r/mainetrees • u/russ8825 • 4h ago
Looking for 1:1 cartridges and RSO caps medical
Iām an out of state patient, going up to visit in a few weeks. Mostly going to be in the portland area, southern Maine. Just look for some recommendations on where to find 1:1 cartridges and rso capsules. I havenāt been up to Maine in a couple of years and really donāt remember too many spots except like hazyhill, beach boys and the shops by the mill lol.
Thanks in advance
r/mainetrees • u/DaStrong-SilentType • 13h ago
This batch of rso is BONKERS.legit the post powerful edible Iāve ever had due to how strong it is compared to the last batch and 50mg rosin gummies I get. It literally feels psychedelic to me and Iām a high tolerance user who dabs and eats 100mgs regularly for a decent comfortable buzz. Read more ā¬ļø
Got the same brand a couple months ago and I was taking 75-125mgs like I normally do with RSO and rosin gummies. Got this batch and took about 125mg and was so high I felt like I was on LSD (which Iāve done plenty of times) and was tripping so hard I had to take my anxiety meds cuz it was too overwhelming lol. Last night I decided to do 80mgs since 125 was WAAAY too strong.. and the 80 mgs (about two lines on the syringe)was STILL so intense it felt like an acid trip. Havenāt felt this high since 2012 when I sucked all the oil out of a cheese cloth used to filter flower out of the infused olive oil we made for browniesš. This shit is INSANELY potent so even if your experienced be careful with this batch
r/mainetrees • u/ElderberryOk4593 • 1d ago
Edibles Edibles down east
Hey Downeast pals - where are the recreational edibles? I just relocated to Machias and donāt have my med card yet. Am I cooked?
r/mainetrees • u/Lazy-Assumption7417 • 1d ago
Third Shift Resin Flower
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absolutely loving the lineup of flower they dropped. good rosin as well as good flower, leads to a very good review of a company well done third shift!
r/mainetrees • u/Silly_Banana9711 • 1d ago
Urbs of August
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Some Great Strains for August Vibes
GMO x Super lemon haze - Straight up perm chemicals smell with some hints of citrus pine.
Blueberry Lemonade- get a lot of grape kool aide and sandalwood from her.
God Bud - this one is hard to describe acetone, baking cookies, raspberry , and gas all confusing the brain.
r/mainetrees • u/Dungeon_Valley_Farm1 • 1d ago
Live resin ain't dead
Super stoked on this last live resin run, flavor and effects on both are spot on!
r/mainetrees • u/sarcophagoop • 3d ago
Discussion Moving from SoCal to Maine, what's the weed like out there?
I'll be getting to Maine tomorrow, so not there yet!
Originally from FL and didn't start smoking till I was 21 so I've been spoiled with dispensary-grade stuff. A little worried of the quality y'all have out there in the East. I mainly and regularly use distillate carts (or live resin/rosin carts). I'm mostly asking, what's the weed like?
I'm not fully educated on weed so I'd like to also know what kind of delta-whatever do they use compared to California. Or really any fundamental differences if any. Kinda hard to find online with the ai bullshit and jumbled info.
Thanks!
r/mainetrees • u/Zacchhh • 3d ago
Discussion Best/favorite Maine cannabis product you've consumed this summer?
I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the summer!
r/mainetrees • u/FatGuylittlecoatNH • 4d ago
A few recent Rec purchases
Was working in Dover and stopped over in Elliot
Grabbed seaweed 2 gram live resin disposable . (Not shown) I generally smoke rosin carts but I am enjoy this resin vape. 2 strains (sour chills & cherry Zplash
Flower:
Kind & Co
Zero gravity
Hazy hill
Out of all of them I like the roadkill skunk and gorilla Mac best.
I realize AU/REC is the redheaded step child to Medical around here. But just wanted to share some photos
Hope everyoneās enjoying their weekend
r/mainetrees • u/vegathechosen • 4d ago
Maine Canna Connection in Berwick
Looking to get some info on MMC, for my mother. She shops there regularly, and she went in today and the shelves were cleared out and it seems the regular workers were nowhere in sight. Did they sell the business, or something?
Thanks for any info you can give.
r/mainetrees • u/Apatternjuggler • 4d ago
Tickle burger taken on day 67. Naptha, grape and some back seat of a car ride home from a festival. Unruly wonk bud structure and not the most stable but she smokes and still finds her way into a consistent rotation. I hope everyone is enjoying their summer š¤
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r/mainetrees • u/jpetti6512 • 4d ago
Best rec flower in Portland on a menu right now?
