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   OMMP laws state that one grower can have up to 4 patients who each can have up to 6 plants which amounts to 24 mature plants.  The 18 plants also allowed are to be under 12 inchs.  This allows the grower to establish the females from the males to get the maximum mature plants in the end.

   Measure 74 will allow a producer to have up to 24 mature plants without having patients so I hope this clears it up for you.  We are not going to let big business in and ruin it for the patients who need good medicine and take out the small growers who are more compassionate with the quality and care of growing this great medicine.

   It does take away the black market aspect and let us growers actually become farmers where we can make a living as a business and hire workers that will be future tax payers.  It is a win win for everyone.  P8n

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