Venom OG Kush is a very heavy indica crossed between (Afghan Dream x Durban Poison) x OG Kush (Chemdawg x (Lemon Thai x Hindu Kush), you could say it the whole buffet in one. The buds are really dense and dark green, but covered in beautiful crystals. The smell will fill a room, very skunk and kush like with a piney touch to it. The taste is kind of spicy that hits your lungs and has a woody taste with a hint of pine. The high is definetly a creeper, but once it hits you it will leave you couch locked. Good strain for anxiety, insomnia, head aches, pain relief and getting an appetite.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Cream Caramel
Cream Caramel is 90% Indica and 10% and it comes from BlueBlack X Skunk #1 X Maple Leaf Indica. The buds are heavily coated with resin and very dense with white shiny crystals. The smell is unique. It has a spicy sweet scent. The taste is smooth and sweet, like caramel, with a spicy aftertaste. You feel the high almost instantly and it hits you hard. Great for stay at home evenings just relaxing and watching T.V. or reading a book. This strain is used to induce relaxation and act as an antidepressant .
Senate in New Hampshire Accepts Medical Marijuana Bill
The New Hampshire Senate has passed a bill that would allow a home cultivation approach to medical marijuana, however Gov. John Lynch’s promised veto could be impossible
On Wednesday night, the Senate passed legislation 13 to11 to allow a patient with a “debilitating medical condition” or that patient’s designated caretaker to cultivate and possess up to six ounces of marijuana, four mature plants and 12 seedlings at a registered “cultivation location.” It would allow the patient or caregiver to possess two ounces elsewhere.
Several traditional opponents have supported the bill, but didn’t get the two-thirds majority needed for a veto override. The bill now goes to the House, which passed a different medical marijuana bill last year 221 to 96.
No More Medical Pot Use on Arizona Universities
The legislators in Phoenix, AZ have approved a bill to prohibit use or possession of medical marijuana at public universities, community colleges or child-care facilities. On Wednesday, a Senate vote of 28-2 which means the bill goes next to Gov. Jan Brewer.
Supporters included university officials and prosecutors, while the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona opposed the bill’s prohibition for higher education institutions. The House and Senate both approved the bill by the three-quarters votes needed because the legislation relates to a voter-approved law.
However, an Arizona Medical Marijuana Association spokesman predicts that the new legislation will be challenged either by his group or somebody else on grounds that it violates a constitutional protection for voter-approved laws.
Association spokesman Joe Yuhas says the voter-approved medical marijuana 2010 law doesn’t allow the new legislation’s restrictions.
Larimer County Town Accepting Dispensary Applications
In the town of Berthoud, Co., medical marijuana is not frowned on. The town is accepting new medical dispensary applications and if you are a caregiver or an individual patient who grows your own pot, you will be required to register with the town of Berthoud.
On Tuesday night, the town board unanimously approved new medical marijuana rules at in a meeting with two members who reiterated that they would have preferred the issue go to voters but realize they previously lost that battle. As of now, Berthoud has one existing dispensary which has operated without issue.
Despite interest from other possible businesses, the town closed the application process while the state solidified rules of operation. Now that the state regulations are in place, the town board decided to reopen the application process.
Maine Dispensary Opening Under the Radar
The first medical marijuana dispensary in Portland, Maine announced Wednesday that they quietly have begun serving patients at a new locations. This was one of four dispensaries that have opened this year. The facility is around 6,500 square foot and is by Wellness Connection of Maine under the provisions of a 2009 state law which has allowed eight medical marijuana distribution sites across Maine.
Rebecca DeKeuster, executive director of Wellness Connection of Maine, said her organization is opting for a low-key opening at its Portland facility, saying in a statement that no grand opening is planned and that an open house for community leaders and “educational events” are scheduled for later in the year.
The proposed Portland location got some heat in 2011 when Maine Medical Use of Marijuana Program Manager John Thiele expressed concerns about the facility’s planned “vapor lounge,” where patients could sit and breathe in marijuana-based medicinal compounds while avoiding the respiratory and carcinogenic risks associated with smoking.
