Marijuana legalization triggers a frenzy of cultivation

Marijuana is indeed a "fast track" to other drugs, and many addicts start with marijuana.

In 1996, California in the United States already allowed marijuana to be legally used for medical purposes, and later passed a rule that as long as they hold a doctor's prescription, patients can legally buy it at pharmacies

The legalization of marijuana is bound to affect the physical and mental health of teenagers and society's morals, and bring some unpredictable social problems.

Most people know that marijuana is a "soft drug" that can cause cancer of the lungs and respiratory tract, and is addictive, causing hallucinations.

Since the legalization of marijuana in California, many people have begun to cultivate marijuana in large batches and on a large scale.

But people are unwilling to hide here and there when smoking marijuana, so the call for "marijuana legalization" has grown louder and louder. As a result, the dispute over "marijuana legalization" has become the most famous "tug-of-war" in American history.

Although U.S. federal law considers smoking and supplying marijuana to be illegal, marijuana is still rampant in the United States, especially popular among black people, young people, and entertainment and sports celebrities.

Marijuana, however, has high medicinal value, especially for mental illness.

A poll released in 2009 showed that 56% of voters in California supported marijuana legalization, as well as increasing government revenue by taxing marijuana transactions, believing it would help improve California's finances, which had fallen into long-term difficulty.