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Colorado MMJ License ?'s
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Bud Spleefman
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I have a patient that has a 12 plant rec and she uses edibles. I count her as 12 plants in my room.
I heard the 5 patient per caregiver limit has been dropped form SB109.. any truth to that?
Also, I saw on the news that there is a new bill, in the CO. House, that will allow dispensaries.... anyone see a copy of that yet?
I heard the 5 patient per caregiver limit has been dropped form SB109.. any truth to that?
Also, I saw on the news that there is a new bill, in the CO. House, that will allow dispensaries.... anyone see a copy of that yet?
Yep this is where I am at but I assume it should arrive this month but not holding my breath.
mcrider
summitoker
Member
How long is it taking people to get cards in the mail after their check has been cashed
I've heard it can take another 4 weeks still.
Bud Spleefman
Member
Excellent articles, thanks for posting. Doesn't sound like Pueblo is very friendly to MJ Growers. I feel bad for that guy, they are going to fry him if they can, they broke every rule in the book and the judge just ignores it and the case goes forward.... he better hope for a compasionate jury.
I guess I should re-think my plans to do an outdoor grow this summer.... even if it is legal, it sounds like the cops don't care!
HossCartwright
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I can't believe that case is going forward. It should clearly be dismissed. I don't understand how this can happen. The MMJ community definitely needs to rally around this guy and show heavy support in numbers at the trial. Let them know that they are not going to get away with frying this man in their backwoods system without public scrutiny!
Greenmopho
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LOLOLOL, I grew up in Florida, and I hate it there, everytime I come back to CO and I see those mountains, I can feel it in my soul!!!!!!
Yeah, Pueblo is notorious for having, shall we say, less than honorable/ethical police officers (read: dirty). The sheriff has made finding grows a priority, meanwhile meth labs proliferate. I've been able to avoid local LEO for years, by following simple tenets: no light leaks, no smell, no trash related to the grow being thrown out (contractor bags and dumpsters are your friend), and most of all NOBODY knows what you are doing.
Outdoors is OK, so long as you only grow a few plants, and utilize natural camo. The guy in question was growing many plants right out in the open IIRC. While MMJ may be legal, cops around here are gonna arrest first and ask questions later. Better to avoid any potential run-in's in the first place IMHO.
Yeah, Pueblo is notorious for having, shall we say, less than honorable/ethical police officers (read: dirty). The sheriff has made finding grows a priority, meanwhile meth labs proliferate. I've been able to avoid local LEO for years, by following simple tenets: no light leaks, no smell, no trash related to the grow being thrown out (contractor bags and dumpsters are your friend), and most of all NOBODY knows what you are doing.
Outdoors is OK, so long as you only grow a few plants, and utilize natural camo. The guy in question was growing many plants right out in the open IIRC. While MMJ may be legal, cops around here are gonna arrest first and ask questions later. Better to avoid any potential run-in's in the first place IMHO.
Hey Bud
Yes its best to avoid any run in when if ever posible.
If you live with in a citys limits it might not be a good idea to grow outside any ways due to the pungent smell due to flowering plant.
and just cause ones legal doesnt make it a bright idea to use your own trash can to get rid of stuff, it not just the cops that might go a diving in your trash can, there are other less savory trash can divers out there too.
Hey Bud
Yes its best to avoid any run in when if ever posible.
If you live with in a citys limits it might not be a good idea to grow outside any ways due to the pungent smell due to flowering plant.
and just cause ones legal doesnt make it a bright idea to use your own trash can to get rid of stuff, it not just the cops that might go a diving in your trash can, there are other less savory trash can divers out there too.
Hey there Ganoderma
You are quite right, rippers will also use the trash to figure out if a potential target is a grow house or not. There are MANY, all over CO, so don't think you're totally safe because of your location. Rippers look for many of the same things police do: light leaks, smell, and trash diving.
Rippers are VERY REAL, and will take large risks to steal cannabis, including home invasions. I had a friend die from rippers, it CAN and DOES happen. Keep your operation tight, including keeping your mouth shut and minimize your risks. I've been growing for over 12 years, and have yet to have an encounter with any LEO or rippers. (knocks on wood)
Bud Spleefman
Member
All good points!!! My trick for dealing with grow trash...
I save all trash like fertilizer bottles, grow rocks, rockwool, etc... in those heavy duty contractor bags you can get at the Depot. Then when I take my personal vehicle in for service, usually every six months, or maybe 9 months.. I rent a pick-up truck. So, they work on my car, I go haul trash. I take it to the dump, usually with some old dry wall, or 2 x 4's thrown in for good measure... I look like I am a constuction contracter dumping "job site" trash. Costs about 60 bucks for the truck, and 30 bucks at the dump... sometimes I have 2 loads...
I know, a lot of work, but very safe. Even if the people at the dump checked my trash, there is nothing illegal about possesing fertilizers, or rockwool, grow rocks, etc...
I dump my leaves and stems in the woods...... I hope that's okay.... it's bio-degradable, right?!
Anyway, my 2 cents.....
I save all trash like fertilizer bottles, grow rocks, rockwool, etc... in those heavy duty contractor bags you can get at the Depot. Then when I take my personal vehicle in for service, usually every six months, or maybe 9 months.. I rent a pick-up truck. So, they work on my car, I go haul trash. I take it to the dump, usually with some old dry wall, or 2 x 4's thrown in for good measure... I look like I am a constuction contracter dumping "job site" trash. Costs about 60 bucks for the truck, and 30 bucks at the dump... sometimes I have 2 loads...
I know, a lot of work, but very safe. Even if the people at the dump checked my trash, there is nothing illegal about possesing fertilizers, or rockwool, grow rocks, etc...
I dump my leaves and stems in the woods...... I hope that's okay.... it's bio-degradable, right?!
Anyway, my 2 cents.....
you're making it way harder than it should be.
driving to the trash dumb in a pick up truck with tons of growing paraphernalia just doesn't sound like a good idea to me.
do it in smaller trips if you really have that much trash.
driving to the actual dump is like saying you're getting rid of something you don't want some one to find.
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Bud Spleefman
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Did you know you can be prosecuted for stealing for this? It's illegal, I know because as a Property Manager (day job) when I catch someone doing this I am supposed to call the police! Anyway, I haven't ever actually called the cops, but we do catch people doing this all the time. The tenants usually call me with the license plate number, and sometimes I've caught them red-handed. So, I'd rather go the legal route of disposing of my trash, and pay the dump, instead of letting the building owner take the hit for the cost of hauling my trash.
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Bud Spleefman
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I'm going to try that this summer.. unfortuantely it's only warm enough to compost for 4 or 5 months a year here. I also want to get one of those garden chippers, so I can chip all my stems and leaves.
HossCartwright
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Find a residential alley dumpster anywhere in Denver where garbage is free.
