Marijuana Growing info...and more!
Marijuana growing for medicinal purposes.
In Canada marijuana growing for medicinal purposes
is legal.
Holders of an authorization to possess can
also hold a license for marijuana growing or they can choose
to have a designated person do the marijuana growing for them.
Applicants are asked to indicate their preference on the application
form (i.e personal or designated marijuana growing.)
A designated person for medicinal growing (or
grower) must be 18 years of age or older and a resident of
Canada. A grower will be issued a production license and an
identification card. A license is a required element of growing
marijuana for medical purposes.
Plants can be grown indoors or outside, providing
specific criteria are met. Growers must take the necessary
precautions to protect plants and the dried marijuana from
loss or theft. The amount of marijuana that can be cultivated
and stored at any time depends on the daily dosage that has
been prescribed by a physician and whether plants are grown
indoors or outside.
Please remember that the above information
is for Canada only. If you are thinking of professional marijuana
growing you should check into your own country's laws. Even
though medicinal marijuana growing is gaining in popularity
the actual growing of marijuana for medicinal or other purposes
may not be legal in your country.
The contents of this site are for historical, educational, and scientific reference only. The cultivation and possession of marijuana in most countries is illegal.
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Warning: It is illegal to grow cannabis/marijuana
in most countries. You are advised against breaking the law.
