How do we know when all the THC is gone?

[RUDE BOY]

What state?

Florida !



@llamaman001 enforcement's very different county to county, case to case, Judge to judge, police force to police force. Some consider the changing climate and tolerance, some don't. The state allows for the individual Judge's discretion and rulling.

Like anywhere else if you can afford good legal representation you often only would get sent to rehab or pay fines, and have to do the dumb drug "classes". If you don't have the cash to retain a good Lawyer you don't stand a chance.

 

[llamaman001]

Man thats insanely harsh. When it comes to possession in Texas its not THAT bad but anything over 2oz is a felony, sometimes they will even say 1oz is a felony, depends on the arresting officer and judge like you said.

Concentrates are automatic felony and carry the same fines/sentencing as crack I believe. 1G or under and your looking at a $10,000 fine with 1-3 years and so on and so forth.

 

[RUDE BOY]

The Scale and baggies added charges for distribution and made it a felony with a mandatory minimum time served behind bars kind of sentence (can't remember how many years were mandated by law, this was in the early '90s) the judge gave double the minimum time for some reason in this case. must of had a big stick up his ass that day.

 

[215z]

Here I'm allowed 3lbs dry (ie cured) bud, and unlimited amount of fresh/wet uncured buds.
http://www.canorml.org/medical-marijuana/local-growing-limits-in-california
I kinda take it for granted, and just assumed everyone faced zero costs in keeping ABV around for months.

Back to sick people using ABV/reclaim medicinally, it seems many MJ users don't. It would be cool if some non-profit organization could collect all your ABV and make meds for the people who can use it.

 

[VapingDitto]

IMO Whether or not we use reclaim, I think we all can agree that The cannabis plant is magical. You have the option of using every part of the plant. Hell, you can even use the sticky residue that results from handling the buds! Fuel, food, medication.

 

[Grim Chiclets]

I've done some decently not bad iso runs with abv- quick-ass wash though

 

[Caligula]

http://www.canorml.org/medical-marijuana/local-growing-limits-in-California

Localities NOT listed [in the post below] adhere to CA state default guidelines, which are: 6 mature OR 12 immature plants and 8 oz. of dried processed marijuana. County ordinances have jurisdiction over unincorporated areas of their counties; cities with their own city councils have their own rules.

California NORML strongly advises Prop 215 patients to continue following the SB 420 guidelines – six mature or 12 immature plants and 8 ounces of processed marijuana except where local guidelines specify more. The Supreme Court’s recent Kelly decision has been widely misinterpreted to imply that the limits no longer apply, and that patients can therefore grow as much as they want. In fact, the Court’s decision lets the police arrest anyone who exceeds the guidelines, The only thing it disallows is for the guidelines to be used as a basis for conviction in criminal trials.

So, unless you don’t mind being arrested and dragged into court for a felony trial, where you will have to show that the amount of marijuana you had was consistent with your medical needs, the best rule of thumb is to follow the guidelines. The Kelly decision simply re-affirms the original intent of SB 420, which was to establish reasonable guidelines for arrest - not automatic limits for guilt.

Some doctors are charging clients extra for so-called "cultivation licenses" supposedly entitling them to grow more than the normal number of plants. There is no such thing as a "cultivation license" under California law. Any patient with a California physician's recommendation may legally cultivate or possess as much marijuana as they need for their own personal medical use, and no more. No physician can authorize them to cultivate more (they can only testify in court that a certain amount of marijuana is consistent with the individual patient's needs, and they do not have professional competence to prescribe plant numbers).

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[ataxian]

http://www.canorml.org/medical-marijuana/local-growing-limits-in-California

Localities NOT listed [in the post below] adhere to CA state default guidelines, which are: 6 mature OR 12 immature plants and 8 oz. of dried processed marijuana.

I grow one plant because it's easier.
However I had a yield just over 16 oz's.
Plus so much sugar trim maybe 2 pounds?
I threw away well manicured flowers (8.1 oz's)
And all the trim.

The paranoia factor is still alive and well.

Even in California!

Florida !

Florida?

Bars are legal?

Seems hypocritical?

 

[Caligula]

Seems like you just need to stagger the grow. They don't count the weight of the material in its still on the plant and/or uncured. If you are able to harvest and process/use while others are still vegging/flowering, you should be okay?


Or I can drive up there and take your excess.

















...no, seriously.

 

[ataxian]

Seems like you just need to stagger the grow. They don't count the weight of the material in its still on the plant and/or uncured. If you are able to harvest and process/use while others are still vegging/flowering, you should be okay?


Or I can drive up there and take your excess.

..no, seriously.

I threw my last batch away before jar cure.
I can't have more than 8 oz's.

I don't think I can legally donate any of my grow?

Last grow was super cropped. (too high of yeild)
This current grow should be smaller (no super cropping)

 

[pakalolo]

Please guys: Topics concerning the cultivation of cannabis are not permitted.

 

[Caligula]

Please guys: Topics concerning the cultivation of cannabis are not permitted.

Even if its concerning law?

 

[pakalolo]

Even if its concerning law?

Not to point fingers, but the discussion went beyond the law.

 

[darkrom]

Therapeutic!

Reclaim ABV is like dumpster diving!

If you have a very tight situation it's a solution.

I throw away all my ABV.
Reclaim I've made with ISO in the past. (taste horrible to me?)
Medication wise it needs to be flavorful and enjoyable for therapeutic benefit.

Shatter made from top colas is Flavor/Effect.
Only the best nuggets of flower are to be vaporized.

Reclaim can definitely be therapeutic. It is very therapeutic for me. It allows me to sleep incredibly fast and is physically relaxing on my very tight muscles. I don't usually get that effect from fresh concentrate of any kind. At night time if I'm getting ready for bed I actually prefer reclaim to fresh oil a majority of the time!