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Q: If I can't buy recreational marijuana for a year, where do I get it?
A: Amendment 64 creates two ways: either grow it yourself or get it from a friend. The amendment allows people to grow up to six plants — only three of which can be flowering, or ready for harvest, at any given time.

Importantly, you can't sell the marijuana you grow yourself. You can gift it to your friends, provided those friends are 21 or older. But selling it is a crime.

For those without green thumbs or horticulturally inclined friends, the next year will be what one Washington marijuana activist dubbed "the year of the magical ounce." (Washington has a similar valley between legalization and retail sales, though the state doesn't allow home growing.) Basically, if you have it — not matter how you got it — you can keep it.

BucketHead wrote:I am serious about obtaining a "magical ounce". Does anyone have recommendations on how to go about this - either purchasing seeds and growing or just buying harvested weed.

Q: If I can't buy recreational marijuana for a year, where do I get it?
A: Amendment 64 creates two ways: either grow it yourself or get it from a friend. The amendment allows people to grow up to six plants — only three of which can be flowering, or ready for harvest, at any given time.

Importantly, you can't sell the marijuana you grow yourself. You can gift it to your friends, provided those friends are 21 or older. But selling it is a crime.

For those without green thumbs or horticulturally inclined friends, the next year will be what one Washington marijuana activist dubbed "the year of the magical ounce." (Washington has a similar valley between legalization and retail sales, though the state doesn't allow home growing.) Basically, if you have it — not matter how you got it — you can keep it.

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Grandpa's Spells wrote:Ask the weed communities on Reddit. They live for this shit. You'll probably get 20 people offering to send you their favorite seeds and a spare vaporizer.

BucketHead wrote:This is something I really have never done. First, I was in the military for nigh on 15 years so I was verboten. Then, I was older and married. I don't hang with hip young folks. The few times I was able to get some was a buddy in a different state. So, yea, I'm an unashamed virgin on this. But saying 'find a guy' probably means you don't know either.

Batboy2/75 wrote:Did, CO have medical pot before the total legalization? If so, head to a pot dispensory and score some.

seeahill wrote:Don't grow. Others can do it better and give you stuff of potencies that will suit you.

Also --- at least around here --- they have aircraft flying over that can read "grow lights" in your house. Here, if they find those, and you aren't a licensed grower, you'll get a visit from the cops. Even if you're only growing peppers...

milosz wrote:You can grow your own tomatoes, but they'll cost more than if you just bought some from the grocery store, and you'll be out when you need them anyway.

Let somebody else do the work for a little markup. Invest in a vaporizer (there are small ones the size of an iPhone now) - I don't like pot but vaporizing and cooking are the way to go.

I would grow my own if I was CO resident.

DikTracy6000 wrote:Stupid question. How do you handle passing a random drug test where you work? I've mostly worked for corporations and they've all had drug testing. Plus if you're hurt on the job, a drug test is automatic. I've been random tested three times in the last 10 years. Company rules don't follow State laws.