I am thinking only one caregiver per house.

NOW, I am also thinking there is no way that anyone's rights under the constitution could be diminished by who one lives with.

So, and I don't think this is pushing it...

in one house, 1 person can be a caregiver for 5 people. That person can also be a patient - so that is 6 * plant count for just a caregiver who is a patient and his/her 5 patients.

NOW, if that caregiver is married, if the spouse is a patient, they get their 6. Anyone else that lives in the house, gets their six.

I highly doubt any jury will find otherwise considering the gray area that is 1284.

Even without increased plant counts, a married couple could certainly be up to 42 plants. Throw in a couple edible rec's in those 7 people, and you'll have your clones covered.

that's my dumbass opinion, but sorta thought out. Don't take my advice without consulting an attorney, especially considering I only even have room to flower 15 ; :stoned:
copobo Reviewed by copobo on . Married caregivers, heads up fyi! just fwded to me! [email protected] <[email protected]> Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 7:39 PM Reply-To: [email protected] To: Pablo <[email protected]> Thx. You and your wife can each have five patients and each can have six plants. CR Rating: 5