Not surprising about the autos Ronin and thanks for the warm welcome brother! I am not a big auto fan myself anyways so that isn't disappointing. So it looks like the same I was afraid of, no one importing seeds for fear of legal ramifications. I can't say I blame them, why ruin a good thing huh? So basically anything bred in CO. Rare Dankness carries some awesome strains I have been wanting so it looks like River Rock it is. Reserva Privada as well, I thought they were Cali, regardless happy to see them there.
Yes, the altitude will probably be miserable as I am a south coastal boy myself but maybe the lightheadedness will lend to the effects. I am out there for two weeks, anything that I MUST see while I am there? Museums, shows, etc? I plan on seeing some dispensaries but I am sure there is more to CO than flowers. Will be flying in to Colorado Springs and heading South an hour for work. Then Probably to Denver on the weekends.
Thanks to both of you for any recommendations, I do appreciate it.
A4, No problem.:Sharing One:
Actually the messed up part is that the dispensaries do order from international seed banks in order to have plants to grow.
Some of the dispensary menus will look like the Attitude freebie offer sometimes. So bad...
The big business here is clones.
Seeds are still in a legal grey area.
Just a heads up, you won't be able to go into dispensaries, they are for medical patients only.
You will be able to shop at recreational shops.
Another Colorado twist is that all the dispensaries own the recreational outlets.
You'll be getting the same product you would get at the med shops, just more expensive.
Sometimes as in the case with River Rock, their rec and med are only separated by a velvet rope. Ha!
I'd definitely check out Garden of the Gods since you'll be in Co Springs.
Great Sand Dunes Nat'l park if your working down south would be one to check out.
Do the Pikes Peak Tramway. 14,000ft peak is humbling. Also in Co Springs.
Red Rock Amphitheater in Morrison (near Denver) is a good one.
I'd recommend scoring some legal cannabis and heading off to some of the millions of acres of National Forest in the mountains.
I'm not too familiar with Co Springs but you might find a "dispensary tour" down there.
There are a shit ton of breweries out here as well.
Check
THIS link out. It's the Denver Posts weed paper. The Cannabist.
Good info on all ganja related goings on.
Just be forewarned that lots of folks who visit Colorado end up moving here.
Here is an idea of how many dispensaries there are in the Denver metro area.