Why California Weed Growers Have a Hard Time With Licensing
It's been almost two months since recreational marijuana became legal in California, but less than 1 percent of growers have the appropriate licenses. Adam Spiker, executive director at Southern California Coalition, breaks down the process and explains the system's intricacies.
For full interview, [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/adam-spiker-talks-cannabis-regulations-in-california).
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