For those who have visited Negril since new law was implemented last spring.
Any significant changes noticed in terms of sales, public usage, or quality of product?
Has there been much change, or just business as usual?
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For those who have visited Negril since new law was implemented last spring.
Any significant changes noticed in terms of sales, public usage, or quality of product?
Has there been much change, or just business as usual?
Nope, business as usual.
for the most part nuthin has changed and mi live among the locals......
though for mi it is nice to know dat mi and mi friends can have 5 plants now without any problems...lol
Cool Runnings, Marko
Interesting topic...do you have any medical grade there? Or will a patient have to double up on the rum? 😎
If u need medical why not bring edibles and those oil pens with you to make sure you're covered for at least a couple days
Not sure if this is good advice, to advise people to travel with cannabis. Especially oil, which many places is classified differently than buds. You're not going to find quality oils in Negril as far as I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by 541lion
No shot I'm traveling to or fro with ANY ting...lol...let me refrain my question and start over...
Has the quality of Ganja increased with decriminalization? What are some of the strains currently on the Island?
While there may be decriminalization in Jamaica, I would think that doing this would be considered smuggling drugs and a serious offense.Quote:
Originally Posted by 541lion
Found it to be even more open in the cliffs, seems okay almost anyplace, locals also enjoying everywhere. The usual farmers are on the beach, but carry the product with them almost in the open, seeing more visitors casual on the beach enjoying..............................lacdeloo
They just don't want you bringing anything back lol... Seriously though hard to tell my gummies from your gummies.. Or my e pen from your e cig.. Just being real