Yep, that's what I be doing. its what I'll continue to do also. I think what they are going to try doing is having a bunch of "inspectors" coming around issuing tickets for infractions. Ie height more than 100cm, etc.
That's the thing, inspectors would not be needed, nor practical if everyone is allowed to grow. Remember this is for personal use, not like a production facility selling into medical or recreational markets. Those are the one's they should be concentrating on regulating as it's been shown already that they (LP's) can't regulate themselves.
You basically are subject to inspection if you get you medical permit to grow and I haven't heard of anyone having Hellth Canada come a-knocking to check out their grows. Plenty having the cops at the door because of a neighbour's complaint or a domestic dispute then hopefully the cops contact HC and get confirmation that the grow is legal then GTFO of your house.
Yeah that's what it'll come down to, provincial or municipal inspection programs and how idiotic they go. Only thing that would force my hand to register would be the power bill angle, even then I'd probably be under the radar with my bills as I'm all LED. They deserve a class action suit if they try those inspections based on power usage. Welcome to prohibition V 2.0.You basically are subject to inspection if you get you medical permit to grow and I haven't heard of anyone having Hellth Canada come a-knocking to check out their grows. Plenty having the cops at the door because of a neighbour's complaint or a domestic dispute then hopefully the cops contact HC and get confirmation that the grow is legal then GTFO of your house.
Different municipalities have tried to halt home growing using their own bylaws. Maple Ridge in BC used higher than normal power bills to force home inspections and it was often that people had just installed something that used a lot of power like a hot tub or pottery kiln. Then they were billing people over $5000 for the privilege of having their privacy invaded for doing nothing wrong. That got shot down and I believe there is an on-going class action lawsuit pending against the city. I think they found one grow out of the hundred or so "inspections" they did and it was a legal grow. Not sure what happened with that.
Ain't that the truth!
Yeah, honestly, did they ever really think they could enforce it? Lmao
And doing QA testing
You're (Canadian Government) riding a VERY slippery slope on this for more than one reason.
Yeah, they scraped the height restriction a couple weeks ago. So just 4 plants, unless your province said differently. I'm in Manitoba and it looks like we are going full throttle with everything. They are even going to allow private sales.
Yeah, you're preaching to the converted, it's ridiculous, unmanageable, and most importantly, unnecessary. Besides, many of the bull-shit restrictions are unconstitutional and will be immediately challenged in the courts. That's why we're calling it prohibition 2.0, not legalization.
And you thought our government was smart right lol. This is going to be just a bunch of bullshit. Ontario is quoting $10 a gram ..... thank you, I will now come out of retirement
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Ikr?! I'm not in retirement, but a guy is gonna make a killing if the government thinks they are going to charge that much. I was thinking like MAYBE 5 dollars a gram for top shelf stuff.And you thought our government was smart right lol. This is going to be just a bunch of bullshit. Ontario is quoting $10 a gram ..... thank you, I will now come out of retirement
. I'm watching these bumbling assholes make it a giant twat stain of a mess. The Indian dispensaries are selling pretty good smoke, hit and miss, but for the most part not bad for $50 a quarter and no one's gonna hit the res and shut em down so there's a fail right there lol. The growers are down to 1600- 1500 a pound and lower for quantity so yup a giant fail. $10 a gram ..... lol. Once an outlaw....always an outlaw .
