Small Batch Cannabis Cultivation: Casey O'Neill / Green Flower



Casey O’Neill from Happy Day Farms makes the case for small batch cannabis cultivation by examining the current economics of scale and the paradigm of …

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  1. There really is something special about growing your own in small batches. Maybe I don't have all the knowledge, experience, or setup that big-time growers do, but they just don't have the time and resources to give each plant the care and attention that I can. There are other advantages, but that's the biggest IMO.

    These vids are great. Like hearing what Casey O'Neil has to say.

  2. I can feel the love you have for not only the flower but the love for the soil . I know for myself the herb is just like an extra Lil bonus the Research I have done has really been all around life changing

  3. Agreed. Been producing my own for quite a long time. SMALL scale, no pesticides. This spring marks 50 years since my first patch. Our way of thinking is get greedy and experience poor Karma. We won’t even kill Rattlesnakes. Really liking the Living Soil aspect. Less waste is a good thing. I was a Garbageman in Sequoia & Kings Canyon for 23 years and let me tell ya. Human beings are a wasteful organism. We hauled out trash from Cartel grows in 40 cubic yard rolloffs. Disgusting. The ONLY reason they still do it is because there’s a MARKET. Chicago…NYC…3 & 4 Grand a pound wholesale is a real motivator. Cheers. Be well. Turn off the News and love your neighbor.

  4. I wish it were so Casey. Unfortunately "Good" will never be more valuable than "Cheap" until we all have enough money to live reasonably. Until then if someone can save on the meat they buy for their family, then they can afford to buy a salad too. Or if someone can save money on their heart medicine by buying a generic than they can afford their diabetes medicine this month too. This is the conundrum I am in at the moment. We grow what we can on less than 1 acre but we both work jobs too just to make ends meet. We grow our medicine and some vegetables to give us "Good" food and "Good" medicine but for the rest of it we are mostly governed by how "Cheap" things are to get the remainder of what we need.

  5. I think the appetite for cheap comes in 2 ways.We sell the most precious commodity we have, our lives as chunks of time.To places/people we dont want to be around and are underpaid for. This creates a panic we want as much as possible for as little as possible, because we know we cant afford any better,becausewe cant sell more time than we have ,were also running out of it,and we want something back for our value.A constant undercurrent of knowledge we are being ripped off and all the silly things we are sold we need to be and live better dont work ,so we panic and just keep going thinking the next thing might be the answer.The 2nd is ugly basic greed ,make more stuff and the less cost effort and care of the employees and product the better.

  6. The company Cresco is selling pot in Pa and Fl. ! They sell all the same thing at the same price? In Pa the want to license small growers 25 plants , 50 , 100. At least we have it!

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