California’s cannabis exodus: The Green Room Season 2 Episode 1

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cannabis #oklahoma Beset by exorbitant start-up costs and restrictive regulations, California cannabis entrepreneurs are finding a …

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  2. Our vacant land prices are through the roof, as is home prices, the number of homeless, drugged out zombies is also through the roof. If you come to Oklahoma be ABLE and WILLING to CONTRIBUTE towards its enhancement and beauty, not rape the land and community for personal greed.

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  5. “This is what freedom looks like.” -Says proud Oklahoman cannabis guy

    Also “you may not get an abortion, because we own your body.”- says governor of Oklahoma

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  7. CAPITAL OF WEED DENVER MILE HIGH BIG NEW SMART CITY COLORADO NO OTHER PLACE IS LIKE DENVER MILE HIGH BIG NEW SMART CITY COLORADO

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  11. What these people are not telling you is you have to be a resident of Oklahoma a certain amount of your business they don't want everybody from California coming and and ruining everything so don't come into Oklahoma sinking thanking from California liberal horseshit you're not going to run to show here

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  12. This entire video is such a joke. There is a massive exodus OUT of Oklahoma right now. Thousands of businesses have gone bankrupt in the last 3-4 months. Everyone is leaving. These idiots in the video building new grows are hysterical. There is multi-million dollar facilities being sold for 300-400k right now. You couldn’t build that cheap if you tried anywhere in the country

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  15. I hate to be a buzz kill but I was growing 100% indoor organic/No till cannabis with testing results from 23% – 28% & went outta business after two years. I even owned my property & my building as well. No loan payments or any type of rent that I had hanging over my head every month. I was in the best position a business owner could possibly be in. I went from selling out in a week at $2200-$2400 per pound the first two years & after two years it came down to me driving across the state for three months & never received an offer above $1100 per pound. And that was with two strains that tested at 24% & 27%. In between 3% & 4% terp levels on both strains. If you’re an indoor grower, growing the cheapest you possibly you can grow, you know that is still a complete loss without any profit. The market is so flooded here, it’s unreal. Businesses are droppin like flys or they are locked into a complete nightmare without any profit margin. It’ll be 10 years before the market is even close to being able to legally make a small profit & that’s a huge maybe. Oklahoma born and raised and the state has allowed the industry to become complete shit. The only benefit is that the state is constantly collecting new license fees. The patients think they are getting a great deal but the truth is they are now buying low grade quality cannabis at a low price & it’s only going to get worse. Every American knows that you cannot produce high quality product for dirt cheap prices. It just isn’t realistic lol. And that’s in every industry, not just the cannabis industry.

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  16. the best quote ever of all forever "nothing turns a conservative into a communist faster than cannabis" this is a statement we should all remember when we sit around during a sesh and talk about why cannabis isn't legal at the federal level yet

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  20. I heard one statement that Oklahoma did not have a drug problem before cannabis was legalized. This is BS. I am from Oklahoma. One of my brothers high school classmates died of a drug overdose in the 1990s. Meth has been a problem for a long time there.

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  22. This is he exact reason I voted no on it every time California tried to pass it, it was never about small farmers, diversifying crops, or removing the cartel element. It was always just big money. The first pot farm we brought into our town received a ton of tax breaks, rezoning and extra water allotment, find out that company is a investment firm from LA/Vegas that some farmer sold his land and name to. Everyone was happy thinking it’s going to being in local jobs.

    1 year in they fire every local employee, and truck in seasonal workers from down south

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  24. If your crop is full of mold and you're unable to sell it, there's always states where it's totally illegal still and they will pay top dollar for your poisoned weed.

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  25. NY and NJ not being mentioned is funny. East coast is going to change the market extremely. I love how Oklahoma is taking the correct approach to legalization, unlike the greedy north east.

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  28. oklahoma just doesnt have the quality yet, we have plenty of cheap flower everywhere but the grows havent got it exactly dialed in yet.

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  30. I hate seeing growers talk well about a metrc system, that's like shouting "I want a monopoly on marijuana!" It's a plant, let anybody who wants to grow it, grow it. Half ass prohibition is just half ass.

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  34. sungrown cannabis will crush all of these factory folks burning fossil fuels. if you want to do supplemental LED to bring your ePAR up then fine; but stop growing like you live in the 50's and we have cheap and limitless fossil fuels. I thought you were hippies and not polluting fossil fuel burning capitalists. Mountain grown cali bud is still better; except for impacting the sierra redwoods. OK sucks, its a barren hellhole; but great laws.

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