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My Journey with Cannabis: From Patient to Cultivator My name is Clint Seisun, and my journey with cannabis began as a way to manage epilepsy. Over time, it evolved into a lifelong passion for cultivation, education, and advocacy. The turning point was growing the AC/DC strain with intention and care. It changed everything: improving my sleep, bringing me clarity, and helping me manage epilepsy better than any other solution I’d tried. This transformation inspired me to prioritize healthy habits, quit drinking, stay active, and explore the art and science of cannabis cultivation. Now, I’m focused on sharing what I’ve learned to help others grow smarter and build their own success stories. Whether you’re a patient seeking relief or someone passionate about cultivation, let’s take this journey together. 🌱 Follow GroSmart Cannalytic Consultancy for tips, insights, and guidance on responsible and sustainable cannabis cultivation. Hashtags for Reach: #MyCannabisJourney #EpilepsyAwareness #ACDCStrain #CannabisCultivation #GrowSmarter #CannabisAdvocate #GroSmart #WeedSeedExpress

I want to dedicate this post to Fabian Koßmehl at The Weezel! For those who've been following me since I returned to LinkedIn, you know my life is quite complicated. One of my biggest stressors is the amount I spend on medical cannabis. Just this year, I've spent over €4,200 on my medication. That money could have gone towards my family, paying off a significant portion of a new car, or taking my children on a wonderful holiday. There are countless things I could have done to benefit my family. While I will continue as a cannabis patient, I now need less than before. In theory, the small amount I get from the doctor, along with the 50g I'm allowed to have at home monthly, should cover my needs. This change will greatly benefit my family and relieve a lot of my stress. Now, let me tell you about the amazing Fabian Koßmehl. Recently, I ordered a single seed from his website, but to my surprise, I received three automatic seedlings and three feminized seeds. Being a beginner, I made many mistakes: - Using the cheapest soil I could find - Keeping the lights on at 100% when it wasn't necessary - Dealing with calcium and magnesium deficiencies - Overwatering and underwatering - Using a cheap pH meter - Putting organic fertilizer in a reservoir - Stressing the plants too much Despite all these mistakes, all three plants survived and thrived, which is a testament to the excellent genetics Fabian Koßmehl offers on his website. I put them through a lot, yet they still flourished. Now they're drying, and the aroma is incredible. Thank you for your generosity and quality strains. I highly recommend what you have to offer. Keep up the great work! My next run will be different. I'm fortunate to have received some quality living soil from Tim Eckardt at Sonnenerde GmbH and I've invested in a new pH meter from Bluelab They have many other products I'm interested in, but the pH meter is the priority for now. I have some exciting plans for my next run, but I'll share more about that in a future post. https://www.the-weezel.com #CannabisCommunity #MedicalCannabis #HomeGrowing #CannabisPatient #SustainableLiving #GrowYourOwn #CannabisCulture #PlantCare #CannabisGenetics #BeginnerGrower #CannabisJourney #HealthAndWellness #CannabisSupport #GreenThumb #CannabisLife #CannabisLove #GrowersLife #StressRelief #FamilyFirst #CultivationSuccess

🌿 Launching Safe Cannabis Season in Santa Cruz! 🌿 Exciting news from the team at SafeCannabis.net! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our first annual Safe Cannabis Season in Santa Cruz, kicking off on May 1st. As we gear up for this important event, we aim to promote responsible cannabis use and provide our community with invaluable resources. What We're Offering: - Educational Slides: Learn about safe cannabis practices, harm reduction, and effective communication about substance use. - Social Media Toolkit: We’ve prepared 9 ready-to-share posts complete with hashtags and captions, making it easy to engage and inform. Join Us: We're looking for partners who are passionate about building a positive cannabis culture. Whether you're an organization, influencer, or an enthusiastic advocate, here’s how you can get involved: - Share: Utilize the campaign materials available here: https://lnkd.in/gMnn-8Ex - Read: Familiarize yourself with the campaign details in our readme: https://lnkd.in/gMnn-8Ex - Post: Help us spread the word by scheduling posts from May 1st to May 17th. - Engage: Encourage your network to participate and amplify our message. Together, we can ensure a safe and informed cannabis community. Would you be interested in partnering with us? Reach out for more details on how you can contribute to shaping the future of cannabis in Santa Cruz. #SafeCannabisSeason #SantaCruz #ResponsibleUse #CommunityHealth

Explore the strange names and unexpected experiences of Girl Scout cookies and cannabis delivery services. Discover the bizarre and fascinating intersection of cookies and cannabis in Maine. Are all the products top-notch or should you be wary? Let's find out! #GirlScoutCookies #CannabisDelivery #MaineCannabis #StrangeNames #CookieCannabisConnection #WeirdExperiences #ProductQuality #ExploringMaine #CannabisCulture #CannabisReview

