And there might indeed be room for little pot farming operations like what I could do
So I have been a cannabis advocate for all of my adult life. That has led to me being embraced by some and scorned by others. However, it was an authentic perspective then and continues to be one now. When the first medical grow rooms were licensed, I couldn’t have been happier. That was sort of a tipping point because it was official, legal and part of a business infrastructure. And a business pays taxes. Once the government was able to get its cut from the marijuana cultivation business, I knew there would be no going back. Turns out that I was right. Not only is medical marijuana legal in the majority of the states in this nation, recreational marijuana is not too far behind. So when this past election cycle was over, I think we witnessed another tipping point as so many other states joined in on legalizing cannabis. Many of those states were on the very populous eastern seaboard. So marijuana cultivation is a really hot property right now. There are all sorts of how to things out there on starting a grow house. That part of it is a cottage industry in itself. But the potential of pot farming is just overwhelming. Personally, I don’t think I’ll ever go much further than my own little grow box. I’m too old to get into the commercial grow op that will end up dominating the landscape. And there might indeed be room for little pot farming operations like what I could do. However, the licensing fees are pretty steep and I’m not sure how long it would take me to really be profitable anyway.