Does Connecticut have anything that suggests you would have to let someone smoke over edibles?   

I didn’t grass, was planning to build there.  99% of all people will see weeds.But if you know how to look and addValue almost all of this is edible.  

My background is in ecological design, which you can find out more about in my profile, but in short it means I design and help create abundant edible landscapes that not only grow healthy food, but also enhance the ecology by purifying water, providing habitat for wildlife, and actually sequestering Carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in soil and plants.I have much gratitude to the creators of this space for creating something that is truly inspiring and brings people together.  

I would guess the money moved to the end/user distribution & boutique products - oils, edibles, pain reducing compounds, etc.

@Catriona Carlson actually legal cannabis edible products are tested and have dosing requirements so you do know exactly what you are getting

We do alot of foraging for edible greens as well as gleaning fruits from abandoned orchards. 

I had never seen Black mold until then ( the stuff in the shower seems edible after that stuff) .

You can also consider other ideas like buying a high quality air filtration system or suggesting to the tenant that he consume edibles instead of smoking it.

We planted edible landscaping/trees around the whole place to attract wildlife and built the house with both front and back decks to sit outside and enjoy it.

The business is booming - not just the pot smoking but also the edibles, creams, salves and the list goes on.