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9 worse before it gets better. ASA, and a host of other groups will most likely sue the
city over its misguided attempt to regulate medical cannabis dispensaries out of
business. So, instead of collecting revenues from the collectives (not to mention the
15 thousands of jobs the collectives provide in a city with 12% unemployment), Los An-
geles, and the dispensaries, will have to expend money on court costs and lawyer’s
fees. This is a lose/lose situation for both parties. If the City Council had held firm on
36 their moratorium of a few years ago, and not allowed a loophole that they waited
years to even try to close, all of this could have been avoided. It’s a damn shame.
And, over in Colorado, Chris Bartkowicz has been arrested by the DEA and is facing
30 years in prison. You can read about it in our news section. No one should ever
9 Regulating Cannabis James Patrick go to jail for using or growing cannabis. That being said, let me say this: Please stop
16 Mediation Daniel M. Bornstein acting like Marijuana is already legal! We’ve come a long way. People have way more
leeway. But please, please, please don’t brag about your garden on TV (Chris Bartko-
25 Transplanting Subcool
wicz), don’t make music videos saying, ”Fuck the DEA” (Scarmazzo and Montes), and
36 Marijuana is SAFER James Patrick don’t get quoted in the NYT saying that the feds can’t touch you (Scott Imler). Work
hard for legalization. Stand up for your rights. Don’t brag. That is all.
33 Gettin' High with Dragonfly This month, Subcool shows us how to transplant. Patrick James asks some ques-
40 Activist Corner tions, about which way the movement is headed, we review a book about marijuana
being safer than alcohol, RachiBake makes a steak, and more in this issue. Thanks
48 WCC News
again to everyone who works so hard to get this magazine together. I couldn’t do it
52 Ask Ed™ Marijuana Questions
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57 Oaksterdam Mini Magazine them and please tell them you saw their ad in West Coast Cannabis Magazine.
66 Cooking West Coast Cannabis Style Thanks!
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69 Collective Resource Guide
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Regulating Cannabis
The Challenges Facing the Emerging Cannabis Industry
By James Patrick
As the medical cannabis industry turns the safety protocols (such as establishing approved methods of
corner to a bona fide legitimate powerhouse in the production), fiscal regulations (like not for profit guide-
healthcare industry, and law enforcement struggles to build lines), and regulations for how doctors should recommend
straw man arguments against the use of cannabis medi- cannabis. The calls for these types of guidelines are becom-
cines, one word keeps coming up with both proponents and ing more frequent in the press, in city council and legisla-
opponents of cannabis….REGULATION. For almost 15 tive forums, and in medical cannabis advocacy forums.
years Californians have been using medical cannabis with These protections can be instilled in a number of ways, in-
very few (maybe zero) reports of any damaging effects of cluding governmental control agencies, and self-regulatory
it to patients. The challenge is that legislators and public organizations. The problem is that the legal limbo between
officials charged with imposing regulatory standards have state and federal laws makes it difficult to establish methods
shied away from the responsibility for political reasons. But of providing these types of regulatory practices without
now we hear law enforcement, city attorneys, medical pro- interference from larger federal regulatory agencies, like the
fessionals, cannabis organizations, and patients calling for FDA and DEA.
real and meaningful regulations. Regulations provide more
than just the proper framework for how cannabis should The easiest and most common area of regula-
be produced, distributed, handled, and used. They provide tion is regulating the physical location of collectives and
legitimacy to an industry that has operated in the shadows their basic operational procedures (security practices, hours
for too long. of operation, and zoning requirements, etc). Many cities
have taken steps towards accomplishing this by passing
The call for regulations has come from both ordinances for medical cannabis dispensing collectives.
sides of the argument, as those who oppose medical Oakland passed one of the first ordinances in 2005 regulat-
cannabis say that the problem is there is no regulation and ing the amount of collectives that could operate in town af-
those who support medical cannabis say that they want ter a concentration of collectives drew attention from media
proper regulation to ensure they are operating within the sources and the now infamous area known as Oaksterdam
bounds of the law. Regulations can cover a number of areas, became big news. This groundbreaking ordinance was met
including community issues (such as zoning limitations), with much resistance, as some 30 businesses were shut
down, leaving only 4 entities for patient access.
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Marijuana is SAFER:
So why are we driving people to drink?
