Ohio might ban home grown.

SB85

SB85

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Here's an update from a republican in the house.

Rep. Jamie Callender (R) filed separate legislation that would make certain changes to the voter-approved legalization initiative—but it would maintain key components such as home cultivation.

On that issue, the lawmaker said the “middle ground is we do what the people voted and told us to do, which is six plants per person and 12 per household.”


“There has been some other legislation and proposals floating around that, in my opinion, have not respected the will of the voters real well, and I want to make sure that here in this chamber, the people’s house, that we carry out the will of the people—and the people have spoken,” he told The Toledo Blade.

Ohio Senators Take Testimony On Controversial Marijuana Legalization Overhaul As House Republican Files Alternative Bill - Marijuana Moment
 
John12

John12

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Well, hopefully they either leave it as is and go from there or amend the taxes or whatever, but for God's sake and the people of Ohio, keep the home grow. I mean actually keep it, not limit it to where no one can grow based on implementing dumb rules and regulations. Some places can't even grow if there's a dispensary with 20 miles... but they're located every mile so folks can't grow
 
Blue_Focus

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House Bill 354
Callender said his proposal, which keeps the home grow provision while establishing guidelines for use and advertising, is a “synthesis” of opinions about cannabis regulation that maintains the heart of Issue 2, the proposal 57% of Ohioans voted to enact in November.

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SB85

SB85

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Here is an update from the senate side

Lawmakers in the Ohio Senate want to allow the state's medical marijuana dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana to those 21 and older.

"We understand that we have to protect that access to products while also not allowing the black market to get a head start on the legal market," said Sen. Rob McColley, R-Napoleon. "It is our intention to allow the legal market to go into effect as soon as possible."



  • Limit the number of marijuana plants to six per household, which is less than 12 permitted under Issue 2. The Senate previously proposed axing home grow entirely.
  • Keep the maximum amount of THC at 35% for plant material and reduce it from 90% to 70% for extracts.
  • Tax marijuana sales at 15% with the option of counties adding an additional 3% tax. An earlier proposal to tax cultivators was removed.
  • Expunge convictions for possessing 2.5 ounces of marijuana or less.

Ohio Senate proposes allowing dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana (cincinnati.com)
 
Blue_Focus

Blue_Focus

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SB85 said:
Here is an update from the senate side

Lawmakers in the Ohio Senate want to allow the state's medical marijuana dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana to those 21 and older.

"We understand that we have to protect that access to products while also not allowing the black market to get a head start on the legal market," said Sen. Rob McColley, R-Napoleon. "It is our intention to allow the legal market to go into effect as soon as possible."



  • Limit the number of marijuana plants to six per household, which is less than 12 permitted under Issue 2. The Senate previously proposed axing home grow entirely.
  • Keep the maximum amount of THC at 35% for plant material and reduce it from 90% to 70% for extracts.
  • Tax marijuana sales at 15% with the option of counties adding an additional 3% tax. An earlier proposal to tax cultivators was removed.
  • Expunge convictions for possessing 2.5 ounces of marijuana or less.

Ohio Senate proposes allowing dispensaries to sell recreational marijuana (cincinnati.com)
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This is Better than they were going to do. But I still want it like it on issue 2.
 
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