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pitbudz87

pitbudz87

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i did today man i am done now i am glad i did it but i could have let them go longer but with my dad coming home and me about to have another surgery i did it. it took me a minuit and my neck hurts and my room is a mess but they are hanging im my closet now
 
purpdaddy

purpdaddy

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pitbudz87 said:
i did today man i am done now i am glad i did it but i could have let them go longer but with my dad coming home and me about to have another surgery i did it. it took me a minuit and my neck hurts and my room is a mess but they are hanging im my closet now
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damn homie cant wait for some pics.
 
vantheman169

vantheman169

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My states the shit!!

Last update: October 28, 2008
New medical marijuana possession limits
On October 2, the Department of Health adopted a rule defining a 60-day supply of medical marijuana as 24 ounces of usable marijuana (stems, stalks, seeds, and roots excluded) and 15 plants at any stage of growth. The new rule became effective on November 2, 2008.
This recent development comes on the heels of over a decade of confusion and problems between patients and law enforcement regarding how much medical marijuana a patient can legally possess. Until now, different law enforcement agencies have arbitrarily imposed different limits throughout the state without input from patients, physicians, or horticulturists.
24 ounces and 15 plants is a presumptive limit representing the total combined amount of marijuana that a patient and her designated provider can possess, which could prove to be problematic given Washington's current 1-1 patient/designated provider ratio. However, this presumptive limit can be "overcome with evidence of a qualifying patient's necessary medical use."
 
wildfire97936

wildfire97936

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vantheman169 said:
My states the shit!!

Last update: October 28, 2008
New medical marijuana possession limits
On October 2, the Department of Health adopted a rule defining a 60-day supply of medical marijuana as 24 ounces of usable marijuana (stems, stalks, seeds, and roots excluded) and 15 plants at any stage of growth. The new rule became effective on November 2, 2008.
This recent development comes on the heels of over a decade of confusion and problems between patients and law enforcement regarding how much medical marijuana a patient can legally possess. Until now, different law enforcement agencies have arbitrarily imposed different limits throughout the state without input from patients, physicians, or horticulturists.
24 ounces and 15 plants is a presumptive limit representing the total combined amount of marijuana that a patient and her designated provider can possess, which could prove to be problematic given Washington's current 1-1 patient/designated provider ratio. However, this presumptive limit can be "overcome with evidence of a qualifying patient's necessary medical use."
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why would you post this...im to high to even read all this
 
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SalaDank

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vantheman169 said:
My states the shit!!

Last update: October 28, 2008
New medical marijuana possession limits
On October 2, the Department of Health adopted a rule defining a 60-day supply of medical marijuana as 24 ounces of usable marijuana (stems, stalks, seeds, and roots excluded) and 15 plants at any stage of growth. The new rule became effective on November 2, 2008.
This recent development comes on the heels of over a decade of confusion and problems between patients and law enforcement regarding how much medical marijuana a patient can legally possess. Until now, different law enforcement agencies have arbitrarily imposed different limits throughout the state without input from patients, physicians, or horticulturists.
24 ounces and 15 plants is a presumptive limit representing the total combined amount of marijuana that a patient and her designated provider can possess, which could prove to be problematic given Washington's current 1-1 patient/designated provider ratio. However, this presumptive limit can be "overcome with evidence of a qualifying patient's necessary medical use."
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thanks for the spam....
 
vantheman169

vantheman169

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My bad wasnt tryin to jack up ur thread bro I have been following pretty close
and i just was super high and saw that guys post and responded to what i found. Sorry.
 
wildfire97936

wildfire97936

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vantheman169 said:
My bad wasnt tryin to jack up ur thread bro I have been following pretty close
and i just was super high and saw that guys post and responded to what i found. Sorry.
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thanks for following along its just aggravating to try and show some of mine finally cured bud to the world and it not even on the page. well if you still want to follow there is a new one started now, 2nd Grow organic - Marijuana Growing and i didnt mean to come off so rude maybe i should smoke and chill.
 
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