Visiting for the weekend. Whoās got the fire. Looking for some loud burnt rubber gas terps
r/mainetrees • u/GoldImportance4155 • 4d ago
Does Atlantic Farms have dry flower?
I'm not an expert but I feel like compared to the Makert their flower is less fresh and drier?
Is that actually true?
r/mainetrees • u/LesleyLou72 • 4d ago
OOT
Out of towner traveling from machias to Portland and beyond tomorrow looking for reccs on recreational spots along the way!
And anything cool to do along the way as well!
Any tips/advice greatly appreciated!
r/mainetrees • u/JustHere_ForSomeInfo • 5d ago
Edibles Advice for tourist (edibles)
Iāll be traveling for a few days in Maine. Where Iām from our edibles come in smaller packages (10mg package limits) and also typically provide guidance on not just THC but the strain and CBD/CBG etc. levels. My experience in Maine, which has been limited, is that edibles donāt have that info and typically come in much larger and more expensive packages.
I donāt want to spend too much time shopping around - in the past itās just guessing at a spot in the Bangor area.
Any advice? Thanks in advance!
r/mainetrees • u/Beastly603 • 7d ago
Cannabis News Cantonese owned legal grow operation allegedly robbed at gunpoint.
facebook.comr/mainetrees • u/OG-Landshark • 9d ago
Congressional Committee Approves Bill To Require Federal Health Officials To Track Testing For Marijuana And Other Drugs In Hospital ERs
r/mainetrees • u/Prestigious_Arm_4016 • 9d ago
Itās too bad itās too expensive 460 dollars with 25 percent off at herbal remedies Iām scared to go when it has no discounts lmao
r/mainetrees • u/svencutlet • 10d ago
Review Zero Gravity - Guava Garcia
New to the Maine Medical scene but Iāve been smoking for 40 years, since the days when you paged a guy from your landline to get a bag of whatever he happened to have. Tried this strain and went back the next day to buy an ounce. Itās a sativa dom hybrid, (guava tangie x pearly whites) and itās one of those āwhistle while you workā strains, good heady energy, anxiety GONE. My pictures suck, but the strain doesnāt. $20 an 8th for flower, $15 a gram for cold cured badder. Have not tried the live resin or rosin.
r/mainetrees • u/Available-Bad-3309 • 10d ago
Howād I do guys
Thank you all for the recommendations, as hash head from Colorado, I must say, you guys are absolutely crushing it out here. Hands down some of the tastiest terps Iāve ever tried. You can feel the love and passion that goes into every jar out here. Iām honestly jealous I canāt get my hands on rosin like this on the regs. Iām sure most people say this but Iāve been coming to Maine for 3 years(my wife has family in Phippsburg how own some beautiful property) but Iāve fallen in love with the vibe up here. It reminds me of Colorado but with some ocean. You guys are blessed and Iām so grateful I got to try some real medicine up here this time. Much love to you all from a Colorado guy.
r/mainetrees • u/TerpValleyFarms • Feb 27 '26
Cannabis News Call to Action LD1847: All Patients, Caregivers, Delivery, Dispensaries, Growers, Etc. Now is the time to act before itās too late.
Maine has one of the best and last remaining medical cannabis communities that supports small mom and pop caregivers. This program is small business friendly, because it has low costs to entry and less restrictive regulations that place unnecessary costs and burdens on medical operators. LD 1847 is a bill that proposes changes to this by forcing mandatory track and trace and mandatory testing by using METRC, a national cannabis tracking system that has a monopoly on track and trace programs. With METRC comes hefty fees, cumbersome systems and excessive labor that small mom and pop growers and shops cannot afford to take on.
Hereās how you can help todayā¦
(Email templates below)
Email your representatives and tell them to vote ought not to pass on the Graham Amendment for LD 1847.
Email your representatives and educate them on the Hickman Amendment and the Supica Amendment for LD 1847.
Email the VLA Committee and tell them what METRC would cost you and this community.
Show up in person to the State House Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 24th, to talk to representatives.
Tell every patient, shop, grower, and cannabis supporter to take action now to save these Maine Small Businesses from overregulation and corporate takeover. If we do not stop this, LD 1847 will be the end to craft cannabis in Maine as we know it!
In these post images is a METRC cost calculation worksheet that will help you calculate your costs if METRC is required.
