Thanks jamessr.

I did go to the county sheriffâ??s office and talk to a detective and ask if a several people could do this together and they didnâ??t say they had any objection as long as there was the paperwork on the door. The detective actually said - and this is a pretty close quote â??It isnâ??t us you have to worry about but thieves braking in and taking your plants.â?ť

Maybe they misunderstood and thought I meant only two. And they did suggest I talk to the drug task force about the 60 day rule â?? since if all the plants were grown in one stage - I could be over that limit. Maybe the task force could tell me what is enforced in this part of the state. Also Iâ??m within a city limits so they suggested I talk to the city police which I did and nothing was said about limiting this to only two people and again the city police said just have the paperwork.

I wonder how much would depend on the local police - if they were happy with having more paperwork with less plants per person - or if there is some state wide consensus that if you have paperwork for more the two people you are done?

Having the plants taken - even if no one got into real trouble - would totally ruin the steady supply idea which is the real driving force behind this idea.

Somehow I see us having to talk to a few of those 10 lawyers you mentioned if we decide this idea is viable.

Maybe someone could comment on the idea of remotely growing plants so we could see if anyone might find that a realistic solution to growing on their own.

It seems 10 interested people would be worth at least one trip to a lawyer!