[Mandu's Ganesh]

I was told recently you can grow up to 6 plants in maine.Can someone please give me the true facts on Maine's laws.TIA>

Ganesh mandu

[KingRalph]

https://www.norml.org/index.cfm?wtm_view=&Group_ID=4541

[matt11]

6 plants in flowering, 14 in veg, and unlimited seedlings/clones In the seedlings stage

[matt11]

But no one enforces that shit or cares. As long as you have your certification

[Mr Blah]

Originally Posted by matt11

6 plants in flowering, 14 in veg, and unlimited seedlings/clones In the seedlings stage

It is 12 in veg I thought?

Are you going to apply for a commercial lic when it passes?

[hossthehermit]

https://bangordailynews.com/2015/12/1...elony-charges/

[matt11]

Originally Posted by Mr Blah

It is 12 in veg I thought?

Are you going to apply for a commercial lic when it passes?

i thought it was 14, could be wrong though. And I am definitely going to apply for commercial license when available.
how about you? You planning on applying?

[matt11]

Originally Posted by hossthehermit

https://bangordailynews.com/2015/12/1...elony-charges/

i like how the guy that got busted says “We are philanthropic,” he said. “We give marijuana away.” lol. if I would give marijuana away I wouldn't have any $ to sustain my operation. I treat my cannabis cultivating op like a business. But I do give some meds away to my patients who can't afford it and need help.

[KONY]

I wonder how their weed was stored/if it was packaged. The law, fairly clearly now states you can have 8lbs per patient in process, definetly cannot be bagged up and ready to smoke/sell. The law for that amount is 2.5 oz (per patient).

Originally Posted by matt11

i thought it was 14, could be wrong though. And I am definitely going to apply for commercial license when available.
how about you? You planning on applying?

It is most definitely 12 vegging female plants. Don't think I will do a commercial license unless I find a partner with a comparable work ethic, or something to bring to the table besides money. Seed company or another niche business would be a better fit for me, from what I understand weed "bars" will be legal under the proposed legislation; won't be able to take it off site like a regular bar.

[matt11]

Originally Posted by KONY

I wonder how their weed was stored/if it was packaged. The law, fairly clearly now states you can have 8lbs per patient in process, definetly cannot be bagged up and ready to smoke/sell. The law for that amount is 2.5 oz (per patient).




It is most definitely 12 vegging female plants. Don't think I will do a commercial license unless I find a partner with a comparable work ethic, or something to bring to the table besides money. Seed company or another niche business would be a better fit for me, from what I understand weed "bars" will be legal under the proposed legislation; won't be able to take it off site like a regular bar.

right on bro. And yea I think your spot on, a Maine based seed company/breeding would be very lucrative, and spreading (potentially) awesome genetics around.
I dabble in breeding myself, with around 6 different strains (feminized) I created, and more in the works.