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Feel free to pass this along...RECOMMENDED LEGISLATION is as follows: It is enacted by the General Assembly as follows: Legislative findings. — The State of Rhode Island recognizes that some qualified patients may not have primary care-givers and also may not be able to undertake all the...

California's law appears to be medically supervised,recreational marijuana rather than medical marijuana. It seems any recreational user with enough cash can become a medical marijuana patient.

I just go by the definitions laid out in the law: (12) "Unusable marijuana" means marijuana seeds, stalks, seedlings, and unusable roots. "Seedling" means a marijuana plant with no observable flowers or buds.' There is no regard to size. IMSURE

link to R.I.'s "Regulate and Tax Marijuana"

this bill concerns grow rights . IS THERE INTEREST IN ATTENDING A PRESS CONFERENCE TUES< TO COINCIDE WITH LICSENSE ANNOUNCEMENT

Under the definition a non-flowering plant is a seedling. under 24 hour light my non-flowering "seedlings are what you are refering to as "veg." So, as a patient and care-giver x 2 or more I possess 36 in bloom and 24 vegging or "seedlins" if you prefer.

"non-flowering" plants can be counted as "flowering", but not the other way around. Some suggestions, start staggered groth right at the point of cutting clones and or germinating seeds. Continue through transfer from "non-flowering" to "flowering" mode. Then on the harvest end, if your...

If you check section (d) under "protections" , care-givers are allowed 12 seedlings, period. As I explained earlier 1 patient serving as a care-giver for 2-5 other patients can have 60 plants. 36 with flowers and 24 non-flowering. Bear in mind that in order to be within limits at harvest it is...

Actually what she did say, limits the plants at 36 without mention of any "seedlings". So the answer from those who should know was incorrect.

Plantmanager, in my case the local police in 2 towns have agreed that the numbers listed previously are correct, as well as the legislative hearings during the passage of the 'compassion center' bill, cuncurring.

In Rhode Island as a patient and a care-giver for 2 or more patients you can possess 60 plants. 12 and 12 for yourself as a patient and 24 flowering and 12 non-flowering as the care-giver.

The section regarding "Limits" is incorrect that the term "collectively" was removed in 2007. Both patient and care-giver are allowed 12 flowering and 12 non-flowering plants simultaneously.

However, there are no allowances for out-of-state patients to obtain medicine once they arrive in R.I.

Let's see what happens at the next hearing Feb. 7, 2011, RXTHC