What Is A Mature Marijuana Plant?

What's a mature marijuana plant according to California. Is it a plant over 12", is it a plant starting flowering, is it a plant finished flowering, or is it a plant hung up drying with bud still on it?

I am not sure about Cali but here in Colorado it is generally means a plant in flowering.

I think it's a plant over 12"

cazador said:

I think it's a plant over 12"

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Reeny said:

I am not sure about Cali but here in Colorado it is generally means a plant in flowering.

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Bump bumpity bump, sounds like some contriversy...

One that acts its age? sorry I couldnt resist

madcatter said:

One that acts its age? sorry I couldnt resist

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Haha it's all good. In that case, I'd say a fully flowered plant ready for harvest... But I don't think that's the case.

madcatter said:

One that acts its age? sorry I couldnt resist

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Sorry to be on the band wagon, but good one!

I have a normal sized 3.5 feet while she towers at about 2.5 inches. She was started 12/12 from seed and given normal light and nutes and is NOT a lowryder strain.
It was truly a one-hit wonder!

I don't know the state's definition, either. The wording is pretty vague.

My state says 6 plant limit, and I do abide by that, but I do flower all 6 at the same time.They have 3 mature/3 immature. If any action is ever taken against me, I'll fight it in court, because I'm not OVER my limit, even though I have more than enough medical records to back up my proof of chronic back and hip pain and I could chance growing a few more but I don't. I think Colorado's 6 plant limit is pathetic.

Oregon has a limit of 24 plants, 6 being mature, 18 being immature. That's way better than Colorado. I think the limit and the "mature/immature" guideline is BULLSHIT.

Another thing is, in Colorado the guideline says no more than 2 oz. of herb, that's a joke because I've gotten 2 oz. of herb off of ONE SINGLE PLANT. The state set limits are really bullshit and not realistically doable.

the definition of "mature" in cali is as soon as you determine sex.

TreeOfLiberty said:

My state says 6 plant limit, and I do abide by that, but I do flower all 6 at the same time.They have 3 mature/3 immature. If any action is ever taken against me, I'll fight it in court, because I'm not OVER my limit, even though I have more than enough medical records to back up my proof of chronic back and hip pain and I could chance growing a few more but I don't. I think Colorado's 6 plant limit is pathetic.

Oregon has a limit of 24 plants, 6 being mature, 18 being immature. That's way better than Colorado. I think the limit and the "mature/immature" guideline is BULLSHIT.

Another thing is, in Colorado the guideline says no more than 2 oz. of herb, that's a joke because I've gotten 2 oz. of herb off of ONE SINGLE PLANT. The state set limits are really bullshit and not realistically doable.

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Hey tree I know with colorado when I lived there they said you just leave it hanging and trim 2 ounces as neccessary, it's 2 ounces+ prossessed they don't want. Means a lot of stuff isn't getting cured over there though, so there quality will not be as good as say in california/oregon/washington from a good grower usually but you get your moneys worth at the dispensary's then! Don't know about there prices there never found out, I guess it's high so it sounds like not the place to buy...

And dirtnap that seems the most logical as long as your county is not SUPER STRICT. Thanks for saying that. I don't suppose they should consider all the males you have to throw out getting started from seed for a typical grower, I don't think they want to try and prevent a patient from getting the meds they need, they just want things to be very reasonable. There's bad eggs out there that think otherwise though I'm sure.