So, starting December 6th, any Colorado resident over 21 can grow their own pot!!

[Logical]

And "gift" an ounce to anyone over 21!

Washington's Law still does not allow personal growth.

I can see a lot of "gifting" happening in Colorado.

The feds cannot deal with this much pot.

[RomneyLies]

1. the feds don't een go after grow operations that are less than 100 plants

Max plants in CO is 6. With proper management and rotation, that's easily 2 ounces each week.

[Logical]

2. Wow, how many joints is one ounce?

[JesterCS]

3. dear lord. ALOT

depends on how you roll them but probably 20-30 joints if not more

[Cirque du So-What]

5. One

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or more.

[malthaussen]

4. This has potential! n/t

[msongs]

6. all pot legalization must provide for free grow your own nt

[Comrade Grumpy]

7. That is one of the flaws of the Washington state initiative.

In their desire to craft a winning proposition, proponents of I-502 gave up personal cultivation. They also inserted a problematic drugged driving provision in it. They said they needed that to win, but Colorado's initiative didn't have that provision, and it still won.