By James Patric
It is not often that the title of cannabis. Steve Fox is call the reader to action,
of a book makes such a clear the co-founder of SAFER giving insightful ways that
and evident point that it and director of state people can begin “spreading
reasons with the reader long campaigns for Marijuana the safer message” in their
before the first page is ever Policy Project (MPP) and community. It details how
turned. The title, Marijuana has lobbied congress on to form or join an organiza-
is SAFER: So why are we cannabis issues for MPP tion, organize events, and be
driving people to drink?, for several years. He hails politically active in the move
jumps off the cover of the from Maryland. to make marijuana a safer
book so vividly that any alternative.
reasonable human being The book does not beat
has to take a look at it and around the bush. It be- Marijuana is SAFER is
ask themselves that very gins spelling out clearly, a great addition to any
question. The book is a “The Choice: Marijuana bookshelf and is an informa-
reasonable approach to an vs. Alcohol,” where the au- tive and interesting read.
ever-growing dialogue that thors explore the popular Whether it is a person who
Nixon’s personal vendetta
is happening in America acceptance of both cannabis has dedicated their lives
against cannabis users. The
more and more everyday. and alcohol. They explain to cannabis activism or a
book does a great job of
The authors have hit the in detail what marijuana is person just beginning to
spelling out and debunk-
shelves right on time to be and why reasonable adults explore the subject, the book
ing some common myths,
at the center point of one choose to use it and how it has a wealth of valuable
including the gateway myth,
of our nation’s most lively is consumed. They compare information in which to
addiction fears, and health
current debate—Why is and contrast the toxic effects grow and learn. The book’s
worries. It is an honest
cannabis illegal while other of marijuana and alcohol, foreword by Norm Stamper,
approach to the subject
more dangerous drugs are making a reasonable conclu- the former Seattle Police
that does not attempt to
legal? sion that the risks associated Chief and author of Breaking
sugarcoat cannabis use, but
with booze far outweighs Rank, says it all: “From my
uses factual and verifiable
The book’s authors are all the risks of consuming can- own work and the experi-
information to rebut many of
accomplished activists and nabis. Their thoughtful and ences of other members
the common misconceptions
leaders of the cannabis detailed approach sights of the law enforcement
that the opposition uses to
community. Mason Tvert is studies and factual informa- community, it is abundantly
try and scare the public.
the executive director for tion that spell out pretty clear that marijuana is rarely,
Safer Alternative for Enjoy- clearly the argument for if ever, the cause of disrup-
The authors explore the
able Recreation (SAFER), a legalizing cannabis. And that tive or violent behavior. That
reasoning behind prohibit-
Colorado based organization is just the first chapter. marijuana causes very little
ing marijuana and promot-
working on exposing the social harm is reason enough
ing alcohol use. It outlines
fallacies of cannabis prohibi- The rest of the book explores in a free society to legalize
the dangers associated with
tion. He is also on the Denver deeply the “choice” factor it for adults. But as Steve,
our “pro-alcohol” culture
Marijuana Policy Review that goes into using can- Paul, and Mason so brilliantly
and the consequences as-
Panel. Paul Armentano is nabis instead of alcohol. The demonstrate in this book, an
sociated with that culture.
the deputy director for the authors do a great job of even more persuasive reason
The book goes on to look
National Organization for the illustrating how this choice is that by prohibiting mari-
more closely at the argu-
Reform of Marijuana Laws was “interrupted,” detailing juana we are steering people
ments against prohibition
(NORML) and his writing how cannabis prohibition toward a substance that far
and uses fascinating points
has appeared in hundreds came to be from the early too many people already
to help one realize more
of publications. He is from years of “Reefer Madness” to abuse, namely alcohol.”
clearly that cannabis can
Vallejo, CA and is a recog- the counter-culture protests
provide a safe alternative to
nized expert on the subject of the Vietnam War and
drinking booze. The authors
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Students for Sensible Drug Policy's international conference is the until the prohibition law is abolished, then become a festival. During
the weekend there are many events including; HEMP OLYMPIX, Global
largest gathering of students and youth from around the world who are
working to end the failed War on Drugs. This year's conference will take Marijuana March, Kombi Konvoy, Industry Expo, Medicinal Forums and
place in San Francisco, a city at the forefront of sensible drug policies. a Float Parade. There is a myriad of information about MardiGrass, the
On March 12-14th, hundreds of students will convene at the beautiful Australian HEMP Party and the Nimbin HEMP Embassy located on the
Fort Mason Center, which boasts stunning views of the Golden Gate main web site at www.hempembassy.net.
