Wuvu2

I think we will see flowers in 7-11 in the not too distant future. I think once the laws settle into place CP will make their move and scale up to be a massive/low cost producer. Why wouldn't they sell it all in 7-11? It will be interesting to see which one of us is correct. I bet you two fat doobies I'm right ????

Gee, the nerve of those PrikPot guys ignoring your snark and superior attitude ????

Seems to me you're being a know it all PotPrick????

Thanks I will contact you about a sample. I want to publicly apologize - PrikPot did not sell me the two Thai strains that disappointed me in July. After checking my account I realized it was a different online seller.

Any way to buy a smaller sample? I' bought a couple of the Thai strains from Prik Pot already which were not as good as the brick weed I've got so I tossed them. I though the descriptions sounded way better than the weed. I'd be happy to buy a gram or two. I don't want to invest 2k+ baht to be disappointed again. Please advise. PS. I agree 100% on the need for curing. Weed needs a cool dark environment to cure properly which is a big challenge in Thailand. Some of the indoor weed at dispensaries are nice strains but improperly cured. I'm happy to know PrikPot is working on that issue.

I don't believe you. I'm calling BS ???? This is a Thai urban legend promoted by the folks that want to reverse legalization. Exactly where have they been putting weed in your food without your knowledge - and without charging a premium for it?

Seems a bit cruel that weed smokers can't bring their stash into Thailand on holiday. There is imported weed for sale in the dispensaries - has anyone heard about the process for bringing it in legally?

What is the fair price for premium buds in Thailand? California has a legal weed market, and top grade buds are $USD 6-7/gram - so less that 250 baht per gram. Cost of production; California's minimum wage is about 4,000 baht/day - most workers earn more. Those wages are paid to all of the workers in the marijuana production, distribution, and retail supply chain. California land and rental prices are some of the highest in the world California taxes the heck out of all the Marijuana businesses involved in the production and supply chain, plus adds a per pound tax on harvested plants and a per ounce tax on retail weed. The licensing process in California is expensive and takes a long time Thailand's cost of production; Thailand's minimum wage is 10% of that in California Thailand's land and rental prices are significantly less than California to say the least Thailand doesn't currently have any special taxes or licensing on Marijuana (ya that might change soon but it's unlikely to be huge) So if California can produce top quality buds at 250 baht per gram - what's the right price in Thailand?