View Full Version : My MMC wont sell me clones
valstar
04-14-2012, 11:10 AM
My MMC that i signed my rights over to is telling me they cant sell me clones. "Once you sign them as a caregiver they are not allowed to sell you clones". You have to buy them from some other MMC. Ofcourse they didnt inform me of this before i signed my rights away. Even though I told them I was growing my own and would be buying clones. I chose them cause so few sell clones now in Colorado Springs and they were close to my house.
Is this crap a real law or they just telling me this so I will buy more meds from them? Why is it so hard to find clones in Colorado Springs now. Almost every MMC used to sell them now I cant find any in my area except the one that i signed over to. I dont have a car so cant travel all around the city to check out every one. There has to be some one that sells them around citadel mall or its too far to travel.
SoCoMMJ
04-14-2012, 02:55 PM
My MMC that i signed my rights over to is telling me they cant sell me clones. "Once you sign them as a caregiver they are not allowed to sell you clones".
If you were going to grow your own, why would you assign an MMC to grow your plants ?
showstopper
04-14-2012, 03:18 PM
my center sells me clones. Reading up on the laws and amendments Ive only found that if a designated center grows 6 plants for you that you cant grow an additional 6 plants, but found nothing that states they cant sell you clones. Not that it isn't a rule, I just haven't found it. next time only give them 3 plants and you can grow 3 by law.
SoCoMMJ
04-16-2012, 04:30 PM
Ive only found that if a designated center grows 6 plants for you that you cant grow an additional 6 plants, but found nothing that states they cant sell you clones.
Right, but the rule is 6 plant per standard red card. If you assigned an MMC to grow your 6 plants, they can't sell you clones knowing that the 6 you are holding[growing] put the plant count against that card now at 12.
If you have assigned a center and get caught growing, you can get in trouble because the center is assigned the plants.
If you have the means to grow your plants, that is the best and least expensive way to procure your meds. If you do want to grow your plants, then don't assign an MMC to do it. Pick one and go with it. Neither you nor the MMC want the grief if you get caught.
mustangwomyn
04-16-2012, 07:33 PM
But also remember it is now possible to assign some of your plants to an MMC & then grow the rest yourself. You no longer have to assign all 6 plants to an MMC.
Right, but the rule is 6 plant per standard red card. If you assigned an MMC to grow your 6 plants, they can't sell you clones knowing that the 6 you are holding[growing] put the plant count against that card now at 12.
If you have assigned a center and get caught growing, you can get in trouble because the center is assigned the plants.
If you have the means to grow your plants, that is the best and least expensive way to procure your meds. If you do want to grow your plants, then don't assign an MMC to do it. Pick one and go with it. Neither you nor the MMC want the grief if you get caught.
mustangwomyn
04-16-2012, 07:46 PM
Never mind I just looked and I guess this is no longer offered any more, geez a few months ago when I renewed it was still available
showstopper
04-16-2012, 11:20 PM
Never mind I just looked and I guess this is no longer offered any more Yea It looks as though the change center/garegiver form has been changed. no 3 and 3.
valstar
04-24-2012, 03:01 PM
Sorry for not responding so long but I wanted to get more info before responding. I signed over my caregiver rights with them knowing I was growing my own and wanted to share the plant count. The girl signing me up did not know , me either that you cannot do 3 and 3 any more. Its was discussed and they are releasing my from MMC agreement. They said the girl messed up and that they have taken precautions so this does not happen again.
If you sign over rights your MMC cannot legally sell you clones because you can no longer share plant count so you cannot grow legally in your home when you have a caregiver. This is straight from MMED.
These rules are changing so quickly that even MMCs are having trouble keeping up training their employees.
DenverRelief
05-03-2012, 05:42 AM
These rules are changing so quickly that even MMCs are having trouble keeping up training their employees.
Yes....and no. The Colorado Medical Marijuana Code that regulates MMCs has not changed since the rules were implemented last July 1st. The licensing authority (CDPHE) changes their requirements for applications often and without notice. Occasionally, they will post "newsletters" to their website.
Colorado: Department of Public Health and Environment, Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry (http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hs/medicalmarijuana/) (look for the newsletter link at the bottom of the page)
The CDPHE creates and modifies all of the application forms, which included the check boxes where one could check "Self", "Self and Caregiver", "Self and Medical Marijuana Center", etc. These checkboxes no longer appear on CDPHE forms.
mustangwomyn
05-04-2012, 06:36 PM
Mine is set up under the self and MMC, though I have not grown due to housing issues. so In reality I could still follow that if I wanted.:smokin:
Yes....and no. The Colorado Medical Marijuana Code that regulates MMCs has not changed since the rules were implemented last July 1st. The licensing authority (CDPHE) changes their requirements for applications often and without notice. Occasionally, they will post "newsletters" to their website.
Colorado: Department of Public Health and Environment, Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry (http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hs/medicalmarijuana/) (look for the newsletter link at the bottom of the page)
The CDPHE creates and modifies all of the application forms, which included the check boxes where one could check "Self", "Self and Caregiver", "Self and Medical Marijuana Center", etc. These checkboxes no longer appear on CDPHE forms.
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