ChingonLSU
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Definitely. Riverside is huge, starting in the arm pit of LA then stretching out to 120 degree heat and pure desert. I think Riverside goes up to the mountains around Big Bear too.is riverside still desert??
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Desert harvest High temps & tight buds
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You still need a rec to grow meds legally.
I guess I didn't write it correctly. Yes you need a rec. Prior to 2015 you could pay the doctor extra for a cultivation rec, which supposedly allows 99 plants. The cultivation rec was just a way for the doctor to make more money. I may be wrong but I have read that each patient can have a 100 Sq ft garden.
ChingonLSU
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The rec you are referring to is just a scam drs run to charge more. This info is available everywhere, so I won't rehash it a thousandth time here. CA currently only has one rec although many on here think differently. Your Dr can put 10000 plants and 100lbs of weed on your rec and it doesn't mean anything. If you are growing as a patient only then the rec is all you need. Plant counts for patients have been challenged twice and ruled unconstitutional each time. 6 plants or 99 plant recs don't mean shit. A rec is a rec is a rec is a rec.
You're doing the right thing by asking questions here and doing research, but I'd spend a couple days pouring over the related prop 215 laws in their entirety and read related court cases to see the court's interpretation. If your thinking those 99 plant recs drs charge extra for are worth anything in court you need to do more research. Just a friendly suggestion. Your best bet is a regular rec or an "authorization to grow" from someone you know with a collective and have them worry about plant counts if your uncertain.
Did you even read the post? Obviously not. I clearly wrote that the 99 limit was a scam. You can grow as many plants as you can prove you need for your medical needs. The feds are a different story. I would not go over 99. With governor Browns new regulations, there will be a 100 Sq ft limit on medical grows. The plant limits were the thrown out by the courts last year. plant limits are nonexistent in cali. Seed to harvest tracking is also in the new regulations. A medical rec will allow a 100 Sq ft garden.an outdoor garden will not be what it was when you could grow 6 10 pound plants.
ChingonLSU
Member
meant to quote a different post bro (I only ever jump on here when I get a chance to smoke a bowl, dab, or joint and chill out for a few minutes on my phone - that should be a caveat to anything I say). Your post was one I was referring to when I said its been hashed over many times before so I won't bother with the whole story. didn't mean to quote you, then correct you by saying the same thing you said.
Your point about 2016 being a different animal altogether is probably what we should be focused on. I don't even know if this will change county enforcement effort or not yet which would address the OP. The 100sq ft garden is going to hurt a lot of growers that like to sell extra meds since even if they grow extra from the smallish plot they can't sell without a cultivation license and paying a distributer. I'm being forced to choose a new direction for my collective due to the license differentation. Where I once supplied many services, I now have to specialize and partner to make any money.
To the OP, and in light of packerfan reminding me, the truth is I've got an attorney and several LEO friends that don't know how this will shake out other than pointing to CO. My guess is Craigslist won't be as filled with mmj anymore and less delivery guys on weedmaps.
The black market will continue unabated in ban counties and cities. That's my prediction.
ChingonLSU
Member
I wonder if anyone from CO can chime in on this...? I only have the news reports I've seen to base this on but my impression is that this has been the case in CO. What's an 1/8 going to cost the average patient with all the new regs?
I think the price will jump some until the new regs get sorted out.
Majestic_Haze
New member
checked bout areas in SB & Riverside county, idk SB has some desert places that are just barren which could be good and bad, as for my count yeah im checking in on the laws might you guys have site suggestions
Majestic_Haze
New member
time to hit the Law books & give back our strawman
if you want desert land scope the subdivisions around Joshua Tree.
it's the cheapest land in the state per acre that's on the grid.
5 acres and a shack for a song.
they divided the subdivisions 60 years ago and they were never developed much.
check near closed military bases in Cali for killer deals also.
I was thinking about having a structure that resembled a pole barn from the road that had greenhouse panels on the roof and back
and you could light dep inside it.
there are really cheap acreage parcels in the northeast part of the state that are off grid and off road
that might appeal to some who want to blow up lots of plants remotely away from prying eyes.
it's the cheapest land in the state per acre that's on the grid.
5 acres and a shack for a song.
they divided the subdivisions 60 years ago and they were never developed much.
check near closed military bases in Cali for killer deals also.
I was thinking about having a structure that resembled a pole barn from the road that had greenhouse panels on the roof and back
and you could light dep inside it.
there are really cheap acreage parcels in the northeast part of the state that are off grid and off road
that might appeal to some who want to blow up lots of plants remotely away from prying eyes.