Bridge and other historic landmarks. As attendees gaze across the bay Seattle Hempfest, August 20-21-22
at Alcatraz, the infamous island prison that once housed prohibition-era
gangster Al Capone, they will learn about modern day drug prohibition Myrtle Edwards Park in Seattle Washington
and its effects on our society. Not only will SSDP members, alumni, and Seattle Hempfest features 5 stages of world-class music and re-
supporters hear from prominent leaders and experts in the drug policy nowned speakers. Hundreds of arts, crafts, food and political vendors
reform movement, they will also participate in workshops to hone their dot the long expanse of both parks. Hempfest has a "Hemposium"
advocacy skills, work with our Board of Directors to craft our national or- replete with panel discussions and presentations, keynote speakers,
ganizational agenda, and network with each other at fun social events displays and workshops. Hempfest requires over 50 crews. The largest
and concerts! Capacity is limited. So are scholarships, which we will be cannabis policy reform event in the world, Seattle Hempfest always
offering to offset the cost of travel and lodging for students. In order happens the third weekend in the month of August. Seattle Hemp-
to get first dibs on early-bird registration and scholarship applications, fest was established in 1991 at Volunteer Park on Capital Hill in Seattle.
RSVP below! (RSVPing is absolutely free and you're not making a com- Hempfest moved to Gasworks Park in 1994, only to switch to its cur-
mitment to attend. An RSVP simply puts you on the waiting list for regis- rent location, Myrtle Edwards Park, in 1995. The Seattle Hempfest seeks
tration, and we'll let you know as soon as official registration opens.) safe access to medical grade marijuana for qualified patients, the legal
domestic production of industrial hemp, and alternatives to incarcera-
ASA SF Meetings and Pizza: The February SF-ASA chapter meet- tion for otherwise responsible adults convicted of marijuana offenses.
ings will take place on March 9th and 23rd at 7:30 pm at Bowzer's Pizza Seattle Hempfest advocates that marijuana be regulated like alcohol,
located at 371 11th Street (between Folsom and Harrison Sts.) in San adults who responsibly use marijuana not be treated as criminals, and
Francisco. All are welcome. Enjoy pizza and soft drinks and learn about non-violent drug offendersbe given treatment rather than incarcerated.
medical cannabis news and events. For more information contact: HY- For more info visit www.hempfest.org.
PERLINK "mailto:dcgoldman@yahoo.com"dcgoldman@yahoo.com or
call David at 305-609-4429. ASA Chapter Meetings: American’s for Safe Access has chapters all
over the country that meet independently of one another. To locate a
The International Cannabis & Hemp Expo 2010: On April 17 & 18 at chapter in your area and join visit: HYPERLINK "http://www.americans-
The Cow Palace in Daly City the first annual International Cannabis and forsafeaccess.org" www.americansforsafeaccess.org and click the com-
Hemp Expo will kick off. Its mission is to offer a forum for awareness, munity link for local resources
education and advancement of the hemp industry and medical canna-
bis community. Showing the world, through our dedication to the re- Medical Cannabis Safety Council Meetings: Every 3rd Tuesday of the
form of current policy and perception, that we are part of the future Month at Oaksterdam University Student Union, 1915 Broadway, Oak-
global solution. On sight medicating areas will be available to qualified land, CA.
patients. The expo will be split into cannabis related areas and industrial Tax Cannabis 2010 Volunteer and Staff Meetings: The campaign
hemp interests. Tickets are $15 for one day; $24 for both. For more info to legalize cannabis for adult use is underway and meetings on how to
visit: www.intche.org be involved are being held in Oakland, Los Angeles, and many other
Ngaio Bealum Headlines the Punchline in San Francisco on 4/20 areas of the state. To learn more on where to get involved in your neck
Stand Up Comedian, activist and Editor of West Coast Cannabis of the woods visit: www.taxcannabis2010.org and click on volunteer or
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Punchline in San Francisco on April 20th. The show starts at 8pm. For Oaksterdam University: Get educated on the many facets of the
more information, Check out www.punchlinecomedyclub.com cannabis industry. Classes are ongoing with campuses in Oakland, Los
The Nimbin MardiGrass—1st weekend of May in Nimbin, Australia: Angeles, and Sebastapol. To find out about enrollment visit: www.oak-
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this very reflective metal and shape, use a heavy-grade foil I went to a friend's house. He lightweight frames that can be easily
light efficiency? Which do you
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think is better, reflective ma-
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terials such as Mylar or paint- of them passed the bong
the aluminum that disposable curtains from the reflectors so light is
ing with solid white paint? Is Gardeners have a large choice while I sat there feeling sorry
baking pans are made of. redirected to the garden rather than
there a paint designed to be a of reflective materials. These for myself. Our friend then of- the outside perimeter.
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Cooking with Cannabis
WEST COAST STYLE Sprinkle steaks with salt. Melt 2 tablespoons of Cannabis infused
by RachieBake butter in 12-inch skillet until sizzling; add steaks and garlic. Cook
over medium-high heat 4 minutes or so, turning once, until brown.
