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by delbel 9y ago
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1 pound bulk went from about $2 in the 1910's to $10 in 1920s back to $2 in 1930s. Adjusted for inflation and the chart data for years ending in 7's that's $34.49 in 1937, $136 in 1927, and $72 in 1917 per pound. Right now if you are a licensed producer you can sell bulk marijuana for processing for about $100 trim, $200-250 flower, in Oregon. So it sounds about right. It sells for $15 a gram retail, which is an incredible markup ($15 * 454g/pound = $6810 per pound) but the processors only get between 5-15% THC/CBD extraction yield per bulk pound, and for whatever reasons the retailers sell it at 100% markup.
- jacobush 9y agoIsn't 100% markup pretty common for retail in general?
- sv123 9y agoYes
- 09bjb 9y agoYes. There's no other way to get it legally.
- blacksmith_tb 9y agoIn Oregon at least you can grow up to four plants for personal use [1], I assume Washington and Colorado have similar provisions. 1: http://www.oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana/Pages/FAQs-Personal-Use.aspx http://www.oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana/Pages/FAQs-Personal-Use...
- mikestew 9y agoYou would assume wrong about WA, much to my chagrin. I think CO allows it, though.