[Cur]

Has any progress been made since last April about the future of Home Grows in WA?

[Lyfespan]

and these cali peole want to vote yes on 64, hahaha can you tell people that rec weed laws suck

[Shooters]

Originally Posted by Cur

Has any progress been made since last April about the future of Home Grows in WA?

The straight simple answer is No Progress.

Home rec grows are not something the State wants as it would take monies out of the tax coffers.

Currently if you want to grow at home you need a medical license which since July 1st is limited to 4 plants. 6 plants if you sign up on the Governors' list you can have 6 or up to 15 based on your doctors prescription to meet your individual needs. All plants must be kept out of the public view and secured from minors...

The State wants everyone buying from the rec stores so they can tax it

[rolandomota]

You guys need another voter initiative to allow homegrown for all it can be done and people will vote yes

[Wendull C.]

^^^^ That's the answer, vote in a fucked up law then petition the same fucks who wrote the law to pull out of your ass.
How about not voting it in the first time? But you don't get a vote from Texas, do you?

[therevverend]

They tried another initiative couldn't get the signatures. Public ain't interested anymore.

[Shooters]

Seems to me more people in our state and others need to look up what a natural right is...

Everyone has the right to select a seed and grow it for themselves regardless of what that seed produces, voting, democracy, etc has nothing to do with what is your right to do. States decriminalized cannabis, nuf said, the rest is just smoke and mirrors so they can TAX you more...

[Cur]

Interesting viewpoints.

[squatty]

I can't believe how fortunate I am to live in Oregon for just this reason. I am just blown away by the freedom to legally grow a couple of plants in my backyard.

Amazed since 2015,,,

[cactusjack]

There are currently (May 2017) two new bills working their way through the system. HB-1092 and HB-1212. 1092 is simple and straightforward (only two pages!). 6 plants per adult, and no more than 12 plants if domicile has more than one resident. 24 and 48 oz on hand respectively. 1212 is more complicated with 6 plants/24 oz per domicile, period. It then discusses a sliding scale of penalties for grows larger than the 12 plant/24oz limit.

1212 has provisions for sharing up to an oz. 1092 doesn't. Neither clarifies option for growing outdoors.

Though my heart soars at the news, my gut tells me Olympia isn't in any hurry to release control since the common rabble isn't capable of making their own decisions. Divine guidance from the legislature is still needed. Besides, we need to be randomly punished once in a while to prevent insurrection.

All I can say is cross your fingers and call your reps...