Quote Originally Posted by COzigzag
Isn't it funny how we all interpret things differently. I'm all ears for different interpretations because I "know" I'm not right all the time.

My interpretation would be that each patient can grow 6 plants and possess 2oz.

Nothing in Amendment 20 mentions if 2 patients live together they have to share 6 plants.

HB10-1284 specifically states that a Center can grow 6 plants for each patient.

Just my take. I'm here to learn!
My interpretation would be that as long as you guys are only patients and not primary caregivers for anyone than you both could grow your 6. As long as you are not providing the medicine to anyone else. Also it seems that it would be illegal for your wife to allow you to smoke her meds (what a joke), unless she became your caregiver and then you couldn't grow any plants at all.

FOR THE PURPOSE OF CULTIVATING MEDICAL MARIJUANA.
27 (c) ONLY A MEDICAL MARIJUANA CENTER OR A PRIMARY
-35- HB10-1284
1 CAREGIVER FOR HIS OR HER PATIENTS OR A PATIENT FOR HIMSELF OR
2 HERSELF MAY CULTIVATE OR PROVIDE MARIJUANA AND ONLY FOR
3 MEDICAL USE; EXCEPT THAT, IF A PRIMARY CAREGIVER IS PROVIDING
4 MEDICAL MARIJUANA TO A PATIENT, THE PATIENT MAY NOT CULTIVATE
5 AND PROVIDE HIS OR HER OWN MEDICAL MARIJUANA.
Feijao Reviewed by Feijao on . which patient to kick to the curb? I provide an oz a month free to my patients as well as some free edibles and heavy discounts for additional meds. My wife and I are both patients as well. Now, if this new legislation goes into effect, can someone tell me how this will work? I have 7 patients. Obviously, at least 2 will have to go. the way I count now, I am growing for 9 - myself, my wife, and 7 others. If my wife is not a caregiver, and I am, can we still grow her plants with mine and the ones we'll be growing for the Rating: 5