Best Area for Medical Cannabis? (Oakland, Santa Cruz: how much, moving, relocating to)

[Noleto84]

Originally Posted by OwlKaMyst

Only the most northern costal part of Humboldt is grey. The rest of it is hot in the summer and has wonderful warm falls.

I'm born, raised inland Florida! Hot? Have you ever cut grass in a huge field in July? 98F w/100% humidity. Mowing all day, every day.

[Noleto84]

I know the LA area fairly well. SD once, SF once ... That's it. Anywhere else, I'd have start from scratch but I make friends easily and a GPS in my Prius, NO problem!

[DCMann2]

Originally Posted by OwlKaMyst

Only the most northern costal part of Humboldt is grey. The rest of it is hot in the summer and has wonderful warm falls.

True enough, but pretty much ALL of the action is in the Eureka/Arcata/McKinleyville area; the rest of the county is extremely rural and sparsely populated. That's good if you want to be by yourself and grow, only venturing to the city every month to stock up at Costco, but for normal folks that makes for a pretty difficult lifestyle.

[nightlysparrow]

Originally Posted by Noleto84

Wow. Did not know that ... Thanks! Well, the idea of possible living out in TO is not even a thought now.

Well, TO is only 18 miles to the Valley

Also, check the CA dispensary map:

https://legalmarijuanadispensary.com.../in/california

[Noleto84]

Nightlysparrow; what a God send you are! Big high fives buddy. Well, I suppose I could wait for Florida to one day pass MM, but when that will be only Lord knows!



All this stated, if Florida was pro Medical Cannabis I would never leave. My advice, please educate yourselves (and why super powerful pharmaceuticals don't want Medical Cannabis legalized) and jump on board and sign any petition you know of, and vote yes!

[Noleto84]

What about Irvine, Laguna or Newport Beach?

[OwlKaMyst]

Originally Posted by DCMann2

True enough, but pretty much ALL of the action is in the Eureka/Arcata/McKinleyville area; the rest of the county is extremely rural and sparsely populated. That's good if you want to be by yourself and grow, only venturing to the city every month to stock up at Costco, but for normal folks that makes for a pretty difficult lifestyle.

You make it sound like the only place to get supplies is in the Eureka area and that everything else is a ghost town which is not the case at all. Ferndale and Fortuna is not really all that 'rural' and both have the commerce basics. Garberville and Redway both have regular grocery stores, hardware stores, clothing shops, auto repair and parts shops. One does not need to go to Eureka and Costco once a month as you say.
Plenty of 'normal folks' move to the area and do just fine.

And yes, Hot! We don't have the humidity that Florida has, but we have many summer days that are around 90 degrees and every year there is a hot spell where it is over 100. One year we had a 10 day heat wave and 3 days in a row it was over 110.

[eureka1]

Originally Posted by OwlKaMyst

Only the most northern costal part of Humboldt is grey. The rest of it is hot in the summer and has wonderful warm falls.

Have to disagree. The ENTIRE coastal part of Humboldt, Mendocino and Del Norte counties are in the fog belt. Drive inland an hour, you start getting sun.

[Ceece]

In a good dispensary they will have product from all over, all types. Some even offer delivery service. It's not like you have to move or go far, unless you have no dispensaries in your area.

[Noleto84]

Originally Posted by eureka1

Have to disagree. The ENTIRE coastal part of Humboldt, Mendocino and Del Norte counties are in the fog belt. Drive inland an hour, you start getting sun.

Just curious and from what I understand the best Cannabis is grown in NorCal above SF in Mendocino County, so how do plants grow in fog? Also, isn't NotCal the optimum area of the US to grow Cannabis? People in the know say this ....

Back to my question. Thanks you all.