Unfortunately no, Mass won't let us grow for others yet. Still so new to the laws on the books they haven't figured out what they are going to do. I unlimited seedlings that you are allowed in Maine is what is the most appealing thing to me. Its our intention to pursue breeding for a profession over the next handful of years and to really do that I need to be able to pheno hunt and I can't do that with a 12 plant limit. I suppose I could say screw it and not worry about the law, but I really would like to remain legal if I can.
Mass allows me to give away an ounce to anyone of legal age, but 2.5 is even better! I tend to produce far more than I use for my back so I tend to be very giving with my bud. We can possess up to 10 ounces in our home unless we grew it all ourselves and then in that case, we can keep our full harvest.
I have always loved Maine and if it wasn't for the high taxes, I would have considered it higher on this for potential landing spots. I have relatives all throughout the New England area including an Aunt in Bar Harbor.....though she is only up there in the summers (florida the rest of the year).
Quick question for you Blew, do you have issues with snow or ice on your green house? I think what really captured my attention about GHs was a guy in Milwaukee that grows veggies commercially year round in urban green houses and heats them via compost piles. Fascinating stuff to me to think that decaying material produces sufficient heat to warm his entire greenhouse at night in Wisconsin winters. He has set up programs with local business where he takes their potential garbage (compost) and utilizes it as fuel and then raises veggies (also does aquaponics with fish) and then sells stuff to local restaurants and markets as well as donates to food banks and places to feed the homeless.
