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I see what you mean, but I guess I thought you didn't see the labels, my bad. Thanks for the lessons on etiquette though. Always good to know the "culture" of any given forum as to me it didn't seem like I was complaining, but merely thought my first post might have been overlooked in a 748 page...

Thanks for the response, each one is labled in the bottom right when you click on the pictures in the original post (page 748).

Anyone give me quick thoughts on these guys please?

Okay so I posted in a separate thread but now have pics too. Have three strains (purple mtn, sweet tooth, maui), into week 8 of flower. The shorter ones which are sweet tooth and maui definitely look ready, but the taller purple mountain ones look like they are still not quite there, but not...

The strains are purple mtn, sweet tooth, and maui wowie.

I'm about 8 weeks into the flowering and the trichomes are all still pretty milky white. Do I need to wait until there is amber coloring or is it good to go now? Currently the amber is pretty much nil. thanks.

So you can sign up with a MMC as your caregiver and still have your 12 too? I take it you and your wife both have your cards?

so what if you have no caregiver, are you not going to be allowed to have your 6 plants then?

I just read this today. So this means if you grow your own pot (6 plants) you now have to register the location of them too? Isn't it assumed if you are growing your own plants that you are growing them at your home? http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/26828345/detail.html

I've looked over HB 1284 (all 70 pages), but I don't see anything in there stating this. That post from above was copied from something someone else posted a little while back. Here is what I found though. http://www.opposingviews.com/i/denver-restricts-medical-marijuana-gardens...

What about Arapahoe County? Is there a limit there or is it the usual 6/patient?

If say, I'm a caregiver to my 5 max patients, then realistically, I could have up to 30 plants but they just couldn't be in Denver then? So I could rent a warehouse in east in Aurora and grow them there?

Actually, based on what someone posted a couple months ago, it seems you can only grow for yourself and someone else in your household? So you have to have two card carrying people in a single house in Denver (for your 12 plant max) and you can't be a caregiver to someone else and grow for them...

Hello. Quick question, I saw your posting about the changes to the law in Denver. So this means, I can't be a caregiver to someone outside of my home and have the maximum 12 plants? I have to have myself and someone else in the household both be card carriers?

Just want to make sure I understand this, so if I'm a caregiver, I can only have a max of 12 plants? Does this mean 6 mature, 6 veg or 12 mature and 12 veg? So the whole 6/patient is nil in the city of Denver? Do I only need to be a caregiver to one other person then? I get six for myself...