Quick Question.

[Yezum]

Can a patient have more than 1 caregiver?

[Kingdiamond]

No you can only be connected to one caregiver at any given time.

[trichcycler]

conjoined twins maybe

[GregS]

See sec.8, re: Affirmative defense. It can be used in any prosecution regarding the medical use of marijuana, to include having more than one caregiver, and for that matter a caregiver having more than five patients, which can put you at risk and require you to use this costly means to stay out of jail if you are found out. Sec. 4 registration requirements, to include working with only one caregiver, are an entirely different animal. and the smarter and safer way to go. If you are comfortable with the risk, then the Affirmative Defense is an option.

Edited July 24, 2014 by GregS

[trichcycler]

LARA will not approve a registrant applying for multiple caregivers, or one applying for more than five patients. but you can try

[Yezum]

Hmm, ok. Ive been thinking about starting but i have little to no experience on growing lol So i wouldnt want to take away people for something that is terrible

[trichcycler]

your best option I believe is to grow your own 12 first, get your garden habits scheduled and consistent. Buy all of the equipment up front and control your atmosphere indoors. consider the strong odors that will be produced, lack of vacation time, floods, bugs, systemic pesticides, substrate disposal, nutrient handling, fire, mold, robbery, police, risks. Also know that your total legally produced cash will be dependent upon only five patients' monthly marijuana use. If they all use an ounce per month, and you collect 200 bucks per ounce, you'll get a whopping thousand dollars per month to spend, ....on your electric bill, packaging material, light bulbs, a new air conditioner, stink socks, seeds, delivery gasoline. still fun though, even though your labor is free.

 

welcome, enjoy!

[Yezum]

OK sweet thanks for the welcome!

Also, "you said start to grow my own" I can get a permit to grow without having a patient? I cant seem to find the correct forms.

[imiubu]

1st.  I would like to say that imo that there 'like' button kills conversations

 

 

So, you want to grow weed?

A synopsis by : grassmatch

 

your best option I believe is to grow your own 12 first, get your garden habits scheduled and consistent. Buy all of the equipment up front and control your atmosphere indoors. consider the strong odors that will be produced, lack of vacation time, floods, bugs, systemic pesticides, substrate disposal, nutrient handling, fire, mold, robbery, police, risks. Also know that your total legally produced cash will be dependent upon only five patients' monthly marijuana use. If they all use an ounce per month, and you collect 200 bucks per ounce, you'll get a whopping thousand dollars per month to spend, ....on your electric bill, packaging material, light bulbs, a new air conditioner, stink socks, seeds, delivery gasoline. still fun though, even though your labor is free.

 

welcome, enjoy!

 All this and more howie, all this and more (as if I actually know).

 

 

Welcome Yezum

[imiubu]

You need to be a patient registered with LARA.

Then you are the patient and can grow your own.

[trichcycler]

http://www.michigan.gov/documents/lara/lara_MMP_Application_Pkt_1213_443749_7.pdf

 

here you go!

[Dr. Bob]

One caregiver per patient, and either the patient or caregiver, but not both, possesses all the plants.  No sharing, no multiple caregivers.  A patient can obtain from anyone, but only the designated, registry associated caregiver has Section 4 immunity.  A case can be made for Section 8, but there is a very high burden of proof.  Don't assume because section 8 is out there, you will be able to use it in court or that it will protect you (this is on the caregiver end of the equation- they will be the ones trying to use section 8, not the patients).

 

Dr. Bob

[t-pain]

I can get a permit to grow without having a patient?

 

if you are a patient, you can grow your own 12 plants.

you can only be a caregiver if a patient signs you up as one.

 

hope that clears it up for you.