Could Prop. 64 Bring On-Demand Delivery of Marijuana?

The slick website offers many ways to get high. Three pre-rolled joints will cost you $30. A gram of hash is $45. Blueberry, pineapple or brownie-flavored cannabis treats go for about $12 a bag. (“Caution,” the label says, they are “very strong.”)

It takes just few taps on a smart phone to place an order, and then the goods arrive.

“I’ve had it where a patient who doesn’t have a medical card gets it through our partner service… in less than 15 minutes, and we have marijuana to their door in 45,” said Nick Ocampo of Sacramento, who owns mynugrun.com, one of many companies in California that sell weed online and deliver it on demand.

“It’s like ordering a 6-pack of beer from Postmates, or becoming a member of a wine club.”

Marijuana delivery websites are exploding in popularity: A recent survey by the California Growers Association, which...

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