If clones have no roots what are they considered by law? I see them as just a branch nothing more. Just wanting to make sure I stay at the limits of 6 mature &12 immature. I have 4 good vegging plants, 1 that is re-vegging, 2 clones that have roots and are re-vegging. Yeah didn't know about the cycle then 1 may or may not be alive I accidently damaged the stalk while transplanting so it still has root mass & a stalk. 9 cuttings that I'm trying to clone of the damaged plant. The cuttings that have no roots.

I appreciate if anyone can shed some light on the clones/cuttings and if they fall within the 12 immatures limit.

Thanks

to us and the law technically they arent cosider plants yet but many times law enforcement will count them as plants anyway

thanks for the input dhhbomb

Anyone heard of any cases on unrooted cuttings being counted as plants?

I guess the best bet is not having as many cuttings or if they come chuck the cuttings LOL !

Growing ain't easy and the limits they have are absurd. Just last month a nasty plague of larvae nearly killed my plant.

just regular marijuana, I had clones with me when I was busted they charged me with possession of marijuana. I had well over 20

well technically clones are mature plants and so they technically should be considered one of ur 6 mature plants and... i noticed you said 6 mature (AND) 12 immature... really the law says 6 mature (OR) immature.... i dont know how they look at it mixed tho like 3 mature and 6 immature but i would bet that they would say either mature or immature pick one and thats it..u know...

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LOL I seemed to miss the OR

It looks like certain counties or communities can raise the minimum

either your city or county can have a higher amount or instead of number of plants its how big a grow area... those are the best cuz u can grow vertical and maximize your number of plants.. also i believe that you can be allowed a larger amount if your dr proscribes it .....

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