Now, add the wine or broth (your choice). Cover; continue cooking,
turning once, until steak is done (cooking time will vary since we
all like our meat cooked different. I think 5 to 10 minutes is a good
range).
Meanwhile, remove the Medicated Cheese/CannaButter mixture
from refrigerator; let stand at least 15 minutes.
This is how I serve it, I cut the Cheese/CannaButter mixture into 6
slices; place 1 slice of butter on the center of each hot steak. I pour
any of the remaining juice from the pan I cooked the steaks in over
the top of that... That really is optional so you don't have to do it!,
but it sure tastes good... lol
TIP: To keep the butter in a tubular shape versus having one side
flatten by resting on the refrigerator shelf, try this trick. Cut the
tube from an empty roll of paper towels crosswise into a 4-inch
length. Make one lengthwise cut in the tube. Place plastic wrapped
CannaButter log in cardboard tube and refrigerate.
STEAK!
See you next month! Enjoy!!!
RachieBake
This month I have a special "something" for all of the meat eaters
out there—you know who you are. . . . :-) This has to be the easiest
most delicious steak recipe I have ever had. My husband Jerry
made this for us once with baked potatoes and green beans. It
was better than a steak house... then a few hours later... we were
passed out, it was killer!!!
IF YOU EAT CANNABIS...
Food-based cannabis medicines affect patients differently
than inhaled methods of medicating with cannabis.
Cheese / CannaButter Ingredients: Eating too much cannabis can cause extreme drowsiness,
dizziness, inability to concentrate, diminished ability to
1/3 cup Cannabis infused butter, softened focus, rapid heartbeat, increases or decreases in blood
pressure, need for sleep, and feelings of euphoria.
2 ounces (1/2 cup) crumbled blue cheese
How can you ingest cannabis medicines safely?
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley Learn to manage your dosage effectively...
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1. Begin with 1/4 of a “dose” or small portion of product
2. Wait for at least one hour and analyze the effects
Beef Ingredients: 3. If necessary consume another 1/4 dose or small portion
4. Wait for at least one more hour
6 beef tenderloin steaks (2 pounds), about 1-inch thick 5. If necessary, consume part or all of the remaining product.
1/2 teaspoon salt Ensure that your dosage level is appropriate before attempting to operate
heavy machinery, motor vehicles, boats, or motorcycles. Do be aware of
2 tablespoons Cannabis infused butter your surroundings and possible hazards, and prepare for your needs before
taking medication.
1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh garlic
Remember: Edibles can vary greatly in potency. Products often contain
multiple doses or lesser doses of medicine. Weight, metabolism, and eating
1 cup dry red wine or beef broth habits can alter dosage effects. Taking medication on an empty stomach
can intensify medicinal effects. Learn dosage management that works for
you when ingesting cannabis medicine.
Place 1/2 cup of the Cannabis infused butter and all of the blue If you feel you have eaten too much of a food-based medicine, do not panic,
your symptoms will subside within a few hours. Remain calm. Stay
cheese in small bowl. With an electric mixer, beat at low speed, hydrated and eat food to help symptoms pass. Edible cannabis is safe and
scraping bowl often, until well mixed. Stir in parsley and pepper. will not cause any long-term toxicity.
MCSC
Place mixture onto plastic food wrap; form into 4-inch log. To find out more go to
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Refrigerate for about an hour, until firm.
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to 8:00pm, Fri to Sat: 11:00am to 6811 Woodman Ave, Van Nuys, 6805-B Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys, 12021 1/2 Ventura Blvd., Studio Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p lywood
9:00pm & Sun: 11:00am to 4:00pm CA 91405 CA 91405 City, CA North Hollywood Phone: 818-764-0070
Strain - Balboa Caregivers Phone: (818) 994-1045 Phone: (818) 786-1100 Phone: (818) 980-2266 AM Organic Solutions (AMOS) Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 11-9, Sat. to
7207 Balboa Blvd, Van Nuys Hours: Daily: Mon-Sun 9am-2am Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 10p, Sat: Fax: (818) 980-2265 7248 A Fulton Ave, North Hollywood Fri: 11-10 & Sun: 12-6
(818) 908-9900 10a to 10p & Sun: 10a to 7p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p Phone: (818) 764-5200 North Hollywood Compassionate
Kester Caregivers (KCG)
Granada Hills Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 10a to 9p & Fri. to Caregivers 4854 Lankershim Blvd.