Wellness Connection of Maine, which previously did business as Northeast Patients Group, dropped plans for the vapor lounge in response to Thiele’s concerns the room would become a hangout.
In a statement released by Wellness Connection of Maine, Portland dispensary manager Diane Schinella said she expects the location to serve more than 100 patients in its first few months of operation, with plans to hire as many as eight employees there within the first six months.
Only qualified patients are allowed to enter the dispensaries, which are state regulated and permitted. Patients can seek doctors’ prescriptions of marijuana to help ease the pain of chronic illnesses.
Medical Marijuana Bill Takes a Step Forward In Tennessee
Things are looking bright for the medical marijuana future in Tennessee. On Tuesday, The House Health Subcommittee approved the measure on a voice vote for legal marijuana that has failed in the previous years.
Democratic Rep. Jeanne Richardson of Memphis, the bill’s main sponsor, said the measure would create the toughest access standards among the states that have enacted similar laws.
In Richardson’s words: “Medical cannabis is no longer a radical idea — this is not Cheech and Chong with a bong.” Republican Rep. Joey Hensley, a Hohenwald physician, raised concerns that doctors aren’t trained on how to prescribe marijuana.
The companion bill has yet to be scheduled for a hearing in the Senate Government Operations Committee.
Man Robbed by Ninjas for his Marijuana
Two people dressed up in ninja costumes robbed a medical marijuana delivery man according to police in West Covina, CA. It is not reported how much marijuana and money was taken, but it is being investigated.
Police Lt. Alan Henley told the San Gabriel Valley Tribune the victim had just made a delivery to a patient on South Sunset Avenue and was headed to his car when the pair confronted him and chased him with batons. Henley says the attack took place just before 10 p.m. Friday.
Henley says the victim, in his 40s, was scared and dropped a bag containing marijuana and money and the attackers took it. The lieutenant says he knows of no other ninja-style thefts recently.
Hydronic Store Meeting Medical Marijuana Patients Needs
Alex Wong, an entrepreneur, is starting a franchise of the hydroponics store WeGrow to help people grow marijuana. After watching his mother suffer for cancer and no medicines helping, but marijuana, Wong decided open his own store to help move the medical marijuana colony forward.
The store’s chain has locations in California and Arizona that sells everything you need to cultivate and consume the plant. Because individuals in Washington will not be allowed to grow marijuana, W ong expects his sales of supplies such as soil, fertilizer and grow lights will come from the city’s certified cultivators — the list of up to 10 will be announced by the Department of Health on Friday. The same day, weGrow will host its grand opening with a news conference at 1:30 p.m., followed by an open house until 6:30 p.m.
But Wong expects patients to take advantage of the educational programming, including cooking demonstrations and indoor-gardening workshops (techniques for marijuana also work for tomatoes), and other resources at the store, such as a board helping connect them with caregivers willing to run errands.
Lin Sanity OG Getting Some Heat
A new type of marijuana has hit the dispensaries after the New York Knicks superstar, Jeremy Lin, exploded this year. The new strain is being called “Lin Sanity OG”. But, its getting a lot of heat from Jeremy Lins Lawyers.
His lawyers for have a message for those dealing “Linsanity’ medical marijuana: you are one toke over the line. “Their enthusiasm for Jeremy Lin got ahead of their understanding of the law,” said Pamela Deese of the Washington, D.C., firm Arent Fox.
Several California dispensaries have gotten cease-and-desist letters and are also being asked for letters of apologies. The news of the marijuana first surfaced in tweets by entertainment stars Rick Ross and Stalley. The product was going for $60 for an eighth of an ounce.
“You can’t file a trademark when there’s a clear connection to someone else’s name,” Deese said. “In this case, Jeremy Lin has the right to his name and related names and marks, as well as his signature, voice and likeness. That’s all part of his intellectual property.”