While current law allows cardholders to grow three or more plants on their own, a deal struck by lawmakers at the legislative session's 11th hour would drastically limit the "home grow" cap to four plants, with only two mature. The compromise still needs to be approved by both chambers.
While current law allows cardholders to grow three or more plants on their own, a deal struck by lawmakers at the legislative session's 11th hour would drastically limit the "home grow" cap to four plants, with only two mature. The compromise still needs to be approved by both chambers.
While current law allows cardholders to grow three or more plants on their own, a deal struck by lawmakers at the legislative session's 11th hour would drastically limit the "home grow" cap to four plants, with only two mature. The compromise still needs to be approved by both chambers.
While current law allows cardholders to grow three or more plants on their own, a deal struck by lawmakers at the legislative session's 11th hour would drastically limit the "home grow" cap to four plants, with only two mature. The compromise still needs to be approved by both chambers.
While current law allows cardholders to grow three or more plants on their own, a deal struck by lawmakers at the legislative session's 11th hour would drastically limit the "home grow" cap to four plants, with only two mature. The compromise still needs to be approved by both chambers.