Delta-9 Caregivers 6817 Kester Ave., Van Nuys, CA Valley Patients (VP)
Sat. 10a to 11p & Sun. 10a to 6p North Hollywood
7648 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys 91405 8953 Woodman Ave #101, Arleta, Caregivers Earth Ordinance (CEO)
AZ Caregivers (AZC) Hours: Open 7 Days: 9a to 9p
(818) 997-1003 Phone: (818) 988-6600 (877) 401- CA 17050 Chatsworth St #243,
4942 Vineland Ave. #112, North Hol- Phone: - 1-818-980-9212
Balboa Caregivers WEED (9333) Phone: (818) 895-5645 Granada Hills, CA
lywood North Hollywood Healing Center
16900 Sherman Way #6, Van Nuys Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Hours: 7 Days a Week from 8:30am Phone:(818) 530-2614
Entrance on Morrison St. (NHHC)
(818) 902-0201 *Kush Corner Collective (KCC) to 9PM Fax:(818) 530-2615
Phone: (818) 761-5467 12517 Oxnard St., North Hollywood
Open 4/20 at 12am -2am 7135 Van Nuys Compassionate Caregivers Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p Sun:
California’s Choice (CC) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a-10p Sun. 10a Phone: (818) 762-3766
Kester, Van Nuys, CA 91405 (VNCC) 12p to 8p
6722 White Oak Ave., Van Nuys, CA -8p Mon-Fri 10:00am-10:00pm
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The Wilshire Clinic & Fri. to Sat: 10:30a to 11:30p Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p & Hills, CA 91345 (888) 420-6847 Hollywood, CA
6741 Van Nuys Blvd #A, Van Nuys Sun: 11a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 9p & Sat. California Compassionate Care Network Phone: (818) 752-7274
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Westside Caregivers Club CA 91406 6360 Van Nuys Blvd. #159, Van Phone: (818) 366-4433 4720 Vineland Ave North Hollywood 6pm
22148 Ventura Blvd #A, Woodland Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 9p & Nuys, CA 91401 *Herbal Medicine Care Inc. Phone: (818) 980-MEDS (980-6337) Patients and Caregivers (PC)
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New Age Compassion Care Center Sunday 10a to 8p (818) 717-8710 12011 Victory Blvd. #104, North Hol- Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a-8p & Sun.
Modern OG Collective (MOGC) lywood, 10a-6p
19720 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills 5658 Sepulveda Blvd. Ste 210, Van Studio City Mission Hills Patients Collective
(818) 610-8019 Phone: (818) 985-4372 Phone: (818) 588-1307
Nuys, CA 91411 Alternative Medicine Group (MHPC) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a-8p, Sun: 10a-6p Toluca Lake Collective (TLC)
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CA 91604 F.Y.A.H. House 11232 Vanowen St. #B, North
Nature’s Best Organic Solutions Our Green Planet Collective (OGPC) Phone: (818) 980-1122 Oaks, CA 91423
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Fax: (818) 782-4901 The Greenhouse Harmony House Collective (HHC) The Herbal Discount Collective
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5156 Sepulveda Blvd. Sherman 11651 Sherman Way, North Hollywood- (HDC)
14530 Archwood St., Van Nuys, CA 9:30pm 2000 Cotner Ave., Los Angeles,
Oaks Phone: (818) 982-4420 735 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles
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Red Moon Inc. (RMI) (818) 386-1343 Sun to Thurs 11a-8pm, Fri to Sat Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p
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14350 Oxnard St., Van Nuys, Calif. 11a-10p Phone: (323) 933-HERB (4372)
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91604 (818) 386-1343
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Phone: (818)-849-6751 11a-8p FAX: (323) 882-6263
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90025 4729 Eagle Rock Blvd, Eagle Rock/ Heaven on Earth Healing, *Blue Sky (BS)
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Fax: (888) 569-3565 (562) 612-4637
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90015 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11am to 11pm &
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Sun. 10a to 8p 4477 Hollywood Blvd. Unit #200, (310) 547-4500 Phone: (562) 597-1199
Melrose Compassion Center (MCC) Los Angeles, CA 90027 (Enter on Natural Wellness Caregivers Group Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 10a to 8p
