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Coloradans can grow marijuana in their homes for personal use.
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Up to six plants are allowed per Colorado resident over age 21, with as many as three plants flowering at one time.
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Don’t forget that counties and municipalities can pass stricter laws. For example, Denver limits a home grow to 12 plants, even if there are three or more adults over age 21 in the residence. Be sure to check your local laws for specific details.
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The laws are different for medical marijuana consumers.
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Marijuana plants must be kept in an enclosed, locked area that can’t be viewed openly. This means the plants can’t be outside.
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At homes with residents under 21, any marijuana grow area must be enclosed and locked in a separate space that minors can’t access.
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At homes without residents under 21, extra precautions must be taken to make sure any visiting youth don’t have access to marijuana plants.
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Homegrown marijuana or marijuana products can’t be sold to anyone.
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Only licensed marijuana businesses can sell marijuana products.
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