Seattle is about the only area thats kind of staying out of the whole arguement. A lot of the counties and cities have already put moratoriums on coop grows. In order to have a coop grow you have to be inspected an licensed and with all the moratoriums thats not going to happen. For now its better just to grow for yourself and one patient to stay within the only part of the law that is clear.
Also its important to point out to people planning on moving here that MMJ is still illegal in Washington. It only gives you the opportunity for a defense in court. That means that you can still be arrested for any amount of cannabis and have to go to court to prove you can grow legally.
Like most states theings are still pretty screwed up here in Washington
killerweed420 Reviewed by killerweed420 on . So what to do next in this changing landscape? How about the thing with coops and local banning ability? Are they actually trying to enforce the 10 patient, 45 plant thing? How does that make any sense with a 15 plant per rec rule? Is there a list any where that has the areas that have banned or pretty surely will not? I'm, more and more, considering a move from Colorado after it all went to hell here and searching for a path. I can grow a hell of a garden indoors in dirt, recycled dirt, and need new friends and a home and a place Rating: 5