The fig was one of the first plants cultivated by humans. However, figs are not commonly sold in markets, as they do not ship easily (they have fragile skin and easily become overripe). So, the only way to get figs is if you have a tree, or if you know someone who does.If you do, this is a great way to take them off their hands if they have too many!owever, figs are not commonly sold in markets, as they do not ship easily (they have fragile skin and easily become overripe). So, the only way to get figs is if you have a tree, or if you know someone who does. If you do, this is a great way to take them off their hands if they have too many!
Connecticut Marijuana Laws. Marijuana possession, sale, and distribution is regulated by both state and federal law. In Connecticut, marijuana is regulated as a schedule I controlled substance. (Conn. State Agencies Regulations Â§ 21a-243-7.) There may be some exceptions to the following laws for medical marijuana possession and use.
We were unable to find recent bills in Connecticut proposing the legalization of marijuana. However, there have been several bills proposing the decriminalization of the possession of small amounts of marijuana, including a bill that was enacted into law in 2011. PA 11-71 eliminated imprisonment as a possible penalty for possessing less than one-half ounce of marijuana.