Around a 250000 years ago Dott was foraging for food and came across a cannabis plant. It smelled funny but Dott was know to munch on just about anything so she took a bite. It tasted like shit but unlike several other plants it had tried to consume, it didn’t make her feel sick. It made her feel good! The most knowledgeable amongst Dott’s tribe noticed a change in Dott and found out what was causing that change. She tried the plant too but decided to roast it in the fire a bit first. It seemed to bring out the flavor in other plants. The smell of roasting cannabis attracted others who were eager to taste the new food source Dott had discovered. Everyone got really high that night! The next day the entire tribe decided to make a permanent camp by where the plants were growing so they had a constant supply. Dott was so pleased with the plant that she wanted to have one by her dwelling. She tried and tried to transplant a plant but had little success pulling up a large plant and sticking it back in the soil close to her dwelling. But Dott was determined and she kept trying! The Elder once again noticed Dotts strange behavior and decided to take a close look. They both loved how the new plant made them feel so they chowed down on more cannabis and continued their new botanical project. Several years passed until one spring when the Elder noticed smaller plants starting to come up out of the ground after a good rainfall. The Elder was successful at transplanting a smaller plant and discovered that the seeds of the cannabis plant could be put in soil and watered and they would produce the plant they all cherished! It is very likely that cannabis was the first wild plant to be cultivated because the people who enjoy cannabis often are quite industrious! How about we stop all this money grubbing and restore the plant to its rightful place on this planet! There is no good reason that cannabis is illegal! Demand your political representation deschedule cannabis or prove there is a reason to schedule immediately! #cannabis #cannabisculture #cannabishistory #cannabiseducation #stopgovernmentintervention #freetrade #fraud #government #atrocity #deschedulecannabisnow #election2024 Vote for someone who represents you not someone who takes advantage of you!

Today is the day for all attendees of the SGCA monthly meeting. #CannabisQualityControl #SunGrownCannabis #GrowersPerspective #CannabisIndustryInsights #QualityOverQuantity #CannabisScience

Summer is in full swing and social cannabis consumption is taking off! What steps can you take to ensure that your social herb experience ends with a smile and not with an anxiety attack or an escort out of the venue? We have your summertime social consumption tips in the latest from Personal Plants! #cannabis #social #dosanddonts

Did you know 59% of Americans agree that we should have the right to legally grow #cannabis at home according to a recent study from Royal Queen Seeds Home grow is a human right. When we look at the future of cannabis in the U.S. - I hope to see more changes on the state and federal level that allow for personal cultivation. The biggest block? Money and control. It’s more profitable to keep people as patients than to empower them on their own healing journey. After all: The very act of tending to your plants can be therapeutic for people. Not everyone will want to grow. There’s a place and need for retail markets. But people need the option to grow their own. What do you think? #cannabiscommunity #cannabisindustry #cannabiscultivation #cannabisbusiness https://lnkd.in/eFP7SvDf

Join us for an insightful episode of Camp Content featuring Lance C. Lambert ✓, a renowned content marketing expert and cannabis advocate. Lance discusses his personal journey from overcoming cancer to embracing cannabis as a holistic solution, and shares his professional expertise in cannabis preservation techniques developed at Grove Bags. In this episode, Lance highlights the crucial role of building authentic relationships and how these have influenced both his career and personal growth. He also delves into the innovative world of passive atmospheric packaging, a significant advancement in cannabis storage. Key discussion points include: - Transition from alcohol to cannabis for health reasons. - Evolution of digital marketing within the cannabis sector. - Impact of genuine relationships on business success. Don’t miss Lance’s profound insights into the transformative power of cannabis and relationships in both personal and industry landscapes. Listen to the full episode to learn more about how innovation and authentic connections are driving the cannabis industry forward. Link in comments. #CannabisIndustry #Innovation #HealthAndWellness #ContentMarketing #BusinessGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment

Amid the cannabis legalization boom, numerous nurseries, including those backed by government funding, sought to exploit underrepresented and minority communities by pricing clones or teenage plants at $20 - $40 each. However, one longstanding family-owned nursery, Life Cycle Botanics, opted to prioritize breaking even over profiting at the expense of minority cannabis communities. Life Cycle Botanics dedicated itself to shielding the vulnerable from exorbitant clone prices, earning a nomination at the Grow Up 2024 Gala for top nursery of the year. When a family-owned nursery sacrifices its own profitability to safeguard the cannabis community, it warrants recognition and support. Your vote can make a significant difference to them. If you endorse their altruistic efforts to provide affordable genetics and protect vulnerable cannabis societies, please register and cast your vote at https://lnkd.in/ghqXBRhz. Life Cycle Botanics, a 30-year-old family legacy nursery, is truly impacting struggling businesses that genuinely require assistance but were exploited by larger companies and consultants, leaving them financially strained and resource-depleted. If you stand behind cannabis nurseries that advocate for the less fortunate and vulnerable underrepresented communities, let's continue empowering them to uphold these values. Do you agree? #cannabis #cannabisindustry #cannabisculture