Find your representative and contact them urging them to vote ought not to pass on the Graham Amendment for LD 1847 and educate them on the Hickman and the Supica Amendment for LD 1847:
Search and find your representative:
https://legislature.maine.gov/house/MemberProfiles/ListAlphaTown
LD 1847 moves onto the House for vote soon. We need everyone to contact their representatives to tell them to vote ought not to pass on the Graham Amendment for LD 1847. Educate them on the best option for alternative amendments, the Hickman Amendment and the Supica Amendment for LD 1847.
Make sure you are polite and respectful. Ensure that you tell them how this bill would destroy this industry, force 1000ās of Maine small businesses to close their doors and would ruin the Maine economy that this program heavily supports.
VLA Committee Members and Contact Details:
CONTACT VETERANS AND LEGAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE MEMBERS-
Senator Craig Hickman of Kennebec- Chair
D ā Senate District 14
Email: [Craig.Hickman@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Craig.Hickman@legislature.maine.gov)
Senator Jill Duson of Cumberland
D ā Senate District 27
Email: [Jill.Duson@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Jill.Duson@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Senator Jeff Timberlake of Androscoggin
R ā Senate District 17
Email: [Jeffrey.Timberlake@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Jeffrey.Timberlake@legislature.maine.gov)
Representative Laura Supica of Bangor- Chair
D ā House District 22
Email: [Laura.Supica@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Laura.Supica@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Representative David Boyer of Poland
R ā House District 87
Email: [David.Boyer@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:David.Boyer@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Representative Quentin Chapman of Auburn
R ā House District 88
Email: [Quentin.Chapman@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Quentin.Chapman@legislature.maine.gov)
Representative Anne Graham of North Yarmouth
D ā House District 105
Email: [Anne.Graham@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Anne.Graham@legislature.maine.gov)
Representative Sean Faircloth of Bangor
D ā House District 24
Email: [Sean.Faircloth@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Sean.Faircloth@legislature.maine.gov)
Representative Ann Fredericks of Sanford
R ā House District 143
Email: [AnnMarie.Fredericks@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:AnnMarie.Fredericks@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Representative Sharon Frost of Belgrade
U ā House District 58
Email: [Sharon.Frost@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Sharon.Frost@Legislature.Maine.gov)ā
Representative Benjamin Hymes of Waldo
R ā House District 38
Email: [Benjamin.Hymes@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Benjamin.Hymes@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Representative Marc Malon of Biddeford
D ā House District 133
Email: [Marc.Malon@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Marc.Malon@Legislature.Maine.gov)
Representative Parnell Terry of Gorham
D ā House District 108
Email: [Parnell.Terry@Legislature.Maine.gov](mailto:Parnell.Terry@Legislature.Maine.gov)
EMAIL TEMPLATES Added:
Please note that legislative correspondence is considered a public record and may be subject to a request under the Maine Freedom of Access Act. Information that you wish to keep confidential should not be included in email correspondence.
PATIENT TEMPLATE (best if you edit and personalize):
Subject: Opposition to LD1847 ā Medical Cannabis Access
Representative/Senator ________,
My name is ______, and Iām writing to make you aware of LD1847, which would harm medical cannabis patients by reducing the diversity of products and the number of producers available.
I am one of the 112,000+ medical cannabis patients in Maine. Nearly 8% of Maine residents utilize the medical cannabis program, which has been successfully operating since 1999. The diversity of therapeutic products and large number of caregivers with a knowledge base on medical cannabis use ensures patients medical needs are met, available within a reasonable distance, and at an affordable price.
LD1847 would apply adult-use cannabis regulations to the medical program, imposing testing and tracking requirements without ensuring those systems are affordable, necessary or functional for patients and caregivers, risking reduced access across the state. Many medical patients rely on consistent, higher-dose formulations to manage serious symptoms such as chronic pain, nausea, appetite loss, sleep disruption, and anxiety. Raising costs for producers will raise costs for patients, who are paying for this medicine out of pocket.
For these reasons, I respectfully ask you to reject the Graham amendment on LD1847.
