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Hikers stumble upon marijuana plantation in Cuyamaca State Park
the government is growing and blaming it on the cartel. they trashed the place with litter(mexican hot suace and tortilla chips), any grower with a great location as that would take good care of the ground and soil. this is getting old. they dont want to leagalize marijuana cause it will lose its value, just like alot of other things, if its illeagal its priceless. Kinda like the fure in hollywood, it makes it more exclusive.— February 13, 2012 4:55 p.m.
Actor Richard Dreyfuss waits to give a speech at the Encinitas Library on October 9.
Richard dreyfuss is cool . I read in the paper he made his house into a energy efficient, self reliant palace. Thats awsome, you can keep the christmas lights up all year!! saving the planet with the lights on!! bow chicka bow wow— February 12, 2012 10:27 p.m.
Hikers stumble upon marijuana plantation in Cuyamaca State Park
I commented on this earlier... If someone wanted to grow a crop and want to claim they found it, they would make it stand out, 16,000 is in the ballpark(breakin records, convenient...if your lookin for an award). Think about it, they traveled as far as thier cell phones will take them. they are dressed as soldiers(to gain trust and sympathy), they said there was thick brush and was hard to get to. How do you think these profesional growers who has been " growing here for years" got thier harvest out of there???? Helicopter. Dear Reader, please dont publish these good samaritans again(clown in desert gear) Marijuana is prescribed to patients and not for recreational use, recreation isn't digestible. Harbor side saves lives-— February 12, 2012 9:07 p.m.
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Dear reader, I love your mag, not because its free but because it represents the common folk. I especially liked the article about the marijuana bust, but I gotta to say... That weed may have been cartel, but chances are its not. There isnt enough money in marijuana anymore for gangsters to grow it. I say this because everyone and their mothers are growing, there is 16,000 plants alone growing indoors in ob. judging by the pics it wasn’t grown by pro’s. No one that knows jack about marijuana would not invest 16,000 plants and the time into such a crappy strain, especially on the side of a hill, in the open. The part where he said each top was worth 3,000, haha, that’s funny...try 200 bucks, tops! He also mentions that it is so big that someone will die for every bust...well, hear me out. Outdoor crops harvest once a year, by publishing this(if it is cartel) you are convincing them to modernized their tactics and move the grow op indoors, doin so would enable them to harvest up to 5 times a year, thus more people will die. Everything considered both the publisher and the writers intentions are questionable. Why do you think they never catch the guys?? Maybe because the grower is also the same person who claims to find it. That would explain a lot. Why would someone save money on seeds by growing a poor strain when it’s a garden of 16,000? when if they just spent 100 dollars more their crop would have been worth 100 times more. One more thing before I end this, Why is that guy wearing desert camo in the forest?? He might as well dressed as a clown. I don’t the support the growers and their intentions, whatever they might have been in this article if what you published is accurate. In reality Im all for it in a responsible legal standpoint. You should print an article about the kids lifes that are saved from consuming marijuana edibles. Kids with autism take prescription drugs, these drugs side effects can cost them their lives. With a little edibles that all changes for the greater good regardless of our poor judgment and concept of marijuana’s natural integrity.. I support life, not these guys. The growers are guilty of littering, next time they should grow on their own property.— February 12, 2012 6:15 p.m.
Hikers stumble upon marijuana plantation in Cuyamaca State Park
Dear reader, I love your mag, not because its free but because it represents the common folk. I especially liked the article about the marijuana bust, but I gotta to say... That weed may have been cartel, but chances are its not. There isnt enough money in marijuana anymore for gangsters to grow it. I say this because everyone and their mothers are growing, there is 16,000 plants alone growing indoors in every zip code. judging by the pics it wasn’t grown by pro’s. No one that knows jack about marijuana would not invest 16,000 plants and the time into such a crappy strain, especially on the side of a hill, in the open. The part where he said each top was worth 3,000, haha, that’s funny...try 200-300 bucks, tops! He also mentions that it is so big that someone will die for every bust...well, hear me out. Outdoor crops harvest once a year, by publishing this(if it is cartel) you are convincing them to modernized their tactics and move the grow op indoors, doin so would enable them to harvest up to 5 times a year, thus more people will die. Everything considered both the publisher and the writers intentions are questionable. Why do you think they never catch the guys?? Maybe because the grower is also the same person who claims to find it. That would explain a lot. Why would someone save money on seeds by growing a poor strain when it’s a garden of 16,000? when if they just spent 100 dollars more their crop would have been worth 100 times more. One more thing before I end this, Why is that guy wearing desert camo in the forest?? He might as well dressed as a clown. I don’t the support the growers and their intentions, whatever they might have been in this article if what you published is accurate. In reality Im all for it in a responsible legal standpoint. You should print an article about the kids lifes that are saved from consuming marijuana edibles. Kids with autism take prescription drugs, these drugs side effects can cost them their lives. With a little edibles that all changes for the greater good regardless of our poor judgment and concept of marijuana’s natural integrity.. I support life, not these guys. The growers are guilty of littering, next time they should grow on their own property.— February 12, 2012 6:04 p.m.