Quote Originally Posted by cologrower420
What I am curious about is whether legislation affects the sale of medicine from the patient to their primary MMC. I would imagine the MMC's 'intake' rules would apply, and if the rules on vertical integration say that 30% can only come from MMC's this won't work. This owner explained it to me like they would consider my medicine to be part of that 30%.

It seems unlikely that that situation would ever come up. Seems to me, any patient growing good meds will have 5 patients and be a caregiver to remain compliant with plant counts. It just seems unlikely that those who designate MMC's as their primary caregiver would ever grow their own to a quality point where it makes sense for the MMC to use it as part of their 30%.
ok, maybe im not following you here on this so ill apologize in advance. if your a patient with a caregiver you shouldnt have anything growing to sell. now if your looking to run a mild mannered operation be wary because the "depatment" is hiring auditors and regulators who can inspect mmc's, growers and dispensaries at any time. not everyone wants to be an mmc because of regulation that seems to be squeezing mmc's out of existence. next dot let people trick you into believing that you can grow your own and sign them on as your mmc because the want another 6-12 plants on their list. seek pro advice b4 you get your license revoked. mmj license is a one strike deal unless you move. and your right people who cant grow for whatever reason need someone to do it for them. tomorrow cali will vote on full legalization get ready for a shit storm of new regs every damn month.



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