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Ever smoked any of that pot that sprouted up from nowhere? It has minimal cannabinoid content because, for starters, it hasn't been prevented from being fertilized - something you don't have to worry about with tomatoes.

A person can grow a single pot plant and have a supply of pot for years

Sounds fishy to me. Can you provide evidence for this claim?

people will strive to grow the best pot and give it away, just like people do with their tomato plants

And yet every grocery sells tomatoes. Thanks for undermining your own argument.

Have you ever lived in a house that grew pot right outside the front door and was considered excellent and was sold to discerning Southern California customers?

No. Have you? And what does this question have to do with any of the points I addressed?

Pot will store for years,

Sounds fishy to me. Can you provide evidence for this claim?

unlike tomatoes

You never heard of canning?

you can bag your pot and store garbage bags of excess pot and future reserves for Christmas gifts, parties, to sell for pocket cash, whatever,

So when you said, "A person can grow a single pot plant and have a supply of pot for years" you meant only that they could have SOME pot for years? I guess that's a less ridiculous claim than saying a single plant would yield a steady years-long supply - assuming you have any evidence that pot will store for years.

How heavily are tomatoes taxed?

How is your question relevant?

What is your growing season? Ever try to grow tomatoes in a closet, they are a messy plant and the fruit will rotten and the plant goes everywhere, and rapidly becomes ugly.

Growing pot is much, much, much easier and neater than growing tomatoes

You haven't addressed my point about fertilization - and somehow I don't think I'd be wise to hold my breath waiting.