New Med patient w/ questions.

[COzigzag]

mature flowering female is up for debate as well. mature is the day it is harvested, or the harvest window, which is a matter of days, not the entire time it is flowering.

Interesting interpretation. I guess I never thought of it that way. :thumbsup:

[PufferLungs]

I guess I did not make myself clear on last post, just because you assign a caregiver does not mean you give up your right to grow, and yes you or your caregiver may only have 6 plants total. I have patients that grow in the summer and they notify me of how many plants they are doing and I remove that amount from my grow, so simple. I have been a patient and caregiver since Feb 2001 and been through the majority of interpertations of the law since then and I have seen so many changes it amazes me, I guess the thing that really is not understood by me is how the people have taken something so simle and complicate the hell out of it, I thought only our government did that.................lol

You're splitting hairs, with regard to my post, my friend

I'll take part of the blame because I ASSUMED most people understood that when you designate a caregiver - that caregiver is most likely going to want to grow all 6 of your plants. I don't know a single grower who is willing to take on a patient and only grow 1 or 2 of that patients plants. In for a penny - in for a pound.

Thats what I was saying in my first post here. Once you assign a caregiver/grower - then they have control/care of your 6 plants.

You can't assign a caregiver to grow 6 plants for you and ALSO grow 6 plants in your home. At least thats how I understand it - and I don't think anybody will argue that. .......... wait a sec...... this IS an internet forum, isn't it? I'm just another dumb fucktard and you're all smarter than me....... right?

As I understand the law:
you can grow 6 plants for yourself
you may not flower more than 3 at a time
if you pick a caregiver - they grow your 6 plants and you don't grow shit as long as they are growing for you

Flame suit on - come kick me in the nuts and pour gas on my head - you smart fuckers ........ :S2::S2::S2:

Peace!
:jointsmile:

[HighPopalorum]

I've talked to a few lawyers who say you can still raise an affirmative defense to grow if you have a caregiver. I'll try to get some clarification on that and post what I find.

This is what I heard. I think it was on CPR Colorado Matters. They've been covering this issue thoughtfully.

[senorx12562]

Since there is no controlling case law on any of these issues, and no statutory guidance as yet enacted, all of these issues are subject to interpretation. The parameters of amendment 20 are literally whatever the judge and/or jury decide they are at the end of a trial. This provides fuck-all actual guidance of course, and also means the result as applied to a particular fact situation will be completely different by geography and even before different judges in the same district. Even charging decisions made by DAs in different districts will be completely different. I think I prefer the certainty of continued illegality without the pretense of official sanction.

[Justabloke]

I've talked to a few lawyers who say you can still raise an affirmative defense to grow if you have a caregiver. I'll try to get some clarification on that and post what I find.

Hey RLC,

Did you ever get clarification on the grow amount?

Thanks
Bloke