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From what I can tell, the legislature has focused on the retail laws. I searched those new laws for anything relating to home growing, there was nothing I saw. So, for now, the most formal thing we have is the recommendations of the Task Force and Amendment 64 itself. From what I can tell and...

So, Trousers, what did the Bush's do about marijuana? Imprisoned us. I remember going into head shops to buy a bong, and I couldn't even call it a bong for fear of being arrested. While you make valid points, the topic always seems to swing back to politics for you. The heavy hand of...

This bill your referencing is a sentencing guideline bill. The penalties listed are only doled out if you are convicted first. CRS 18-18-406(3)(c) would apply in the case where an individual was growing 4 to 6 mature plants, but only allowed 3 mature plants. A crime involving 6 or fewer plants...

OPENLY means: Not protected from unaided observations lawfully made from outside its perimeter not involving physical intrusion. I can see your interpretation, but I disagree. The spirit of the law is visual observation, that is what was intended. It may be something we need to clarify...

Is that a donation you have offered?

This bill your referencing is a sentencing guideline bill. The penalties listed are only doled out if you are convicted first. CRS 18-18-406(3)(c) would apply in the case where an individual was growing 4 to 6 mature plants, but only allowed 3 mature plants. A crime involving 6 or fewer...

http://www.denverpost.com/breakingnews/ci_24580571/fed-raids-colorado-marijuana-businesses-seek-ties-colombian Many more details here

We should organize, get a list of clarifications together and present them. I agree, I'd like to get this all ironed out. A20 and A64 are different laws, so each allows some plants, depending on your situation. How about growing under A64 for adults who are unable (transfer or assignment of...

Please provide a reference to the law you are quoting.

The last thing I want to see is involvement with cartels. I saw an article too about a columbian cartel. Wouldn't surprise me. Its a shame, but I am glad they are weeding out bad apples. If the world is going to see how well Colorado can do this "regulated marijuana" thing, let's show 'em!

YEP, the Feds SAID these were their priorities, all of these ARE part of the law: • Preventing the distribution of marijuana to minors; • Preventing revenue from the sale of marijuana from going to criminal enterprises, gangs, and cartels; • Preventing the diversion of...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/21/worlds-first-recreational_n_4317190.html http://blogs.westword.com/latestword/2013/11/marijuana_sales_license_annies_central_city.php

Apparently, you better not be doing any of these things: Eight areas of concern On Aug. 29, the U.S. Justice Department issued a memo to federal prosecutors revealing that the government wouldn't stand in the way of marijuana legalization. The memo warned that the government would still...

Yep, that was in #2. Maybe I'll add some language to make it more clear.

Looks like we have a controversy.... http://www.strainwise.com/2013/11/first-retail-marijuana-sales/

Go for it. I agree, nothing is better than growing your own, knowing what you put in it, very rewarding. As far as maximizing your 6 plants, or 3 mature plants: Grow something you know you like. I usually recommend people to keep it simple the first time, getting through a grow successfully...

Yes, currently MMJ.

I know the medical and recreational not being additive was recommended by the Task Force, but I have not seen in codified. Maybe I missed it....

What channel was that on? Thanks.

I am sure I'll get some ribbing for this, but I am working on an article and was looking for any (constructive) input. The part after Guiding Principles is just cut and paste from the State Task Force...