Has anyone heard of an "inspection" of their grow room?

even the edibles rec says nothing about plant count, he said they don't specify plant count anymore, I don't know if that was just the place I went to or what, he said this would cover 12/12 without a problem though.

its not even a form really, it's a letter more or less. signed Eisenbud!

dbkick said:

even though legal I treat my grow as if I were underground. when they can get other info from catching an odor alone more than likely they'll get a warrant, last I knew no law enforcement had access to the registry so until you supply documents you'll be treated like a criminal, this includes military style entry into YOUR home. the fucks are brutal around here I can tell you that, I personally know someone that was cuffed in his underwear , placed in his own front yard and THEN flashbanged, I lost any respect I may have had for the pigs after I heard this story first hand from the dude it happened to.

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Funny whe my buddy was pulled over the cops knew how much his edi rec was for. They asked why he needed so much. If you have cancer and on chemo or going to be on and have paper work the cops wont touch you with a ten foot pole unless you ask them too. They laws are created to protect people like you. Do cops want the media to publishing they are raiding chemo patients? If you have cancer and want the real cure youtube rick simspons "run from the cure" also watch juicing raw cannabis. The drs will never tell you how to cure yourself of the disease they live off of.

The mmed cant even afford to keep their offices opened and staffed. The mmed email for mmj delivieries is also down. There is a member that explains more how the system was a slush fund. So i dont see how they can afford inspectors. I know of a half dozen people with higher plant counts who've never been inspected.

lvtokerr said:

Funny whe my buddy was pulled over the cops knew how much his edi rec was for. They asked why he needed so much.

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That's actually a bit encouraging to me. If they know what your rec covers they are more likely to honor it. If they assume everyone is limited to 6 plants/2 oz you would have to show them your rec and convince them not to take you in for being over 6/2. I think they'd be less likely to hassle you if the MMED tells them you can have more than the standard counts.

so I'm still stuck on the edibles rec being a different piece of paper that's not even mentioned to mail.

its def not an official state form.

info right here verifies what iv says though, it's fairly old. I haven't been keeping up with shit and I think it's about time I caught up. http://blogs.westword.com/latestword/2012/06/medical_marijuana_patients_criminal_database_flagged.php

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so I'm still stuck on the edibles rec being a different piece of paper that's not even mentioned to mail.

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You must be looking at an old form. The new form your Dr fills out (as of Sept. 2012) has a place for them to fill in the plant count recommendation.

glad I didn't mail in the edibles form, who needs 12 plants in dro anyway

Medshed said:

You must be looking at an old form. The new form your Dr fills out (as of Sept. 2012) has a place for them to fill in the plant count recommendation.

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I renewed about then.

a little before then actually, so I don't know.

sorry to get off on a thing and derail your thread op, back on topic, smoke em if you've got em!

growing is just getting less and less attractive to me.

dbkick said:

growing is just getting less and less attractive to me.

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Thanks for the informative discussion, I'd sure like to know if there actually is such a thing as inspectors, or if the swat team is who comes to check you out if the state wants to see how yer doin. As far as growing, my start has been very much a fun hobby that I can do even in my reduced state. Combining science and construction with the excitement of a stealth grow is really a labor of love. Every person I have met during my trips to the hydro stores has been terrific. I love growing this herb and hope to be doing it better and better for a long time.

Home inspection by the MMED or the DOR should only a possibility under the laws if you are registered with the state as a caregiver for multiple patients. Single patient self-grows are not even on the radar.

Let us know if you need anything.

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also I've read that all an overage means is 150 dollar fine and they take the amount of plants you're over, second time the fine is a little more stiff, third time even stiffer. dude didn't say what happens after that.

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I don't mean to be a dick, really, but is this for real? The legal aspect of going over the plant count is frightening. Looks like the state could lock you away under some minimum sentancing deal for going over 6 plants if you had say a couple dozen between veg and flower. Not finding this sort of detail in the news reports, just the scarey stuff. Does anyone really know how the folks are making out who get popped for going over their plant count?

Any yea I get the good advise about keeping a low profile, no odor and so on, but it is good to be prepared for the worst, like when the cops are going house to house looking for a real crime and run across a grow room with a few extra plants. My paranoia has them filling jails with non-violent offenders as their own job security.

that info I posted came straight from someone with a huge backyard just full of weed. he and his gf had a 48 plant count each and he had at least one other person that signed him as caregiver. I'm not saying there's a bit of truth to it but I don't think he had reason to lie, he was over by x number of plants, they came out and took the overage only. In the end he was charged with a few felonies, lost his house and that's the last I've seen from him other than a comment he'd made about "enjoying the fruits of his labor". he's the one that informed me of the fines for overage. Larimer county knows to keep their fucking hands off now don't they? they ended up getting sued for 5k a plant that they destroyed.

A friend of mine (Denver-ish) had a "knock and talk" from the fuzz last Spring. I guess he had an odor problem and someone dropped a dime.

So the cops ask about growing, yada yada. He's coy at first, of course, then decides its better to just cooperate.

So he shows them his Show, and all the documentation. They count plants, weigh product...He was like 2 plants over, and maybe a few ounces over. They could see he was trying to stay legal, so they asked him which plants he wanted to yank (the two smallest clones of course) and whether they should take the over-weight in trim or buds (trim of course).

They were very cool with him once he opened up. They said they couldn't wait for it to just be legal so they wouldn't be forced to enforce laws the people don't want.

Obviously, Op, ymmv. Some municipalities and PD's are pretty lenient, others strict. Some will abide your script, others will ignore it and insist you can't have more than 6 plants period. You might get more insight on this from the local hydro store or hanging at a dispensary.

What's on our side, though, is what's called "jury nullification": As long as you keep your activities relatively within the law, most juries in CO will aquit. The police and DA's know this (in fact it was explained clearly by the Boulder DA on 60Mins).

Just keep your Show on a need-to-know basis. Do what you have to to keep light and odors contained. Try to keep close to your numbers (at no time EVER go above 99, because that's federal). Don't let product sit around...and good luck on your treatment.

Never open the door for police. Let them get a warrant.
Growing, even legally, without controlling odor is not smart.

With the passing of 64 you can keep as much as you can grow under the 6 plants per person rule.

Parker banned recreational weed stores and were talking about how they want to be able to inspect marijuana grows, lol.
Eat balls Parker.

Cultivation restrictions include that only a person 21 or older cultivating for personal use can do so on their property, cultivation must be not visible from the outside of a house, cultivated marijuana must be secured away from children and visitors and the town reserves the right to conduct an inspection to determine compliance.
http://yourhub.denverpost.com/douglascounty/parker-ban-retail-marijuana-shops-allow-personal-cultivation/PxnxTPfCXaypgh58ONBMhJ-story

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Nice try Parker. That would be illegal.
Reason number 57 why I am glad I do not live in Parker.