jordans357
New Member
First off i just wanted to thank everyone on this site for their vast info and knowledge, ive learned a ton from other threads and aclu of wa.
I plan on becoming a "designated care provider" for my niece that was paralyzed a lil over a year ago in a motorcycle accident and i want to be sure and get as many tips on staying within the fine print and grey areas of wa. state laws and regs for medicinal growing. She has her green card will appoint me as her designated care provider. I no longer smoke so that shouldn't be an issue. i'm clear on the amount restrictions being no more then 15 plants (total) or no more then 24oz at one time. So my ?'s are these....
A. do i need to "register" as a medicinal provider thus putting myself under the spotlight?
B. are their any fire arm restrictions for the residence that the medicine is cultivated in?
C. size requirements for the grow room
d. equipment restrictions for the grow
Some of these ?'S may be a bit silly but in my experience its always the stupid lil shit things that people commonly overlook that the cops love to use.
Any input would be great guys
I plan on becoming a "designated care provider" for my niece that was paralyzed a lil over a year ago in a motorcycle accident and i want to be sure and get as many tips on staying within the fine print and grey areas of wa. state laws and regs for medicinal growing. She has her green card will appoint me as her designated care provider. I no longer smoke so that shouldn't be an issue. i'm clear on the amount restrictions being no more then 15 plants (total) or no more then 24oz at one time. So my ?'s are these....
A. do i need to "register" as a medicinal provider thus putting myself under the spotlight?
B. are their any fire arm restrictions for the residence that the medicine is cultivated in?
C. size requirements for the grow room
d. equipment restrictions for the grow
Some of these ?'S may be a bit silly but in my experience its always the stupid lil shit things that people commonly overlook that the cops love to use.
Any input would be great guys