The I-502 Application Process and Operating plan
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mustang519
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you are correct joes. licensed producer can only buy from licensed producer. closed system
Eat Your Weedies
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You are allowed to buy seeds and either start your own clones or buy them from another licensed producer. Or sell them to another producer
Eat Your Weedies
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My e-mail to the LCB:
Posted At: Saturday, March 22, 2014 12:56 PM
Posted To: Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing
Conversation: [Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing] Marijuana producer license timeline
Subject: Re: [Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing] Marijuana producer license timeline
How about a designation of Marijuana Plant Wholsale Nursery to differentiate them from those that produce usable marijuana? That way maybe local officials balking at I502 would look at them as simply wholesale nurseries instead-- since there would NEVER be any usable marijuana on the premises
And one more thing-- what about my canopy size? Since all of my plants would be going to somebody else's canopy for production, mine adds nothing to total canopy area for WA. So theoretically I could provide every producer in the State up to their canopy limit with plants ready to bloom-- right?>>>>>>
Legislation of some sort is required in order to add an additional license type. However, we have addressed this issue in policy. While there are not specific license types for different types of production operations, the business model you suggest is perfectly acceptable under a producer license. Those businesses that are operating in this manner and are not producing any marijuana flowers are not being counted in the plant canopy as this would essentially be counting the same plants twice.
Thank you,
Jodi Davison
Posted At: Saturday, March 22, 2014 12:56 PM
Posted To: Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing
Conversation: [Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing] Marijuana producer license timeline
Subject: Re: [Marijuana Non-Retail Licensing] Marijuana producer license timeline
How about a designation of Marijuana Plant Wholsale Nursery to differentiate them from those that produce usable marijuana? That way maybe local officials balking at I502 would look at them as simply wholesale nurseries instead-- since there would NEVER be any usable marijuana on the premises
And one more thing-- what about my canopy size? Since all of my plants would be going to somebody else's canopy for production, mine adds nothing to total canopy area for WA. So theoretically I could provide every producer in the State up to their canopy limit with plants ready to bloom-- right?>>>>>>
Legislation of some sort is required in order to add an additional license type. However, we have addressed this issue in policy. While there are not specific license types for different types of production operations, the business model you suggest is perfectly acceptable under a producer license. Those businesses that are operating in this manner and are not producing any marijuana flowers are not being counted in the plant canopy as this would essentially be counting the same plants twice.
Thank you,
Jodi Davison
420marijuana
Member
yea that's fine and all, but how does someone get all those requirements done?? Maybe some seminars from attorneys at Washington Cannabis Institute?
I was wondering if anyone can do some follow up here... I am new to spokane and want to find a tier 1 / 2 for sale or medical grow, but the laws have changed and are being proposed all the time its hard to follow. I read that sometime a couple weeks ago they put a moratorium on spokane valley for new canna-businesses because there were so many. Anyone have any insight on growing recreational... I've heard both that its impossible to make a decent income with the taxes not as many people want to buy legal pot but I've also heard some growers saying they actually are making decent income...