The court decision in D.C. comes as complaints over the smell of marijuana have arisen amid a boom in the cannabis industry.
A D.C. judge has ruled that a man who smokes medical marijuana in his apartment must stop after a neighbor complained that the odor from his marijuana crept into her home and caused a nuisance.
I feel like there's got to be a middle ground between, "I don't want to smell this" and getting a court order to stop someone from taking their medicine in their own home.
My question is if you can have this banned by the courts could you theoretically get an injunction on people cooking in their own homes especially something “smelly” like a curry.
I feel that for marijuana usage to become more acceptable, it needs to be bred to be much less pungent.
My brother-in-law stayed with us last weekend, and is a chronic pot smoker. Our garden absolutely reeked of the stuff. Fortunately the house to one side is empty, and our neighbour on the other side was away. But anyone else in the area must have thought we were going hard on it all weekend. Wouldn't be so bad, but my work has a zero tolerance policy on drug use (I work in the railway industry), so I didn't even get to join him.
Vape or edibles. I hate the smell too.
You can make edibles/tincture with not as much smell because you can get a device that is sealed while you decarboxalate/heat up the weed. Put some oil in there and you've got a tincture.
I now just create a tincture with delta 8 and cbd, cbc etc. Using the isolates means no smell and you can make your own ratios. I create my tincture to help with my restless leg syndrome, so I'm able to sleep and not have pain. I wouldn't want to medicate myself daily by smoking. That sounds bad for my lungs.
Interesting. While I understand their ruling in this case, I wonder how it would apply to other "high-smell" things like tabacco smoke and very fragrant food.