Are limits on marijuana necessary for water security?

@CountScrofula ok well thanks for the info. Id like to see if there is any correlation between almond farming and the current droughts across the U.S.

@exchrist I'd say its more accurate that during a shortage, rich people get priority access to resources, and the rest of us get the leftovers. Almond farming may contribute to droughts but idk if it doesn't rain the question of who gets the water is really the first thing.

@CountScrofula definitely. I blame corn most and the lack of planning within the growing cannabis market. Also hydroponics is holding onto lots of water. Leading to more extreme drought.

@KingofBones1 right? 🤔.

it is just a weed

@Fungirlmmm thats what i mean 1 pot plant uses the water 6 ppl would drink on a daily basis. Also all these high potency buds are a fad? Its bad for the water supply.

@jehova It takes around 1,800–1,900 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. This includes the water needed to grow the grass, hay, and grain that cattle eat, as well as the water used in processing and packaging.

Seems like cutting back on beef would save a lot more water.

@ElwoodBlues its a multifacetted problem. And scale is a concern. My point is that the new water requirements of marijuana is alot very quickly. Balance will take time.

@basilfawlty89 that uses water more efficiently? It still involves some water?

@basilfawlty89 yes hemp would be great! Especilly industrially for fuel.

@exchrist aeroponics uses a small amount of water mist and nutrient spray.

@KingofBones1 im only referring to scale.

@jehova then you should report accurate my friend

@KingofBones1 its a conversation thanks again. Id not heard of this it would be more efficient.