654 N. Manhattan Place, Los Ange- Hillhurst) 1111 S. Pacific Ave. San Pedro & Fri. to Sat: 10a to 9p
les, CA 90004 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p (310)514-9665 Apothecary Assistants Collective
Fax: (323) 953-0565 Phone: (213) 627-1004 Phone: (323) 466-1245 Phone: (323) 664-1100
Delta-9 Torrance Herbal Collective (AAC)
Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 10a to 10p & Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 11a to 8p & Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 9p & Sun: *Sunset Discount Providers
Fri. to Sat: 10a to 1a & Sun: 10a to Fri. to Sat: 11a to 10p & Sun: 11a 10a to 8p 1498 W. Sunset Blvd. #6, Los Ange-
8pm to 6p Melrose Holistic (MH) les, CA 90026
God’s Gift Herbs Center (GGHC) Holistic Harvest (HH) 4901 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA (323)661-6200
90029
Patient ID Center
8411 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, 3511 W. Olympic Blvd. Ste 204, Los Sunset Organic Center (SOC)
CA 90044 Angeles, CA 90019 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p, Closed 2210 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 6p Phone: (323) 766-8865 on Sundays 90026
Phone: (323) 753-3056 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p & Sun: Phone: (323) 466-0036 Phone: (213) 908-7442
12p to 6pm Nature’s Wonder Caregivers Group Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week
The Healing Touch (THT) (NWCG)
4430 Santa Monica Blvd. Suite 105, Holistic Healing Alternatives (HHA) 3600 Olympic Blvd. #7, Los Angeles, Vermont Herbal Center (VHC)
Los Angeles, CA 90029 1400 South Olive Street, Los Angeles, CA 955 S. Vermont Ave. Ste T, Los Ange-
Phone: - (323) 644-7300
Herbal Healing Center (HHC)
CA
Phone: (213) 746-4445 phone
Phone: (323) 733-2950
Pain Releaf Discount Collective (PRDC)
les, CA 90006
Phone: (213) 387-5203 We issue secure photo ID card to cannabis patients and
1051 South Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, Hollywood Hills Holistic (HHH)
CA 90019 1915 N. Highland Ave., Los Angeles,
1359 S. Redondo Blvd., Los Angeles,
CA 90019
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 Days a week
Western Caregivers Group Collective
caregivers with a physician’s recommendation.
Phone: (323) 934-4314 CA 90068 Phone: (323) 935-0383 (WCGC)
Herbal Love Downtown (HLDT) Phone: (323) 874-5159 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 12p to 8p & 467 N.Western Ave., Los Angeles,CA
Hours: 11a to 9p 7 days a week Closed Sunday 90004 Certificate to post in patient’s 24 hour verification online / hotline Hemp store with books,
4120 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Ca
90037 The Home of Compassion (THOC) Precision Medical Caregivers (PMC)
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12p to 9p & garden with a physician’s access for law enforcement & hemp clothing, grow supplies,
Closed Sun.
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & Sun. 2461 So. Robertson Blvd., Los Ange- 3913 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, CA Phone: (323) 464-5571
recommendation medical cannabis providers vaporizors etc.
12p to 8p les, CA 90034 90020
Phone: (323)233-4420 Phone: (310) 842-4740 Phone: (213) 382-7971 Western Theraputic Collective (WTC)
Herbal Relief Caregivers (HRC) Hours: 9a to 7p 7 Days a week Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p & Sun. 447 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles, CA
6317 Wilshire Blvd Suite 100, Los
Angeles, CA
KKC Collective (KKCC) 11a to 5p
2214 S. Vermont St., Los Angeles, CA Purple Heart Compassionate (PHC)
90020
Phone: (213) 381-5209
Free Cultivation Classes for Members with ID card.
Phone: (323) 951-9992
Fax: (323) 951-9993
90007
Phone: (323) 733-2581
5823 W.Pico blvd #B, Los Angeles,
CA90019
Hours: 7 days a week, 10am to 9pm
Westside Healing Center (WSHC) Education, Advocacy, and Referrals for Medical Cannabis and to other Groups
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Phone: (323) 272-4392 6915 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA
High Quality Caregivers Center (HQCC) Kush Collective (KC) 90038
Relax Herbal Place Inc. (RHPI) Phone: (818) 836-1043 Southern Branch Northern Branch
