fourtwentychat
Well-Known Member
Feel free to post any interesting tidbits of information, which may fall into any gray areas, regarding Michigan laws.
Specifically, I'm wondering about the plant vs cuttings vs clones vs drying plants dilemma. Last time I checked these threads, I couldn't really find a good answer involving this debate; half of the person's used the argument of "not wanting to try to convince the police that clones were not plants," while the other arguments revolved around "no roots, no plant."
Consider some worst case scenarios in a typical single patient growing model (6 plants vegging, 6 plants flowering, with 6 whole (uncut) plants hanging for 1 week after each harvest):
a) Cuttings taken one week prior to the veg->flower switch: 18 plants (6 Cuttings, 6 Vegging, 6 Flowering)?
b) Cuttings taken exactly at veg->flower switch: 18 plants (6 Cuttings, 6 Flowering, 6 "plants" Drying)?
The only option to completely separate oneself from these gray areas seems to be:
c) Cuttings taken after drying period, which extends the lockstep harvest cycle by one week and accounts for a one week deadzone in either the vegging room (cuttings taken from plants 1 week into flower) or flowering room (cuttings taken from one extra week vegged plants).
Any insight(s)? Experience/experiences? Other gray area concerns (selling to collectives, etc)? Though, I'm especially interested in people's opinions regarding options a - c above.
Specifically, I'm wondering about the plant vs cuttings vs clones vs drying plants dilemma. Last time I checked these threads, I couldn't really find a good answer involving this debate; half of the person's used the argument of "not wanting to try to convince the police that clones were not plants," while the other arguments revolved around "no roots, no plant."
Consider some worst case scenarios in a typical single patient growing model (6 plants vegging, 6 plants flowering, with 6 whole (uncut) plants hanging for 1 week after each harvest):
a) Cuttings taken one week prior to the veg->flower switch: 18 plants (6 Cuttings, 6 Vegging, 6 Flowering)?
b) Cuttings taken exactly at veg->flower switch: 18 plants (6 Cuttings, 6 Flowering, 6 "plants" Drying)?
The only option to completely separate oneself from these gray areas seems to be:
c) Cuttings taken after drying period, which extends the lockstep harvest cycle by one week and accounts for a one week deadzone in either the vegging room (cuttings taken from plants 1 week into flower) or flowering room (cuttings taken from one extra week vegged plants).
Any insight(s)? Experience/experiences? Other gray area concerns (selling to collectives, etc)? Though, I'm especially interested in people's opinions regarding options a - c above.