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New Strains & Lower Prices

travis — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:25:47 +0000

New Pricing Tiers (taxes included)

Elite – $14 g, $45 1/8, $85 1/4, $160 1/2, $300 oz

Premium – $12 g, $40 1/8, $75 1/4, $140 1/2, $260 oz

Heavy Hitter – $10 g, $35 1/8, $65 1/4, $120 1/2, $220 oz

*Additionally, ALL concentrates (Shatter Glass, Budder, Wax) are now only $40/gram and come with 1/8 oz bulk discounts. You can see the FULL MENU online at WeedMaps, including all strain varieties of concentrate.

New Strains On Their Way

Green Dream (Green Crack/Cush x Haze)

White Fire OG #2 (New Cut)

Krypto Diesel (Kryptonite x Sour Diesel)

White Dawg (The White x ChemDawg)

Brain OG Kush (Snoop’s Lemon OG cut)

720 (303 Kush x Roughneck)

Humboldt County Bubba Kush

OG Affy (Face Off OG Kush x Afghani IBL)

OG Diesel (OG Kush x Original Diesel)

Golden Goat (Freak Island Sweet Skunk x (Hawaiian x Romulan))

Pure Kush

Sour Kush (NYCD x Abusive’s OG Kush)

Star Dawg (ChemDawg #4 x Tres Dawg)

Skunk Dawg (Skunk x ChemDawg)

SAGE x Sour Diesel

Mass Super Diesel (Mass Super Skunk x Original Diesel)

WERK

New Strain – Humboldt County Bubba Kush

travis — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:33:59 +0000

This is a look at our new version of the ever popular indica strain, Pre-98 Bubba Kush. While in many ways it reminds us of our traditional Bubba, the structure is a bit less dense and the effects are slightly less narcotic. This means that it carries heavy pain relief and relaxation aspects, but won’t necessarily force you into a premature slumber. Smell and taste are still top notch, carrying the full “dark” bouquet Bubba lovers know well.

Daily $200 Ounce

travis — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 22:29:27 +0000

We’ve started the new program of offering a daily $200 priced ounce. The strain will vary and often change daily, covering all 3 shelves we offer, but we will always have something available for you. We’ve already offered Bruce Banner, Glass Slipper, 303 Kush and Purple Dream!

Registry Fee Now $35 – Victory!

travis — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 00:31:33 +0000

The cost to get marijuana-legal just went down

By John Ingold
The Denver Post

POSTED: 11/16/2011 04:51:06 PM MST

UPDATED: 11/16/2011 04:54:25 PM MST

The state Board of Health on Wednesday slashed the fee that medical-marijuana patients pay when applying for or renewing their licenses.

Patients will now pay $35 to be on Colorado’s medical-marijuana registry, down from $90. When the program first started, following voter approval in 2000, the fee was $140.

“We feel comfortable that will cover our expenses and be appropriate given the volume of patients we are receiving, said Ron Hyman, the Health Department official who oversees the registry.

The Board of Health also voted Wednesday to change how it defines indigence for patients seeking a fee waiver, with the expectation that more patients will qualify.

The changes come as the number of patients on the registry — currently about 103,000 — is declining for the first time since at least 2009. Figures released for September show a nearly 20,000-patient drop compared to August. The current numbers are 20 percent below the high mark for the registry, nearly 129,000 patients in June, and down about 14 percent since January.

Medical-marijuana advocates at Wednesday’s hearing blamed the cost of applying to the registry as one cause of the decline and applauded the Board of Health’s changes. But they also cited a number of other causes for the shrinkage of registered patients.

Barb Visher, who owns the Tender Healing Care dispensary in Denver, said paperwork headaches and shifting rules have likely driven some patients away.

“It’s changed so often that it’s frustrating for patients,” she said. “It’s cumbersome, and it’s costly.”

Josh Kappel, from the marijuana-advocacy group Sensible Colorado, said rulings that go against medical marijuana in areas of child custody, employment and even gun ownership may have also convinced people to stay off the registry.

“A lot of patients are having to decide, ‘Do I use medical marijuana and potentially give up all these other rights I have?’” Kappel said.

