1. an area of land attached to a house and forming one enclosure with it.

john martin said:

Can someone explain this better for me?

"(c) For purposes of determining usable marihuana equivalency, the following shall be considered equivalent to
1 ounce of usable marihuana:
(1) 16 ounces of marihuana-infused product if in a solid form.
(2) 7 grams of marihuana-infused product if in a gaseous form.
(3) 36 fluid ounces of marihuana-infused product if in a liquid form."

So, 16 ounces of edibles = 1 ounce against weight?

What are 'gaseous form'... BHO becomes solid....

36 ounces of tincture = 1 ounce against weight?

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john martin said:

Yes, but what does BHO fall under, since it is a solid.

What about this "Define "marihuana-infused product" to mean a topical formulation, tincture, beverage, edible substance, or similar product containing any usable marihuana that is intended for human consumption in a manner other than smoke inhalation."

Since when is BHO made to be eaten.......

What would fall under the gaseous label? That basically means while in the middle of the process of making BHO, we can only run no more than 7 grams of BHO (GAS) through the dry material at a time, and also have to take into account the weight of the material the BHO (GAS) is being run through?

What about this "For a qualifying patient:
o The product is in a sealed and labeled package carried in the trunk of the vehicle (if there is no trunk, carried so as not to be readily accessible from the interior of the vehicle). House Fiscal Agency HB 4210 (H-1)
o The label must state the weight of the marihuana-infused product in ounces, name of the manufacturer, date of manufacture, name of the person from whom the product was received, and date of receipt."

So, patients are not allowed to travel with their medicine? They are only allowed to bring it directly home and keep it there? They must re-seal and re-weigh and re-label their BHO EVERY time they leave their house? What if they are traveling and not staying at home.......

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oscar169 said:

BHO can't be made in a house or just outside the house, SO you need to make the BHO in say backyard not in the garage or porch
noun: curtilage; plural noun: curtilages

1. an area of land attached to a house and forming one enclosure with it.

So yes your BHO is legal just be smart and do it outside and don't blow the house down...:D

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oscar169 said:

NO the BHO falls under your regular Marihuana

(n) “Usable marihuana” means the dried leaves, flowers, plant resin, or extract of the marihuana plant, but does not
include the seeds, stalks, and roots of the plant.

(o) “Usable marihuana equivalent” means the amount of usable marihuana in a marihuana-infused product that is
calculated as provided in section 4(c).

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john martin said:

Yes, but what does BHO fall under, since it is a solid.

What about this "Define "marihuana-infused product" to mean a topical formulation, tincture, beverage, edible substance, or similar product containing any usable marihuana that is intended for human consumption in a manner other than smoke inhalation."

Since when is BHO made to be eaten.......

What would fall under the gaseous label? That basically means while in the middle of the process of making BHO, we can only run no more than 7 grams of BHO (GAS) through the dry material at a time, and also have to take into account the weight of the material the BHO (GAS) is being run through?

What about this "For a qualifying patient:
o The product is in a sealed and labeled package carried in the trunk of the vehicle (if there is no trunk, carried so as not to be readily accessible from the interior of the vehicle). House Fiscal Agency HB 4210 (H-1)
o The label must state the weight of the marihuana-infused product in ounces, name of the manufacturer, date of manufacture, name of the person from whom the product was received, and date of receipt."

So, patients are not allowed to travel with their medicine? They are only allowed to bring it directly home and keep it there? They must re-seal and re-weigh and re-label their BHO EVERY time they leave their house? What if they are traveling and not staying at home.......

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john martin said:

Ahh, good point. Nice to know!

So, 2.5 oz of BHO = 2.5 oz of flower as far as law is concerned? :D

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john martin said:

Thanks for the feedback bro. I know you are not my attorney, but it is nice to consult with brethren and see alternative points of view.

Great point about 12-20-2016 ... many people don't pay attention to that part.

I am stoked that the BHO will be counted just like dry flowers, and not under the shady edible part of the law.

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oscar169 said:

Down Load the file I attached above I highlighted some parts for you...:)

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john martin said:

I did, but did not see any highlights. Hmm what am I missing here...

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oscar169 said:

(n) “Usable marihuana” means the dried leaves, flowers, plant resin, or extract of the marihuana plant, but does not
include the seeds, stalks, and roots of the plant.
(o) “Usable marihuana equivalent” means the amount of usable marihuana in a marihuana-infused product that is
calculated as provided in section 4(c).

(1) For each qualifying patient to whom he or she is connected through the department’s registration process, a
combined total of 2.5 ounces of usable marihuana and usable marihuana equivalents.
(2) For each registered qualifying patient who has specified that the primary caregiver will be allowed under state
law to cultivate marihuana for the qualifying patient, 12 marihuana plants kept in an enclosed, locked facility.
(3) Any incidental amount of seeds, stalks, and unusable roots.
(c) For purposes of determining usable marihuana equivalency, the following shall be considered equivalent to
1 ounce of usable marihuana:
(1) 16 ounces of marihuana-infused product if in a solid form.
(2) 7 grams of marihuana-infused product if in a gaseous form.
(3) 36 fluid ounces of marihuana-infused product if in a liquid form.

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sixstring said:

is this still being ruled on or is it in effect now ?

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