12 Plant Limit For Caregivers

[TheReleafCenter]

The committee meeting video is up:
City Council Committee Meetings

It's the Special Issues committee.

[budlover13]

Thanks for all your Cali-related comments but here in Colorado we're limited to 6 plants per patients. A small caregiver is also limited to 6 patients. A smart caregiver would probably limit themselves to 5 patients plus themselves if they are also a patient....

So we need to grow bushes/trees here. I know some who do the tiny multitude of plants but it's not worth the risk...

I'm sorry to hear that they are so restrictive in Colo. I personally think the Cali limit of 99 plants per person, and caregivers can include your amount in their grow. This means that if I have my card and am a caregiver to 5 patients, I can legally grow 594 plants. I think that's a little much myself. On second thought though, I guess if you grow outdoors exclusively and ingest your cannabis through cooking or concentrates, I could see the need to have so many plants at one time.:smokin:

[JeepGuyCO]

Thanks for all your Cali-related comments but here in Colorado we're limited to 6 plants per patients. A small caregiver is also limited to 6 patients. A smart caregiver would probably limit themselves to 5 patients plus themselves if they are also a patient....

So we need to grow bushes/trees here. I know some who do the tiny multitude of plants but it's not worth the risk...

Thanks for being polite towards those people who might not be educated with regards to new/updated legislation, there are plenty of posters here who act like assholes while ignoring the money spent by the 'regulars'.

Good on you.

[JeepGuyCO]

I'm sorry to hear that they are so restrictive in Colo. I personally think the Cali limit of 99 plants per person, and caregivers can include your amount in their grow. This means that if I have my card and am a caregiver to 5 patients, I can legally grow 594 plants. I think that's a little much myself. On second thought though, I guess if you grow outdoors exclusively and ingest your cannabis through cooking or concentrates, I could see the need to have so many plants at one time.:smokin:

Just so you know, doctors can recommend increased plant counts if your personal issues warrant that.

So, there are a lot of growers who are using your logic of 99plants per patient in order to remain complaint. I'm pretty sure that growers would only push this when taking cuttings/clones or right at harvest/pre hash making, when there are more plants/cuttings/trim in the trashcan from harvest.

Your input is valuable to those who are looking to push their limits until there's a comparable supreme court case like the one you refer to.

Keep posting here!

[budlover13]

Just so you know, doctors can recommend increased plant counts if your personal issues warrant that.

So, there are a lot of growers who are using your logic of 99plants per patient in order to remain complaint. I'm pretty sure that growers would only push this when taking cuttings/clones or right at harvest/pre hash making, when there are more plants/cuttings/trim in the trashcan from harvest.

Your input is valuable to those who are looking to push their limits until there's a comparable supreme court case like the one you refer to.

Keep posting here!

I don't personally push the limit too much. My bosses are considering opening a caregiver collective and their lawyer recommends staying at 80 per card. No reason to be greedy right? Again, thank you all for being so patient with my stumbling into the Colorado forum. Is there anything that we California residents can do to help?

[copobo]

send some retired lawyers that want to work for the cause! :jointsmile:
(and not the cause $$)

[Greenergy]

You can ask the Terminator to spark one up with Chong for the good people of Colorado :rasta:

[ThaiBuddhaMan]

... My bosses are considering opening a caregiver collective....

This is something I wish was allowed in CO. Those collective "Farmer's Markets" are pretty sweet.

Is there anything that we California residents can do to help?

Vote for legalization in Cali, and more States will follow!

[cologrower420]

I don't personally push the limit too much. My bosses are considering opening a caregiver collective and their lawyer recommends staying at 80 per card. No reason to be greedy right? Again, thank you all for being so patient with my stumbling into the Colorado forum. Is there anything that we California residents can do to help?

I'm in my late twenties/early thirties, so I don't have experience with much more than consumption. Being legal for a year now has opened my eyes to this 'industry'. There is so much that uninvolved people don't know, it's humbling.

My only advice would be to get as many people involved in this industry as possible. For reasons that don't matter, it's pretty easy to get your medical card in Colorado. It's so weird to me that I know so many people who don't want to bother getting 'legal' even though they happily consume and buy on the black market. To be clear, I don't resell my meds. I guess my point is that the more people who see the benefits of legalization/medical use, the more acceptable it will become. One step at a time.

It's pretty special to me that 'patients' and consumers can now share all of their vast knowledge with everyone else, and it's all for the cause, and it's fucking legal! Shit, I remember reading overgrow in college. Now all that is starting to make sense.