NEWS Canadians, I am curious ACMPR timeframe.

[Siluru]

Hey, thanks for the responses jrok and Stevie. I'm sending a letter out to my MP, all these little tidbits of info give me more ammo.

 

[Kyote]

Moved to Vancouver Island from the states 4 months ago. I had a medical card there. I may have to see about getting one here too

 

[jeremyb616]

Keep in mind too, that regardless of the prescription, the gov specifies that med growers are not allowed to possess or store more than 150grams. This differs for rec as there isn't a documented storage limit for personal recreational production.

As far as I am aware it depends on what your daily allotment is that determines what your carry limit is, so if its 5grams a day is 150Gs (30 day cycles)To a max of 150Grams*** 150G isnt storage limit its what you can store on your person. As far as I know there isn't a limit on storage in your own home. I also very much doubt that medical would have a storage limit versus rec, that or laws are gonna get changed some quick

Cannabis in New Brunswick

Cannabis in New Brunswick

www2.gnb.ca

thats the website for my province stating no storage limit
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-can...al-use-cannabis.html#_Possession_and_personal ACMPR storage limits etc...

 

[Siluru]

I wrote this to my MP, pass it on, amend it, do what you will ... I think it makes a difference.
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Ontario regulations require that home cannabis cultivators purchase their plant starting material (seeds and clones) from the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS), or an authorized retail store. Currently, the OCS and it's provincial sister stores are the only legal source of seed. They currently offer two strains at an exorbitant price without any guarantee of germination. This lack of selection encourages cultivators to purchase illicit seeds from the vast black market menu.

Although the OCS can be criticized for not offering more selection, home cultivators should not be required to purchase seed from a legal outlet.

Cannabis seeds are safe. They are a nutritious, edible food product commonly found in grocery stores. The seeds do not contain harmful compounds and do not represent a health concern. In contrast, poppy seeds are potentially lethal yet unregulated and available in bulk. Canadian youth are not eager to germinate, cultivate, harvest, cure and abuse plant products.

The intent of federal regulations prohibiting the cultivation of illicit seed are perplexing. Viable cannabis seed can be purchased from many grocery stores. Dried cannabis flower from the OCS occasionally contains seeds of unknown lineage. Wind born cannabis pollen can travel many miles. Home cultivators are able to produce thousands of seeds from a few plants and share them. The genetic cat has been let out of the bag, legally. Because it's impossible to ascertain the genetic legality of any plant under cultivation, I don't know how the law can be enforced.

There are those who have benefited from a highly regulated and contained cannabis production model at the expense of our civil liberty. The public has been denied access to the same black market genetics which licensed cannabis producers are currently cultivating at an industrial scale.

Although I believe that the law will go largely unenforced, cannabis seeds should be decriminalized.

 

[Machamillion]

I wrote this to my MP, pass it on, amend it, do what you will ... I think it makes a difference.
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Ontario regulations require that home cannabis cultivators purchase their plant starting material (seeds and clones) from the Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS), or an authorized retail store. Currently, the OCS and it's provincial sister stores are the only legal source of seed. They currently offer two strains at an exorbitant price without any guarantee of germination. This lack of selection encourages cultivators to purchase illicit seeds from the vast black market menu.

Although the OCS can be criticized for not offering more selection, home cultivators should not be required to purchase seed from a legal outlet.

Cannabis seeds are safe. They are a nutritious, edible food product commonly found in grocery stores. The seeds do not contain harmful compounds and do not represent a health concern. In contrast, poppy seeds are potentially lethal yet unregulated and available in bulk. Canadian youth are not eager to germinate, cultivate, harvest, cure and abuse plant products.

The intent of federal regulations prohibiting the cultivation of illicit seed are perplexing. Viable cannabis seed can be purchased from many grocery stores. Dried cannabis flower from the OCS occasionally contains seeds of unknown lineage. Wind born cannabis pollen can travel many miles. Home cultivators are able to produce thousands of seeds from a few plants and share them. The genetic cat has been let out of the bag, legally. Because it's impossible to ascertain the genetic legality of any plant under cultivation, I don't know how the law can be enforced.