1344 N. Highland Ave Unit 103, Los 1111 S. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, 5427 W. Pico Blvd. #201, Los Angeles,
Angeles CA 90028 CA 90019 CA 90019
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week 470 S. San Vicente Blvd. 1st Flr., Los Angeles 90048 1733 Broadway, Oakland 94612
Phone: (877) 320-9333 (WEED) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 11p & Phone: (323) 456-4677 Wilshire Compassionate Collective Tel. 323-852-1039, FAX 323-852-1051 Tel. 510-832-5346 Fax 510-986-0534
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 9p, Sun: Closed Sun. Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 9p & Sat. to (WCC)
11a to 6 p Phone: (323) 938-KUSH (5874) 3008 Wilshire Blvd. Unit #100, Los www.patientidcenter.org www.legalcannabis.com
Sun: 10a to 5p
*Hill Organic Herbs (HOH) LA Confidential Caregivers (LACC) The Relief Collective (TRC)
Angeles CA 90010 Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-5PM Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-5PM
718 S. Hill St. Ste 200, Los Angeles, 7263 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA Phone: (213) 739-2761
5669 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11:00am to
CA 90014 90046 90019
Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 11a to 8p & Fri. Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12a to 8p 420 Cannabis Cafe & Patient Center 1651 East Edinger Suite 104 Santa
11a to 4p & Sat. 8p to 11p Southern California Herbal Network Riverside Ana
Canna Collective Long Beach (CCLB) (SCHN) (951) 688-7931 (714) 547-1373
4010 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, 600 S. Pacific Ave. Suite #104, San Pe- C.A.P.S. Collective Lake Forest Community Collective
CA 90807 dro, CA Our entrance is off of 6th St. 4050 Airport Center Dr. 24602 Raymond Way, Suite 201 Lake
Hours: Mon. to Sun: 10a to 8p Phone: (310) 547-4500 Palm Springs Forest
Phone: (562) 492-6091 Hours: Mon-Sun 11a-8p (760) 864-8700 (949) 690-7048
Compassionate Health Center (CHC) Kush Korner II (KKII) The Compassionate Collective of The C.A.R.E. Resource Center
3751 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, 813 Cristobal Ave., Wilmington, CA California 14482 Beach Blvd. Suite Z, West-
CA 90804 90744 555 N. Commercial Drive, #5 Palm minster
Phone: (562) 985-0494 Phone: (310) 830-0653 Springs (888) 714-6337
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 8p & Sat. to Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week (760) 325-2262
Sun. 10a to 7p So-Cal Compassion
South East Los Angeles Lake Forest Community Collective Orange County
Health Alternative Collective (HAC) AP Natural Solutions (APNS) 24602 Raymond Way, Suite 201 Lake (714) 417-1322
3428 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, 9841 Alburtis Ave., Santa Fe Springs, Forest
CA 90807 (949) 690-7048 The Healing Center
CA 90670
Phone: (562) 427-9999 Laguna Hills
Phone: (562) 991-9393 CannaHelp
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a to 8p & Sat. to Hours: 11a TO 11p 7 days a week (949) 981-4351
505A Industrial Place
Sun: 11a to 7p Green Shield of California
Discount Collective of Santa Fe Springs Palm Springs
Herbal Discount Center (HDC) (760) 327-2504 N. Orange Co.
(DCSFS)
1206 E. Wardlow Rd., Long Beach, CA 11823 E. Slauson Ave. Unit 29, Santa (714) 257-9561
Orange County Independent Collec-
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p Fe Springs, CA 90670 Beach Cities Collective (BCC)
tive
Phone: (562) 997-2929 Phone: (562) 945-1450 26841 Calle Hermosa Unit C, Capist-
24602 Raymond Way #206
Herbal Solutions Compassionate Hours: 11a to 7p 7 days a week Lake Forest rano Beach, CA 92624
Caregivers (HSCC) (949) 770-4420 Phone: (949) 481-5046
Natures Remedy (NR)
5746 E 2nd st. Long Beach, Ca Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 7p Closed
10435 Atlantic Blvd., South Gate, CA OC Collective and 215 Patient Bakery
Phone: (562) 434-5075 & Fax: Sunday
90280 Anaheim
(562)439-8295 Phone: (323) 357-7900 Camm Collective (CC)
(714) 758-3500
Hours: 11am-8pm Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p & Serving Orange County, Call for
Healing Orange County Patient Assn. Verification and Information.