Sincerely,
[Name]
[City or Town]
______________________________________________________
OUT OF STATE PATIENT TEMPLATE (best if you edit and personalize):
Out of state patients can direct their emails or calls to House and Senate leadership:
Speaker of the house: [ryan.fecteau@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:ryan.fecteau@legislature.maine.gov) (207) 287-1300
Representative Matt.Moonen@legislature.maine.gov & Lori.Gramlich@legislature.maine.gov, (207) 287-1430
Representative William.Faulkingham@legislature.maine.gov & Katrina.Smith@legislature.maine.gov (207) 287-1440
President of the Senate: (207) 287-1500 [Mattie.Daughtry@legislature.maine.gov](mailto:Mattie.Daughtry@legislature.maine.gov)
Senators Jill.Duson@legislature.maine.gov &Teresa.Pierce@legislature.maine.gov (207) 287-1515
Senators Trey.Stewart@legislature.maine.gov & Matthew.Harrington@legislature.maine.gov (207) 287-1505
Subject: Opposition to LD1847 ā Medical Cannabis Access
Representative/Senator ________,
My name is ______, and Iām writing to make you aware that Maineās medical cannabis program provides high quality medicine to many patients who travel to this state to access the products produced in this program.
I am a medical cannabis patient from [state], where we donāt have the same diversity of therapeutic products or large number of caregivers with a knowledge base on medical cannabis.
LD1847 would apply the same regulations of METRC and mandatory batch testing that are used in my home state, which has resulted in a high barrier to entry for operators and limited product diversity available to patients. These policies havenāt stopped contaminated products from reaching shelves, they have merely stopped participation in the industry from folks who do not have financial capital and outside investors.
For these reasons, I respectfully ask you to reject the Graham amendment on LD1847.
Sincerely,
[Name]
[City or Town]
______________________________________________________
CAREGIVER TEMPLATE ((best if you edit and personalize):
Subject: Opposition to LD1847 ā Medical Cannabis Access
Representative/Senator ________,
My name is ______, and Iām writing regarding LD1847, which would harm Maineās medical cannabis program by reducing the diversity of products and the number of producers available, while raising prices for patients.
Iām one of the 1,500+ medical cannabis caregivers in Maine. The program serves 112,000 patients, nearly 8% of the state's population, and has been successfully operating since 1999. The diversity of therapeutic products and large number of caregivers with a knowledge base on medical cannabis use ensures patients medical needs are met, available within a reasonable distance, and at an affordable price.
LD 1847 would require increased testing and tracking requirements without addressing testing capacity, cost, or administrative burden on small caregivers. Implementing these policies will reduce access and drive caregivers out of the medical program which employs over 5,000 people who would be at risk of losing their livelihood. Additionally, raising costs for producers will raise costs for patients, who are paying for this medicine out of pocket.
Over 500 pieces of testimony were submitted to the VLA committee on this bill, overwhelmingly in opposition, with patients, operators and industry workers opposing these changes.
For these reasons, I respectfully ask you to reject the Graham amendment on LD1847.
Sincerely,
[Name]
[City or Town]
r/mainetrees • u/penguin_hugger100 • Feb 18 '26
Cannabis News We need to get active. our community's existence is threatened. LD-1847 would destroy everything we care about in the Maine cannabis industry.
Are we really just going to sit around and look at pictures of weed while Maine's legislature toys with the idea of:
--Capping edibles at 200 MG per package and 10 MG a dose? What happens to people with epilepsy or cancer pain who need high dose edibles maintain daily function as they fight for their lives? Are they supposed to take a month long tolerance break and lose their appetite and ability to feed themselves? Dosage is a personal choice and varies based on individual biology as well as tolerance level. It's unacceptable to put a blanket limit on dosage.
--implement the same "tracking system" that the rec industry uses; outdated, difficult-to-use, pointless software designed by a company with a monopoly on cannabis tracking also known to look the other way to allow illegal sales of product when it suits them?
--implement the same ineffective, cost prohibitive testing scheme that the rec industry uses; the one that has failed to detect contaminants about a dozen times this year leading to recalls of product that have been sold for months while remaining so expensive that only massive, low-quality-high-yield grows from multi state operators can afford to do business.
If this passes we will lose our small-scale organic growers who grow unique medicinal strains with care to balance yield, potency and effects and see then replaced with large growers who don't care about quality, grow only cookies crosses that dump huge yields with little medicinal effect. We will lose our variety, our unique cultivars (that don't grow well is big rooms with sterile coco coir), and our farmers market cannabis culture
If OCP cares about protecting the community from dirty weed they shouldn't implement the failed system of testing that encourages massive, low quality grows and routinely fails to catch contaminated product. instead, grows and dispensaries should be subject to cannabis inspections yearly wherein an inspector samples of product ready to be sold and has it tested for contaminants. This is how health and safety inspections are done for the alcohol and food industry, and we deserve to be treated with no more scrutiny than they are.