Also...I would be a dick if I didn't add that the 1/8ths both weighed 4.5 for "stem wt".
Yes, I did.
I felt totally comfortable with signing them over.
I also asked Howard about changing care-givers and he explained what I already knew.
Download the form, fill it out, get it Notarized, Registered Mail(optional), DONE.
No Fees or anything else.
I would suggest making THREE copies to be Notarized myself....
One for Me, One for Caregiver, One for State.
It's still vague to me if you assign a caregiver, according to law (not what's happening in reality), can you still legally grow your own plants? My understanding is you can grow your plants in veg, but by the time they are producing buds, you have 10 days to send a letter to the state/caregiver and tell them you do not wish to list a caregiver. Anyone know?
I hope one day there will be a grower co-op and we can trade it out.
The law states that a patient and his caregiver may COLLECTIVELY grow 6 plants, of which 3 can be mature (flowering).
A patient can grow some or all of his plants. If you list a cg it may be for other reasons, but he is to grow you can allot him a certain number of your 6 allowed.
There's nothing in the law about contacting state when your plants go into flower. I don't understand how these stories get started.
HTH
pp69
Also...I would be a dick if I didn't add that the 1/8ths both weighed 4.5 for "stem wt".
the flowering part has to do with a plant able to produce medicine. Thus you no longer need a caregiver if you have your own medicine. I was told this by Pain Management of Colorado in Denver when I got my card with their doc. It still seems to me that if you have a caregiver, you CANNOT grow your own plants by law because collectively, your caregiver already is growing out all of plants on your behalf
paco..i am sick and dying ..does that not classify as a med patient in your eyes..i give tons of info on these threads most good and most just wanting to know the real deal inside scoop... people here in CO have very little if any sense of humor and get very bent on every little thing.. god calm the fuck down and smoke a fucking joint already
if you dont like me or like what i have to say neg or pos..put me on ignore or address me threw PM instead of trying to slander me on an open forum when you know very little on what going on
Let me it easier for you.
You are a patient and you list George as a caregiver.
You decide to grow 2 plants. You therefore tell George that he can grow 4 plants for you. COLLECTIVELY you have 6 plants between you and your caregiver.
LAWFUL
So after a couple of harvests like this you find your self running out of meds before your next crop his done. So you decide to increase your numbers.
You talk to your Dr and he agrees that you need 12 plants to treat yourself.
So you grow 2 plants and tell George that he can grow 10 plants for you.
Lawful
Difference???
First case is within State guidelines and you have an exception to the law (or simple defense). Prosecution must prove you DON'T use MMJ medically.
Second case, because you are outside the State guidelines you have an affirmative defense ( you go on offense) and prove you need that much.
HTH
pp69