You might get a few straight edges that will not break the law in Portland, but people smoke no matter what there. Rather blatantly and openly, too. It is pretty wild, but kind of funny. Colorado brings people from as far as a 2-3 states away regularly now, for their MJ business. Washington may as well, but I can almost guarantee business from CA and OR is going to be rather minimal. Colorado is also able to catch anybody from them east, with no other states being legal yet. My suggestion for WA - get on board with growing the best out of the gate. The market in CO has horrible quality recreational MJ and nobody cares, just because it was the start of legalization. It ends up coming down whether people want DeWars, or Johnny Walker Blue, and prohibition has only just ended. So nobody cares, and the guys growing out there don't care to improve it, because it is still selling and they are making tons. If Washington wants to steal CO's business, then they should start growing the highest shelf as well as the mid-low's. Earn a reputation and try to grow the best herb in the country, and maybe they can be bigger than Colorado's market. It would still probably take a couple years, though.
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