When Is A Clone Legally Considered A Plant?

BadDog40

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• Mar 2, 2009

• #1

Is it from the time they are cut or when they are showing roots? Does anyone know of any court cases that addressed this issue?

 

KP2

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• Mar 2, 2009

• #2

cops can twist anything, but no roots = no plant. you get a possession charge.

 

nugsnotguns

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• Mar 8, 2009

• #3

no way dude. there is no way you could intend to do anything with a clone besides cultivate it. it never stops being a plant.

 

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pikes peak 69

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• Mar 8, 2009

• #4

If I'm not mistaken, in Colorado a plant is material that can "Thrive" on it's own. Basically if it has a root, stem and leaf, it's a plant.
A cutting is not a plant and should only count as weight.

pp69

 

MuaySmoke

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• Mar 8, 2009

• #5

If the clone is withing its own medium, it's considered a plant by the law. No way around it.

 

indawindica

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• Mar 9, 2009

• #6

a friend of mine just got popped. if a clone does not have roots they dont consider it a plant. but I guess it all depends on how big of assholes the cops want to be.

 

Kingb420

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• Mar 9, 2009

• #7

indawindica said:

a friend of mine just got popped. if a clone does not have roots they dont consider it a plant. but I guess it all depends on how big of assholes the cops want to be.

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well next to your "friends" 100 other plants, they didnt really care at that point...lol

i believe its a separate plant, any legal console here on RIU?

 

indawindica

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• Mar 10, 2009

• #8

yes that is true..