Quote Originally Posted by copobo
I need to find a current copy of this bill, but if it actually says 30 plants in there, it's really limited to 4 patients for caregivers who are patients themselves.

I know six plants sounds like allot to these idiots, but when you consider clones and starting new strains from seed (with a 50/50 male/female ratio) it takes 6+ plants in veg/clone for every 2 or 3 in flower.
Link to Senate's Rerevised HB10-1284:

http://www.leg.state.co.us/clics/cli...e=1284_rer.pdf


This is the only reference, page 53, in the rerevised HB10-1284 that specifically addresses "plants." This addresses MMJ Centers only:

(e) TO POSSESS MORE THAN SIX MEDICAL MARIJUANA PLANTS AND
TWO OUNCES OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA FOR EACH PATIENT WHO HAS
REGISTERED THE CENTER AS HIS OR HER PRIMARY CENTER PURSUANT TO
SECTION 25-1.5-106 (6) (f), C.R.S.; EXCEPT THAT A MEDICAL MARIJUANA
CENTER MAY HAVE AN AMOUNT THAT EXCEEDS THE SIX-PLANT AND
TWO-OUNCE PRODUCT PER PATIENT LIMIT IF THE CENTER SELLS TO
PATIENTS THAT ARE AUTHORIZED TO HAVE MORE THAN SIX PLANTS AND
TWO OUNCES OF PRODUCT. IN THE CASE OF A PATIENT AUTHORIZED TO
EXCEED THE SIX-PLANT AND TWO-OUNCE LIMIT, THE CENTER SHALL
OBTAIN DOCUMENTATION FROM THE PATIENT'S PHYSICIAN THAT THE
PATIENT NEEDS MORE THAN SIX PLANTS AND TWO OUNCES OF PRODUCT.

I listened to the Senate Chamber discussion on this bill and they even talked about a 30 plant limit but I don't see anywhere where it is actually in this bill or any other bill. I "think" the Senators were using the number 30 as a hypothetical situation when talking about a caregiver (not somebody who is a patient & caregiver) specifically.

I still think Amendment 20 stands on this. A patient can possess 6 plants total.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it!