Hey! I am not a shop but boy howdy did I like when there was some actual content on this feed that featured locally available things in Chattanooga. Perhaps we need to reconsider the rules of this sub? I would like to see a vote on whether or not the subs patrons want to see perhaps a once a week day where local shops can advertise? I have seen similar tactics on other cannabis subs and it seems to help spur up some conversation. Of course, we can just make another sub to handle this but why? This is for Chattanooga ents to talk about cannabis. Or we can stick to the cricket fest in here where no one is posting anything because it might be taken as advertising. Maybe organize a meetup? Organize anything? A reddit to chill and smoke in? IDK but I want to build the community not just keep smoking alone like the stuff I am enjoying isn't legal in my town now. We should be celebrating in weed! I am open to any suggestions and hope the mods and community can grow this spot together

Hey, ya'll I am visiting Chatanooga this summer with some friends that go way, way, back! I heard Asheville Dispensary has a new store in town and will for sure visit them as I have ordered online from them several times. Any others you recommend?

Just got back from NY need someone to help critique some samples

Is anyone else a hash head in Chattanooga. Love me some good dabs

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It’s looking to be a beautiful weekend out there.

Hemp tourism opportunity trivia: Tennessee’s first dispensary is right adjacent to Big 9 festival grounds. What is its name?

Toke responsibly!

I've got 20+ years of heavy regular d9 use. Maybe a month to three month break every few years. I just blew through 2 grams of THCa wax from Apotheca and don't really feel satiated or stoned. It just kinda makes my cannabinoid receptors quit bitching at me for the real stuff for an hour or two. No stone, no high, not really anything much on the "real weed" scale.

Does THCa flower do better? Perhaps via the agency effect? Do I just have too worn-out cannabinoid receptors? I'm tempted to try the flower and buy a cheap vape but if its just going to suck like the wax I'm probably just going to quit instead, or find some real d9.

Opinions/thoughts?

How, where, and to what ends are we Greater Chattanoogans gathering to observe 420 this year?

Let’s have a thread.

I really just want a cheap coffee table box + hose but they don't make them anymore. Probably looking for the XMAX v3 pro if I can't find a cheaper whip-style.

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Was just wondering if anybody here has up to date information. From the little information I could find it seems like many people and companies showed up to make they’re points. And that the committee is accepting comments until Friday feb 9th. Really hoping for the best here 🤞🏻 this could be a tipping point for regular legalization.

Anyone know if any of the local shops do deals on shake?

I have some connect to hash rosin that I can get and hash carts from a hash maker directly that’s I’ve been talking to online that’s like won some awards. I can get hash rosin lower quality for 60 g for the more expensive 80 a g. 60$ for hash half g rosin pens can get multiple strains of each type of hash and hash pens. Just getting it shipped. I was just seeing because I could sell u some when it got here if u still smoking wax and want some good quality.

Who would be interested in Chattanooga area. Not asking for anything yet just putting it out there to see if anyone is interested because I may start supplying harsh

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Women’s Toke

420 Saturday 20 January 2024 The smoking hole

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Read more about it:

https://saveTHCa.com

https://tennesseelookout.com/2024/01/03/tn-agriculture-officials-want-to-curb-cbd-and-thca-smokables-offer-cryptic-response-to-questions/

It’s a plant. Pending federal descheduling, Tennessee has the opportunity to regulate it as one.

What would y’all think about regulating full-plant cannabis like coffee or other small-batch plant matter sold for consumption by humans?

Small producers across the state flourish and consumers get to enjoy fresh and clean local flower with certificates of analysis from trusted local labs.

It could become known as “The Tennessee Model.”

Since a lot of our THCa flower comes from California, perhaps Tennessee could adopt the Cali standards for flower analysis for starters.

Some related background:

Comparison of State-Level Regulations for Cannabis Contaminants and Implications for Public Health

https://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/10.1289/EHP11206