Growing Personal Plants on Medical Farm

I've been looking everywhere to find an answer to my question but I can not seem to find anything. Anyway, in about a month I will be moving to Oregon and living on a commercial medical cannabis farm. I think they are growing 48 plants and they have patients which the plants are assigned to. So, my question is- if I am living on this farm will I legally be allowed to grow an indoor plant for personal use, separate from the medical plants? I know that each resident is allowed 4 plants, so I would think it should be ok for me to grow other plants on the farm as long as they are not being sold.

Thanks.

If the 4 plants each resident is allowed to grow are not included in the 48 figure then I assume you'd be fine.

Why isn't the farm able to answer these questions?

Well that is kind of my question. Are the 4 plants per resident not included in the 48 plant figure? The farm is only ran by one or two guys and when I asked him this question he did not know the answer.

They didn't know the answer??!!!

I don't want to sound overly judgemental but it doesn't bode well if the people running the farm aren't clear on their plant numbers.

Anyway, I feel they'd be more concerned with you using up electricity when you got the great outdoors to grow in!!

Smart guys have lawyer on retainer

next time you see him ...

..ask?

Im from Oregon, not sure if the medical and rec numbers can be combined. However it is only 4 rec plants per house, not per person.

Yes MrBD, that is just the question I am trying to ask. Is the 48 medical plant number combined with the 4 recreational plant number, or are they separate, being able to both be grown on one property?

XOhydrojoe said:

Yes MrBD, that is just the question I am trying to ask. Is the 48 medical plant number combined with the 4 recreational plant number, or are they separate, being able to both be grown on one property?

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It is currently unclear. I imagine you'd need to contact an attorney and have them interpret the laws. At least until the state makes it more clear. I'm going to guess they will eventually say that you can't have both