Why can't the dispensaries keep flower in stock? Are the growers simply unable to keep up with demand or is it because of the limited amount of growers in the state? Personally, I would like to see more flower than concentrates.

Quit complaining and be happy you can even get bud from a dispensary

Yes, I agree with Tyler But make no mistake... By next year hopefully it will become leagal for recreational use and you'll be able to grow your own!!! :) :) Personally I don't like the whole concentrate ( all the chemicals, processes, ECT ) you know what your getting when you grow your own 😂

Can I get a strain there. I'm from Alabama. The hick country stone aged state. Can I get some flower here? And what's the process?

Tyler Foley, dispensary and grower regulations are 2 totally separate entities, it sounds like you are saying it is a grower issue. If it is indeed a grower issue that is due to bad legislation, I recommend everyone to contact their state lawmakers and the Governors office to push for an amendment, it's the only way to get it fixed right. If no one writes to their legislators then they won't recognize it as a problem, but if we ALL say something about it then they will listen a little closer and maybe do something about it. Leonard, I sure hope so, already mailed my ballot. Concentrates are my last resort, I can totally understand why some people are developing respiratory issues from vaping that stuff and I don't think it is the weed but the delivery vehicle (the oils used to make it). After I hit one of those vapes (doesn't matter who makes it or the type) my chest gets very tight from bronchial spasms that cause constriction. Bud is best is what I say and your right,

Because the state of Florida has a maximum allowed amount each dispensary chain is able to grow at once. And they have so many products other than flower, that requires flower to be processed to make, the dispensaries cannot keep up with all the flower demands. Give it another 6 months and flower should be regularly and more easily available because the state just allowed all dispensaries an increase in they're grow amounts. So it will be a few more months until we see that stock increase. Because marijuana takes on average 6 months give or take to fully grow a single crop. It might help if they are able to instill the Ed Rosenthal sea of green method of growing

I live in Santa Rosa County where are dispensaries are nonexistent

Because there's a high demand.

It’s impossible to be a grower. Who has had a greenhouse for more than 30 years. How do you start from scratch? It’s not possible.