Oregon's limit is seven plants. Peron, the one-time pot dealer whose club had more than 10,000 members, says that is what he always intended. He now lives north of the Napa Valley, on an isolated farm where he and friends are nursing about 200 plants. Antagonists invited When the ever-brash Peron threw a housewarming party, he invited his old antagonists from the Drug Enforcement Administration. Agents pulled up the plants and left.
Patients can cultivate marijuana and get off the black market.
Scott Imler thinks growing your own may be fine for some users. But the lanky director of the Los Angeles Cannabis Resource Center says many who come to his West Hollywood site are too sick to garden. Besides, growing pot is not easy, Imler contends. He and his staff watched insects devour their first crop. They now have about 150 plants thriving in a windowless room, presided over by an experienced nurseryman.