Effective October 5, New York medical cannabis patients age 21 and older may grow up to three mature and three immature cannabis plants under new rules adopted by the state’s Cannabis Control Board.
Designated caregivers who care for those under age 21 or those unable to cultivate their own cannabis will be permitted to grow up to six mature (buds showing) or immature plants. Caregivers are permitted to grow for up to four patients.
Only certified patients and designated caregivers registered with the Office of Cannabis Management are able to engage in home grow, and they are not permitted to sell the cannabis they grow.
(Originally posted by Cannabis News)