The Law and 6 Plants...

[CaptGanjaMan]

I was recently told that if you are growing more than 1 plant in a container, then it is considered only 1 plant according to the law because it shares the same root system.

Is this true?

I am growing 3 plants in 6 kitty litter containers, 18 total.

[HarvestHouse]

No. Plants in the same pot share the pot, not the root system. Your growing 18 plants

[JoeFriday]

What about grafting?

[Zedleppelin]

I was recently told that if you are growing more than 1 plant in a container, then it is considered only 1 plant according to the law because it shares the same root system.

Is this true?

I am growing 3 plants in 6 kitty litter containers, 18 total.


They are sharing the same container, not the same root system. With that logic I could grow 100 plants in my back yard right next to each other and make the same claim you are.

[VapedG13]

What about grafting?



Grafting 3-4 different strains to one plant is one plant with one root system but 4 strains growing from it.....totally legal:thumbsup:

[copobo]

and I'd like to see a picture of that plant.

[VapedG13]

and I'd like to see a picture of that plant.

heres a link to a video.... 11 different strains on 1 mother plant grafting marijuana - Videos - The WEED Report (http://theweedreport.com/videos/view/grafting-marijuana_6709.html?m=424)

You can have 6 mother plants...... they can have 5-6 strains on each plant....30 or more strains...totally legal:hippy:

[ThaiBuddhaMan]

I fully expect to start seeing more and more grafting & airlayering here in CO as it's really the only way 1 patient can grow multiple strains and still stay within legal limits.

I'm actually surprised there hasn't been more questions on technique and more grow journals on it but maybe it's still early yet.

Should be interesting what happens in the next couple of months.

[copobo]

that's badass

thanks for posting that!

[FlyinPolynesian]

I fully expect to start seeing more and more grafting & airlayering here in CO as it's really the only way 1 patient can grow multiple strains and still stay within legal limits.

I'm actually surprised there hasn't been more questions on technique and more grow journals on it but maybe it's still early yet.

Should be interesting what happens in the next couple of months.

Iʻve just started reading up on grafting; and have a buddy from Vancouver, BC that has extensive experience with Grafting strains. Heʻll be out here for the month of Nov, hopefully I can pick his brain regarding this issue!!

[valstar]

Grafting other flowers is a very common pratice by green houses. Alot of roses are grafted. Like the other person said i too expect to see this more common in the near future. I am actually going to try it myself. Once i learn how LOL

I did have a MMC in the springs tell me the other day the 3 veg 3 flowering no longer applys. He swears his lawyer has investigated it and says its true when i questioned him on it. I almost laughed cause i dont beleive him. I sure aint going to be the test case to find out. You can flower all six at once just as long as you dont go over the 2 ounce limit if you wanted. So they said.

[TheReleafCenter]

Grafting other flowers is a very common pratice by green houses. Alot of roses are grafted. Like the other person said i too expect to see this more common in the near future. I am actually going to try it myself. Once i learn how LOL

I did have a MMC in the springs tell me the other day the 3 veg 3 flowering no longer applys. He swears his lawyer has investigated it and says its true when i questioned him on it. I almost laughed cause i dont beleive him. I sure aint going to be the test case to find out. You can flower all six at once just as long as you dont go over the 2 ounce limit if you wanted. So they said.

I've heard this as well, but only for MMC's. Since they are no longer caregivers, they follow the rules according to 1284, not A20. 1284 makes no reference to the number in veg/flower. If I were a private grower I'd be more cautious.

[valstar]

Cool thanks for clarifying that. Honestly this guy is going to get some one in trouble by telling patients that grow what he told me.

[ThaiBuddhaMan]

Cool thanks for clarifying that. Honestly this guy is going to get some one in trouble by telling patients that grow what he told me.

From the "inspections" of personal grows, it seems the po-po is more concerned by the number. I am not saying not to follow the 3/3, but when they stopped by my place. They checked my paperwork, counted my plants, and asked about my electrical setup. Luckily I didn't have any clone clippings, as I'm not sure how those would of been counted. My paperwork & count was all in order. My electrical setup was done by a licensed electrician and I explained to them what was done, also showed them the overkill I had done with surge protectors. I also keep several fire extinguishers around both inside & outside the room. Smoke detectors also installed both inside & out.

