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Five Areas in the United States That are Ideal for Growing Weed

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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Let’s just say that Halloween isn’t the only big holiday right now. At least for some people. 

During October, hundreds of home growers and private farmers across the United States are celebrating the season of #Croptober. 

This is a very special time for weed aficionados across the country. 

Starting on October 1, millions of fragrant marijuana buds ripened, and producers spent the first day of the month cutting, drying, and preserving their precious crop. 

By Christmas, these farmers will have gathered an unbelievably massive stock of these mind-altering plants. This may make you wonder how the power of the oils doesn’t affect passersby. 

Still, have you ever wondered where these plants grow the best in our country? 

Here is a look at each place in the United States that are considered best to grow weed.

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Northern California

Dubbed the Emerald Triangle due to its rich, beautiful, and rugged terrain, Northwestern California tops the list as the best place to grow weed. 

Likewise, this region boasts a temperate Mediterranean climate and steep mountains (similar to the Burgundy region of France, where fine wines are grown). 

State officials estimate that the Triangle annually produces 1.7 million pounds of cannabis. Overall, this area is a leader in outdoor farming.

Washington

Second in the production of indoor cannabis, Washington has split down the middle in terms of growing capabilities. 

Areas near Seattle are shady and damp due to heavy rain. This means producers have to foster sativa plants and hybrids that generally flower early. 

East of the Cascades, sunlight is much more prominent. 

Nevertheless, Washington still benefits from dark, nutrient-rich soil and a supply of fresh water. In October 2017, the state cultivated 90,000 pounds of the crop.

Oregon

The 4th largest producer of indoor marijuana in the country, Oregon has less restricted laws for cannabis farming and has shown enthusiasm for entering this industry. 

While farmers suffered from a sharp descent in prices, Oregon produces $50 legal ounces (80% cheaper than the legal ounces produced in California in 2017).

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Maine

Overall, the East Coast of the U.S. does not provide ideal outdoor growing conditions for marijuana, but Maine provides ideal environments for indica and hybrids (which can be harvested earlier than sativa). 

The state contains nutrient-rich soil and a supply of fresh water that can support growth, as well. Likewise, adults living in Maine can grow marijuana at home (to avoid these problems).

South

In Kentucky and Tennessee, growing marijuana is still 100% illegal. 

While conservatives are attempting to legalize the drug at this time, the states have still managed to produce 4.6 million pounds of weed (cultivated outdoors) and export the crop to the East.

Overall, Florida provides an ideal growing environment for cannabis. 

While local crops suffer from intense heat and moisture, the nutrient-rich soil and beautiful sunshine support the growth of marijuana. At this time, Florida is the 3rd most important producer of cannabis that is grown indoors.

Help for Marijuana Addiction

Aside from understanding the best place to grow weed, marijuana can also become addictive. Always remember that marijuana does not have control over your life. You do. 

Are you suffering from a substance abuse disorder or addiction? Do you have a friend or family member suffering from one or more of these debilitating illnesses? 

If you do, reach out to Asana Recovery today. Our counselors and healthcare experts are ready to walk you through every step of the detox and withdrawal process and rehabilitation and guide you toward living a happier, healthier, and freer lifestyle. 

While the road to recovery might not be an easy road to travel, we promise to help you every step of the way. Take the first step to staying fit, healthy, and safe.

The time for you to take back control of your life is now. 

If you are interested in one of our supervised detoxification/withdrawal or residential treatment programs, we’re ready and waiting to speak with you. 

Call Asana now at (949) 763-3440 to learn how to overcome your drug addiction and substance abuse troubles today.

If you are suffering from marijuana addiction; give us a call we are here to help!
Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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