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sick piece of blasting gear, but you stole your username you thief.

You should also mention that people can't care for more than five patients, so you're looking at 5 patients plus the caregiver, plus any patients living in the house. There can't be more than one caregiver per house. It would be risky to have a husband and wife be caregivers for ten patients...

Can you cite a source? I don't see anything in A20 that restricts indoor or outdoor grows.

Patients don't care about customer service, they care about the product. There are already top-quality review sites out there, and even local papers like westword employ their own pot critics. That's not a good idea. Are you looking to get a bunch of free stuff when you 'mystery shop', like...

I'm sure bartkowitz says there is a lot more to lose. I don't care to be near that 1%, apparently you are recommending that. Good luck.

Macgyver, I thought that was the big disconnect, that you were saying that there could be ten patients plus the man/wife, which I think is incorrect. I think socommj agrees with that. Once you approach 99 plants, the feds would be more likely to bust you. How are you going to sue the state if...

I would rather not risk getting busted and the related court costs and chaos in my personal life than try to interpret the law yourself. The people making the arrest and everyone involved in the enforcement/incarceration complex would probably see things differently than you do. It's important...

Not even close. Just a patient.

What experience do you have? You should have an MMJ related resume if you want to get hired on. There are a lot of caregivers looking for extra income. Look on craigslist.

I think montana allows other states' cards. I bet your card would work on craigslist, but then you're buying drugs on craigslist, which is a risk.

I hope it's clear that I'm just looking to have a discussion regardless of whether we agree or not. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I don't have the time right now, and I will happily eat my words, but doesn't the new legislation say something along the lines of, 'caregivers can't come...

Do you know that Jeanne Cobb and the city of denver want to ban caregiving totally? Have you contacted your elected officials and city council officials?

You posted a story about something that happened in Washington, in the Colorado thread. I don't think I'm the only one confused as to why this post is here, in this thread. It doesn't matter really, I was just curious. Good luck.

No disrespect macgyver, but I'm not failing to recognize anything. It seems like there are two parts to this. First, whether or not two caregivers can grow in the same house for 10 patients and themselves. My position is no, that there can only be one caregiver per house/address/whatever...

This side of town, 9206 E Hampden Ave Denver, CO 80231 Get Directions (303) 221-0331 has some really good sour diesel, and they'll give you a gift or a heavy bag if you ask nicely. However, if you go there looking for freebies, expect a crappy preroll with no discount. Broadway between i25...

I would be careful posting things like, 'You may want to brush up on Amendment 20 rights as provided by the state of Colorado and The U.S. Constitution In general. The state CANNOT deny Amendment 20 rights to medically qualified patients who are also married to each other' That's not the end...

I appreciate your input. If a guy and his wife both have 5 patients, and are growing for themselves, that's 72 plants. I've seen some MMC's with grows that size, so I have serious concerns about having two caregivers grow for themselves. The denver city council wants to enact 12 plant limits per...

Not everyone has the time, patience, budget, or knowledge to grow grade A meds, which is what some people require. It's 'rampant', by the way.

I'm curious, why are you hanging out in a Colorado thread if you're out of state? It's confusing for us Coloradans when you post craigslist horror stories from you're state. We have enough of our own!

I was saying that in the spirit of the thread. Obviously each person will weigh the risk to do something that's still illegal federally. That simply can not be ignored. I will agree that small scale or personal stuff would be fine, but that's not what this thread is about. It's about selling...