Their "visit" lasted about 20 mins., maybe 30. I have since gotten more & larger carbon filter cans as I think one of my neighbors might of been the one who reported me.

Long story short - I don't think they are so worried about flower vs veg, as they are about the total number and safety issues. But the law is the law, and it clearly states 3/3.

[valstar]

Nice that you posted this about the inspection. I didnt ever think about the wiring being some thing the cops would concern them selves with.

Could it have been your electrician that turned you in? or was he a close friend that did it? I could see this happening after they get their money from you. How long after you hired him did the raid happen?

[ThaiBuddhaMan]

Nice that you posted this about the inspection. I didnt ever think about the wiring being some thing the cops would concern them selves with.

I think they are just now starting to become more concerned as it can pose a serious fire hazard (and gives them another reason to shut one's grow down)


Could it have been your electrician that turned you in? or was he a close friend that did it? I could see this happening after they get their money from you. How long after you hired him did the raid happen?

Nyah it wasn't the electrician. It was a good 6-8 months after he finished the job. My last harvest was stinky-inky and with the heat this summer I was trying to keep things as cool as possible, venting to the outside (with just an older scrubber). I thought I could smell it outside but didn't think it was too bad, though my sense of smell might of been desensitized a bit to it. So I'm loading up on the carbon filters and building a custom scrubber box, also going to be venting through the roof instead of a window.

[TurboNugs]

Some good info here!:thumbsup:

[HighPopalorum]

Nyah it wasn't the electrician. It was a good 6-8 months after he finished the job. My last harvest was stinky-inky and with the heat this summer I was trying to keep things as cool as possible, venting to the outside (with just an older scrubber). I thought I could smell it outside but didn't think it was too bad, though my sense of smell might of been desensitized a bit to it. So I'm loading up on the carbon filters and building a custom scrubber box, also going to be venting through the roof instead of a window.

If the police and your neighbors already know you are operating a legal grow, why not spend the money on lights and electricity instead? There's less reason for legal growers to invest so heavily in technologies that hide their grows. Why bother with filtering at all, or moving the vent? Thieves could still be a problem, depending on where you live, I suppose, but the cops won't be.

[copobo]

discretion is still a good thing. an un-filtered grow is SO OBVIOUS.

[ThaiBuddhaMan]

If the police and your neighbors already know you are operating a legal grow, ... Why bother with filtering at all, or moving the vent?
Never thought of it that way, but still prefer to keep things as low-key as possible. Moving the vent to the spot where I had originally had planned it as I never like venting through a window. It's also a space issue for the room. Having the fan & ductwork in the room itself gets in the way.

Thieves could still be a problem, depending on where you live, I suppose, but the cops won't be.
Bingo! This was another area of concern as I live in residential neighborhood. We have had a few car break-ins and some tagging but as far as I know no residential break-ins. But why advertise.

[HighPopalorum]

Discretion is indeed the best policy, in all situations. Growing marijuana is sort of like having an expensive wine cellar or a really nice television set, only the thieves can smell it.

[budlover13]

Definitely discretion. NEVER call unwanted attention to yourself if there is any way around it. That being said, back to the OP's question. Here in Calif., the State Supreme Court ruled this year that there can be no limits set on the number of plants grown. So I talked to a couple of firendly officers that I know and they confirmed that as long as a patient has his doctors rec and is uner 99 plants they will not take their medicine, detain them other than to verify paperwork, or prosecute.

[canniwhatsis]

Definitely discretion. NEVER call unwanted attention to yourself if there is any way around it. That being said, back to the OP's question. Here in Calif., the State Supreme Court ruled this year that there can be no limits set on the number of plants grown. So I talked to a couple of firendly officers that I know and they confirmed that as long as a patient has his doctors rec and is uner 99 plants they will not take their medicine, detain them other than to verify paperwork, or prosecute.

That kicks ass! :thumbsup:


Now if only WE were in Cali, none of us would have anything to worry about.:rastasmoke:


COLORADO law say's 6 max 3 veg 3 flowering, and 2oz finished product. :mad:

[MEDEDCANNABIS]

They are sharing the same container, not the same root system. With that logic I could grow 100 plants in my back yard right next to each other and make the same claim you are.

shoooooot, why stop at 100:cool:

meded is a hell of a drug