Or any of a thousand other names we use for marijuana, will do.
\nI was reading my copy of “The Herb Quarterly” (Winter, 2003) and came across an article on the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
\nMarijuana used for medical purposes has been met with resistance around the world. The Netherlands is probably the best known exception. However, some patients in Canada are now receiving small amounts of government grown marijuana.
\nWhat caught my eye was that the California State Supreme Court has ruled that patients with a doctor’s note may use marijuana. However, federal law dictates that third parties may not supply people with the herb. Soooooo…..than means that Californians must grow their own marijuana.
\nI wonder if there are controls in place concering the potency of the plant? One of the stumbling blocks in Canada had to do with the potency of the crop that was being offered for medicial use. Can’t you see people fine-tuning their farming techniques to develop the most potent strain of Cannabis ever created??
\nEvery house in California will have it’s own little herb garden. Marijuana plants will become a part of the landscaping! The Marijuana plant will become the State Plant!
\nWhere else but in California???<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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