Plant count?

[OldHead09]

Can anyone define patient and caregiver plant counts?.............and still going like the energizer bunny....fuck you LEO on these boards..I know you troll and know who you are as well. BE safe everyone and if you don't know the person be careful with personal info.

OldHead09 Reviewed by OldHead09 on 05-03-2011. Plant count? Can anyone define patient and caregiver plant counts?.............and still going like the energizer bunny....fuck you LEO on these boards..I know you troll and know who you are as well. BE safe everyone and if you don't know the person be careful with personal info. Rating: 5

[genepool]

Hey there OldHead, to my understanding it's 12 veg 12 flower for patients/caregivers. I so 24 max per cardholder is how Ive heard it explained
But if u are a caregiver with more then one patient then u are able to have more, to my understanding.

That being said I'm not positive and would also like more feedback from other knowledgeable on the topic.
Also I think I remember hearing the max in one spot is 72 plants. This is just what I've heard from others in the
past, but I wouldn't say their the best sources as far as legal knowledge on the program goes...

Some say 24 max but I think that is for a single cardholders only but I could be mistaken.
LEO huh, lol maybe they will learn a thing or two about the benefits of cannabis, maybe they'll
grow spines & stop arresting innocent hardworking taxpaying citizens & do what they are paid to
do.... Naaaaa fuggin cowards !!

[madmikeRI]

12 mature and 12 seedlings for each patient, with a max of 24 mature and 24 seedlings.

[hghflyrjd1]

12 mature and 12 seedlings for each patient, with a max of 24 mature and 24 seedlings.

Does mature mean FLOWERING, imature means not flowering?or does a mature plant mean a small plant that as roots now.

[SoloDolo]

Flowering as in visible flowers / hairs on the plant. immature would be vegging plants