs, where he would grow for them, and they would provide him with 10 additional cards. After they told him he was signed up, he started his grow of 24 plants. Once he finished, he...

could be spider mites, check the bottoms of the damaged leaves for mites & webs. you may need a magnifying lens if it is mites, treating the leaves (especially the bottoms) should help.

It should be no problem, just make sure you get the required 3 notes. (thanks for claifying that goodxxxgirl) worst case scenerio, go to a doctor, get an exam, maybe x-rays. that should be enough?

im not sure how it works in CA, but here in CO, the medicinal registry is private - nobody is allowed to tell the nursing board she has a card. if she ends up pissing hot on a random test, it may not save her job (then again, it just may.), but it would probably save her license.

They are the same stuff, just labeled differently. i just did a little research on it, the discrepancy comes from the Direct, vs. Total NPK levels. (i have the 1.8-.1-6.6 labeled bottles as well) look at this chart: http://www.getupandgrow.ie/pdfs/npk_levels_biobizz_products.pdf also, feeding...

To get your card through the THC Foundation, the will most likely want to see a more current treatment history. They want a record of your condition, and need to see that it is current. I have a friend with a similar injury, they asked him to provide 3 examples of his medical reports. I *think*...

Sunrise - technically, there is no limit. you can have "more" if your situation requires - but this is simply an affirmative defense. the police may take all your extra plants, and charge you for them. you and your doctor can argue to the court that you needed that many plants. if your doc...

you absolutely qualify. the easiest way to get it would be to gather all of your relevant medical information, and contact the THC Foundation.

6 plants, with no more than 3 of them flowering. there is no policy regarding roommates. police could try to charge them for your plants. http://sensiblecolorado.org/mm/faqs/legal-info/