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Erster Lizenzierter Cannabis Social Club (CSC) im Raum Stuttgart und Rems-Murr-Kreis. Wir sind der erste offiziell genehmigte Cannabis Verein der Region mit aktiver Mitgliederabgabe. Unser Club arbeitet gesetzeskonform nach KCanG, gemeinschaftlich, nicht-kommerziell und mit klarem Fokus auf Qualität, Transparenz und verantwortungsvollen Umgang. Nicht zu verwechseln mit CSC Stuttgart oder Anbauverein Stuttgart.
Höhenstraße 21, 70736, Fellbach, Germany
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This is a weed growers club operating at the highest standards. Professional growing equipment and the lack of pesticides means organic quality product. On top of that, we're a nice community. Miles ahead of what you get on the street, this is the best weed south of the Netherlands
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