James McVaney, a disability-rights advocate, said the number of new patients applying to the registry has dwindled since state lawmakers and administrators created stricter rules for medical-marijuana businesses — including that transactions at dispensaries be videotaped. He said the current drop is fueled by previously registered patients not renewing their licenses.

Patients only need a doctor’s recommendation to be legal medical-marijuana users in Colorado and do not need to apply to the registry. However, the registry gives patients extra protection against prosecution, and a registry card is required to shop at a dispensary. Patients without a card can either grow their own marijuana or obtain it from a small-scale caregiver.

Visher said she thinks the non-renewing patients are doing just that — or are buying from the black market.

“A drop in the registry does not mean there are fewer patients or less need,” she said.

John Ingold: 303-954-1068 or jingold@denverpost.com.

Incredibowl Winner Announced

travis — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 21:33:48 +0000

Meet our Incredibowl Giveaway Winner, Kyle Davis, an avid Dreamer and terrific guy.

Kyle won the i420 custom engraved with the Green Dream logo. This particular piece has a history, as it was built as part of the Special Edition 4.20% Donation run. It was also originally donated to KindReviews.com for review, earning Incredibowl an ‘A’ grade and starting a well documented celebration of an excellent piece. Congratulations Kyle!

Honoring Veterans Day

travis — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 15:26:05 +0000

Green Dream proudly supports those people amongst us who have honorably served our country in any of the armed forces. Any veteran served at GDHS today will receive a 25% discount as a small “thank you” for that service. For those of you like me who haven’t served, find someone who has and take the time to ask some questions. You’d be amazed at how often an easy ear is truly appreciated, my grandpa certainly felt that way. Our best to all of you on this day of remembering.

Wax/Budder in Stock, Multiple Flavors

travis — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 18:22:36 +0000

The GDHS wax and budder is back in stock, with flavors such as Blue, Master Kush, Island Sweet Skunk, and Sour Diesel.

If you haven’t tried wax or need a lesson on how to smoke or handle this type of medicine, we are here to help. We’ve got multiple low cost starter options and a wealth of knowledge, so just ask!

303 Kush Special – Snow Day

travis — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 17:44:11 +0000

Green Dream is offering a Snow Day special on ounces of 303 Kush for just $275! This is one of the best hybrid medicines available in Colorado, come and see for yourself.

Barter Day is Halloween

travis — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 20:22:51 +0000

Come get your Halloween Treats - Dairy Queen!

We are open all day Halloween, and it happens to be the Green Dream Barter Day – scary deals everywhere you look! We’ve got Bruce Banner ounces below $200, wax available, and edibles on special too!

Come see us for the best deal of the month!

State is Issuing Licenses

travis — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 16:57:02 +0000

Colorado issues first medical-marijuana business licenses in U.S.

The Denver Post

Posted: 10/27/2011 01:00:00 AM MDT

Updated: 10/27/2011 07:57:15 AM MDT

FILE – In this Jan. 26, 2010 file photo, Yamileth Bolanos, who runs Pure Life Alternative Wellness Center, holds a vial of marijuana known as Jupiter Kush, at her store in Los Angeles. California’s largest industry group for doctors is calling for the legalization of marijuana even as it maintains that the drug has few proven health benefits. Trustees of the California Medical Association adopted the new stance at its annual meeting Friday, Oct. 14, 2011 in Anaheim, according to a Los Angeles Times report. (AP | Reed Saxon)

Colorado has begun issuing the first state medical-marijuana business licenses in the nation, the culmination of a more than year-long application process for dispensaries and marijuana- infused-products makers.

The state has issued 11 licenses to businesses in Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and Littleton, according to the state Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division of the Department of Revenue. Another seven have been notified they are likely to receive a license. And the state has sent out letters to local governments for 467 dispensaries and products-makers to double-check that those businesses have local approval — one of the final steps in the licensing process.

The first license to a Denver business was presented Wednesday to Dr. J’s owner Tom Sterlacci at a meeting of an industry workgroup. The presentation received a standing ovation.

“It’s very historic,” Sterlacci said. “Now we’re not standing alone with the feds. We have the city and the state standing with us.”

Medical-marijuana advocates say Colorado’s regulations for cannabis businesses are the most comprehensive in the nation, and they credit the rules’ thoroughness with shielding the businesses from federal raids. John Ingold, The Denver Post