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Quote Originally Posted by cologrower420
I was at a newish MMC in south denver today, and over the course of our conversation, something interesting came up and I'm not sure if I got accurate info or not.

The owner said that if a patient who grows their own medicine signs over an MMC as their primary caregiver, that the patient can then sell their personal overage to the MMC under the 30% of vertical integration.

My question is, wouldn't that turn a patient into an off site grow or something? What if two patients living under one roof both have edible cards for 25 plants. Can we grow ~50 plants and sell the 'overage' to the MMC we signed up with? To make this simpler, let's go back to 6 plants max. 2 patients could grow enough from 12 plants to sell 'overage' and make it worth it? There are no caregivers, only patients. Is this MMC getting bad advice?

In this example, would this patient be allowed to purchase from a caregiver/non MMC or patient to patient, or would this tie the patients to MMC's only?
im no lawyer, but the way i understand it is 6 plants per household you cant have 2, 6, 10 people growing under one roof that would be a co-op. when you assign a caregiver you give up your right to grow i dont believe your allowed your six plants. with the new bill i dont think you can sell overages to a dispensary unless you become an employee or get your permits and become organized with them as always check with an attorney.


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