^ that was my first thought, too, Lead. The California Supreme Court ruled that any limits are illegal, under the laws enacted with Prop 215. But, I would still be cautious if it were me. I would really love to hear from the Californian's on here on how this is actually playing out in the field.

As Lead was saying, over 100 plants could get the feds involved. They used to have mandatary sentencing at the federal level by plant count, but I'm not sure if that is still used today or not. (note: The US Supreme Court ruling against MMJ was for only 6 plants, so they could charge you anyway with much less than 100 plants.)

Which, to me, begs the question . . . If, by State law, there is no limit a person can grow and if the new policy of the fed is to not interfere with State law, then wouldn't all federal limits be null and void in the State? This is one we might see play out in the courts :twocents:

I don't really know a whole lot about all this but I find it all interesting to follow. :smokin:
boaz Reviewed by boaz on . Growing for another card holder in CA question I have a medical card for myself and grow my own (up to 6 plants). My question is I have a friend who will be getting his card but can not grow and has asked me to grow his 6 plants limit. My question is what do I need to do that I can grow 12 plants and not get into trouble within the current CA medical marijuana laws? Do I just need to post a copy of his medical letter in my house or need some other document that gives me the protection that I am growing for him etc..?? Any good Rating: 5