There are fourteen states within the Union that grant qualifying patients access to marijuana, each with their own laws and regulations. or lack thereof. Case in point- California's Republic.Another unrelated scenario involves another family member - my father-in-law. He owns a rental house and found that his tenant is growing five large marijuana

I have a new love -- and it's not a house or a man or a car. It's an edgy Showtime television suburban satire,"Weeds", in which Mary Louise Parker plays a widowed soccer mom, Nancy Botwin, in a fictional subdivision of Los Angeles called Agrestic. Nancy agonizes how she'll support her family in their lifestyle and struggles with her husband's sudde

AqueousChemist - I see one of the three John English supporters are here, so for the FOURTH time I issue this challenge: Though nothing smoked is harmless, enlighten me as to what makes cannabis so hazardous? We know as that is a schedule III substance that it is not the THC. So what chemical(s) are lurking in cannabis that makes it so dangerous? B

The decision to grow your own medical marijuana is a unique opportunity for patients wanting to defray cost. In California, (please check your State laws regarding medical marijuana) a qualified individual can cultivate 6 mature plants/ 12 immature plants, and have 8 ounces of dried marijuana available. As soon as you've obtained State info about m