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Bulldogg31

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HamSammich said:
Unless they legalize it within 2 years it will be State winning the west! 😎
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Ha! I hope you're right, but it kills me to think what Mississippi could do with the economic boom that legalization would provide. They'd finally be bringing $$ in from Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas instead of sending it out.

Sadly, I think Arkansas will beat them to the punch. They've already approved medical, and recreational is right around the corner.
 
HumpDawgy

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Soon after I moved out of state, they legalized gambling boats. Did that do much for the state economy?
 
Jeffreauxdawg

Jeffreauxdawg

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West.

85 years after prohibition and a large portion of Mississippi is still fighting to keep alcohol out. No chance in Hell they are going to legalize pot.

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Dawg1979

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i'm moving to Colorado in the next 2 months. i can't wait to get out of this backwards thinking state.
 
DudyDog

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Honest question....would the delta be a good area to farm pot? As in, would it be more profitable than growing rice, beans and cotton? If so, that would be another reason to want it.
 
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fishwater99

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Lumpy Chucklelips said:
Honest question....would the delta be a good area to farm pot? As in, would it be more profitable than growing rice, beans and cotton? If so, that would be another reason to want it.
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Not really. It would be for Hemp though.
To grow high quality marijuana you need to do it indoors where you can control the environment. (ie.. amount of light, water, other nutrients, temperature, humidity and CO2)
 
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Awwhellnaw

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Mississippi is always last in everything. The vast majority of people in this state refuse to accept or embrace change. It's the primary reason outsiders are unwilling to bring to new ventures here. That and our racist past (and present). The dry country map is just sad and embarrassing.
 
Jeffreauxdawg

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Lumpy Chucklelips said:
Honest question....would the delta be a good area to farm pot? As in, would it be more profitable than growing rice, beans and cotton? If so, that would be another reason to want it.
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It would grow like kudzu. Much like kudzu it is native to higher elevations in Asia. Once introduced to the fertile soils and humid air of the Delta, it would thrive. Now, I imagine you end up with a shitload of old dirt weed, as weed today has moved the way of Bourbon... It is small batch and handcrafted.

A snip from weedseedshop.com blog:

"Marijuana has been an enormous part of the culture in Jamaica because of how readily available it is there, and even the laws in Jamaica are finally starting to catch up. The heat and the humidity in these two parts of the world mean that someone just has to basically throw a seed into a field, and you can pretty much guarantee that it will grow into a marijuana plant."
 
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Awwhellnaw

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Thumbs up on the Rankin County mafia. I didn't even realize there was a Catholic Church over there until like two years ago. No offense Baptists and the like.
 
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