There are those who have benefited from a highly regulated and contained cannabis production model at the expense of our civil liberty. The public has been denied access to the same black market genetics which licensed cannabis producers are currently cultivating at an industrial scale.

Although I believe that the law will go largely unenforced, cannabis seeds should be decriminalized.

AMen brother!!!!

 

[Siluru]

Ok, I've got another question for you med growers...

Assuming there are no legal male clones available, are there any regular (male/female) seeds available from the LP's serving medical growers?

Not having a licence, it's tough for me to try and dig through the LP sites trying to find an answer... but I'm suspecting there are no legal male genetics available in Canada...unless you're an LP.

 

[GeorgeCloney]

Ok, I've got another question for you med growers...

Assuming there are no legal male clones available, are there any regular (male/female) seeds available from the LP's serving medical growers?

Not having a licence, it's tough for me to try and dig through the LP sites trying to find an answer... but I'm suspecting there are no legal male genetics available in Canada...unless you're an LP.

But your plant can hermie and produce a shit load of seeds.
Its terrible what stress can do to a female plant

 

[GeorgeCloney]

Some of you may want to have a look at these guys.
The process with them was very quick and painless.
Sent my paperwork in last July 16th...got my license 45 days later.
The license will be dated from the date of issue( not your request date).
Renewal works the same way. So submit in fall. This way your good from one harvest to the next with outdoor grows.
You're also asked if you will be growing indoors or outdoors.
A request for outdoors makes more sense.
If the cops question my indoor grow, they need a warrant with reasonable doubt.
You never know when its about to hail on your grow...right


This is their pricing..
5g per day = 25 Indoor plants, or 10 Outdoor plants ($150)
10g per day = 49 Indoor plants, or 19 Outdoor plants ($200)
15g per day = 73 Indoor plants, or 29 Outdoor plants ($250)
20g per day = 98 Indoor plants, or 38 Outdoor plants ($300)
30g per day = 145 Indoor plants, or 48 Outdoor plants ($400)
50g per day = 245 Indoor plants, or 94 Outdoor plants ($500)
60g per day = 292 Indoor plants, or 114 Outdoor plants ($800)
80g per day = 390 Indoor plants, or 152 Outdoor plants ($1200)
95g per day = 463 Indoor plants, or 190 Outdoor plants ($1500)

Heres the link> https://t.dripemail2.com/c/eyJhY2Nv...RlXHUwMDI2X19zPXRxNHR1empzcXczYWphaHBjbjZvIn0

 

[Steviestash]

Some of you may want to have a look at these guys.
The process with them was very quick and painless.
Sent my paperwork in last July 16th...got my license 45 days later.
The license will be dated from the date of issue( not your request date).
Renewal works the same way. So submit in fall. This way your good from one harvest to the next with outdoor grows.
You're also asked if you will be growing indoors or outdoors.
A request for outdoors makes more sense.
If the cops question my indoor grow, they need a warrant with reasonable doubt.
You never know when its about to hail on your grow...right


This is their pricing..
5g per day = 25 Indoor plants, or 10 Outdoor plants ($150)
10g per day = 49 Indoor plants, or 19 Outdoor plants ($200)
15g per day = 73 Indoor plants, or 29 Outdoor plants ($250)
20g per day = 98 Indoor plants, or 38 Outdoor plants ($300)
30g per day = 145 Indoor plants, or 48 Outdoor plants ($400)
50g per day = 245 Indoor plants, or 94 Outdoor plants ($500)
60g per day = 292 Indoor plants, or 114 Outdoor plants ($800)
80g per day = 390 Indoor plants, or 152 Outdoor plants ($1200)
95g per day = 463 Indoor plants, or 190 Outdoor plants ($1500)

Heres the link> https://t.dripemail2.com/c/eyJhY2Nv...RlXHUwMDI2X19zPXRxNHR1empzcXczYWphaHBjbjZvIn0

You should be able to go to clinic in Ontario and not have to pay to get a prescription or grow license I would look into that cuz anyone trying to charge you is most likely trying to rip you off at most they'll charge an administrative fee like 40 or 60 bucks to file paperwork

 

[Steviestash]

I had my medical prescription before and had the grow license before in Ontario and I never paid Crazy Prices like what's listed there above and I never would