LB Natural Solutions (LBNS) Sun.11a to 6p
1665 East 4th St. Suite 112
743 E. 4th St., Long Beach, CA 90802 Santa Fe Compassionate Health Center
Phone: 562-437-6929 (SFCHC)
Santa Ana, CA 92701
(714) 835 - 4206
Phone: (949) 242-9168
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11am-7pm, Sat. to Voted California’s #1 Medical Cannabis Dispensary
Hours: 11am to 11pm 7 days a week Sun: 12pm-6pm
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Long Beach Collective (LBC) C, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
1734 Artesia Blvd., Long Beach, CA Call for directions and pre-verifica- Orange Co. Patient Group (DPSHC)
90805 tion 2315 E. 17th St. #4 Santa Ana 4102 Violet Lantern St., Dana • Superior Customer Service
Phone: (562) 984-2520 Phone: (562) 941-1111 (714) 547-2525 Point CA, 92629
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 7p & Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 10a to 8p, & Fri. Alternative Medical Caregivers Phone: (949) 488-0114
Closed Sunday to Sat: 10a to 9p 13912 Ponderosa St #H Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week • High Quality Medication
Long Beach Organics (LBO) Santa Fe Springs Specialty Health Santa Ana GGECO
851 A Pine Ave., Long Beach, CA Center (714) 667-0800 26730 Towne Centre Dr. Ste 203,
90813 10016 Pioneer Blvd., Unit #112, Santa Foothill Ranch, CA 92610
Phone: (562) 495-2000 Fe Springs, CA 90670
Medical Collective Of Garden Grove
Phone: 1-(888)-TO-GGECO(864-4326) • Patient Friendly
13252 Garden Grove Blvd. #209
Hours:Mon to Sat: 10a -10p, Sun: Phone: (562) 949-0100 (714) 663-1420 Hours: 10a to 8p 7 days a week Atmosphere
11a - 7p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. Lake Forest Alternative Center (LFAC)
11a to 6p Alternative Primary Caregivers Col-
Long Beach Quality Discount Care- lective 22471 Aspan St. Ste 207, Lake Forest,
givers (LBQDC) The Springs Alternative Care (SAC) South OC CA 92630 • Blocks from
1150 San Antonio Dr., Long Beach, 11703 Los Nietos Rd., Santa Fe (866) 699-2451 Phone: (949) 458-2500
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9:30a to 7p &
BART/AMTRAK
CA Springs, CA 90670
Phone: (562) 988-8889 Phone: (562) 699-8960 Southern California Caregivers Closed Sunday
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10:30a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. OC
Lake Forest Designated Caregivers
Natures Top Shelf Medicinals (NTSM) 11a to 6p
(949) 243-5638
(LFDC)
• HANDICAP Accessible
1530 E. Wardlow Rd., Long Beach, Ca Orange-San Bernardino-Riverside- The Modest House Collective 24602 Raymond Way, Unit #203,
Phone: (562) 989-0000 Imperial (949) 439-2867 Lake Forest, Ca 92630
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p 215 Agenda (215A) The Valley Coast Collective Phone: (949) 836-0417 • Patient Vendors
*Compassionate Caregivers of Address: 24601 Raymond Way #11 Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9a to 8p & Sun.
10a to 7p & All Holidays 10a to 5p
Always Welcome
San Pedro (CCSP) Lake Forest, CA 92630 & Fountain Valley
410 S. Gaffey St., San Pedro, CA Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p (714) 369-9786 Lake Forest Health Wellness Center
Hours: M—Sat. 10a to 8p, Sun: Phone: Verification: (949) 380-8420 Healthy Living Hospice Center (LFHWC)
11a to 4p Palm Springs Community Caregivers 1800 E. Garry Ave. #221 Santa Ana 23072 Lake Center Dr. #110, Lake 415 4th Street, Oakland, CA 94607 • 510-625-7877 (purp)
Phone: (310) 732-2109 (866) 575-5430 Forest, CA 92630
333 N. Palm Canyon Dr #118
Phone:(949) 859-1158
Gardena Compassionate Caregivers Palm Springs Orange County Caregivers Collective
Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week
(GCC) (760) 325-9988 South OC. Open 7 Days a Week
534 W. 182nd Street, Gardena, CA (949) 370-2480 O.C. Alternative Pain Management
Clones 2 Grow Collective Care
Group (OCAPMG) Monday – Saturday, 9am – 8pm
San Clemente Caregivers
So. OC. and No. SD counties
Membership Re-Opened
Age Limit: 21 and over
Sunday, 10am – 6 pm
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Phone: (714) 299-6207 San Diego
The Point Alternative Care (PAC) Beneficial Care Collective (BCC)
34213 S. Pacific Coast Hwy, Unit #C, 740 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101
Dana Point, CA 92629 Phone: (619) 702-2110
Phone: (949) 248-5500 *Green Joy (SAN DIEGO)
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Medicinal Marijuana Collective
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Medical Cannabis Dispensary Permit Law 707.463.1178
Offices in Oakland and Los Angeles
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80205 Zen Dispensary 5115 Federal Blvd. #9, Denver CO, 80211 80211 720-862-7544 Denver CO, 80247 80222
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RiNo Supply Co 303-518-0303 Ganja Gourmet
Why is it called Trainwreck? Because this super strong pure sativa (mostly Colombian x Mexican sativa with a little Afghani) comes on
crazy strong? Is it because of the rumor that this light green, long leaved, delicious plant was first grown in Humboldt County near the
site of an old trainwreck? I say yes to both. For at least fifteen years, this plant with the strong head effects and the smell of pine and
skunk has been a favorite of patients and growers everywhere. Trainwreck is easy to grow indoors and out, although if you grow it out-
doors, make sure you have plenty of room because this plant gets hella (I say “hella” because the strain is from Northern California) tall.
It gives a good yield for a sativa, but, being an almost pure sativa, it definitely takes a while to finish. Mostly available as a clone, but a
few seed companies have managed to create a pretty good version as well. —editor@westcoastcannabis. com