Ron Strider
Well-Known Member
A cannabis plant in every yard? That could be the slogan for Dana Larsen's Overgrow Canada pot-seed campaign.
The marijuana advocate led a project this year to give away 5 million cannabis seeds this year; last year he and his colleagues gave away 2.5 million.
"We're encouraging people to plant them openly," he said Sunday. "The goal is to normalize cannabis growing."
It's a continuation of a civil disobedience campaign, following on from the growth of bong shops and dispensaries in many communities across Canada.
One of his contacts spotted a pair of cannabis plants growing in the flower beds around Vancouver city hall. That was a great thing to see, he said.
"I want to be in a country where growing a plant in your front is a common thing," he said.
Cannabis plants growing wild aren't any more dangerous than other plants he pointed out.
"I look at my yard, there's morning glory taking over – it's actually hallucinogenic," he said. "So don't feel there's any concern about that. There's no harm being near a cannabis plant."
"Munching on a cannabis bud, nothing's going to happen at all. It's not actually nice to chew on, it's not like a bright red berry that grows everywhere and is toxic to kids."
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Vancouver pot activist calls for open cultivation of cannabis plants | Vancouver Sun
Author: Patrick Johnston
Contact: How to get in touch with Vancouver Sun | Vancouver Sun
Photo Credit: Dana Larsen
Website: Vancouver News, Top Stories, Breaking Headlines & Videos | Vancouver Sun
The marijuana advocate led a project this year to give away 5 million cannabis seeds this year; last year he and his colleagues gave away 2.5 million.
"We're encouraging people to plant them openly," he said Sunday. "The goal is to normalize cannabis growing."
It's a continuation of a civil disobedience campaign, following on from the growth of bong shops and dispensaries in many communities across Canada.
One of his contacts spotted a pair of cannabis plants growing in the flower beds around Vancouver city hall. That was a great thing to see, he said.
"I want to be in a country where growing a plant in your front is a common thing," he said.
Cannabis plants growing wild aren't any more dangerous than other plants he pointed out.
"I look at my yard, there's morning glory taking over – it's actually hallucinogenic," he said. "So don't feel there's any concern about that. There's no harm being near a cannabis plant."
"Munching on a cannabis bud, nothing's going to happen at all. It's not actually nice to chew on, it's not like a bright red berry that grows everywhere and is toxic to kids."
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Vancouver pot activist calls for open cultivation of cannabis plants | Vancouver Sun
Author: Patrick Johnston
Contact: How to get in touch with Vancouver Sun | Vancouver Sun
Photo Credit: Dana Larsen
Website: Vancouver News, Top Stories, Breaking Headlines & Videos | Vancouver Sun
