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1. There are further limits on the size of harvests, making growing at home pretty much infeasible. 2. German rental law is very restrictive. Essentially, for m
by hkwerf 3y ago
1. There are further limits on the size of harvests, making growing at home pretty much infeasible.
2. German rental law is very restrictive. Essentially, for most purposes, you are the master of the place you inhabit. Such a restriction will probably not be legal and thus non-binding, even if stated in the contract.
- pinkgolem 3y agoI am living in Germany and am planning to grow some. I do not see 1) at all, laws are pretty reasonable all around
- hkwerf 3y agoMy comments were based on the expert opinions given during the legislative process. I personally don't plan to grow. Good to hear that it's okay for you. :)
- pinkgolem 3y agoNot sure which experts you are referring to, the ones I heard about it are pretty happy
- hkwerf 3y agoI believe this video had the comments iI'm referring to. However, it has been a while since I watched it: https://www.bundestag.de/dokumente/textarchiv/2023/kw45-pa-gesundheit-cannabis-970114 https://www.bundestag.de/dokumente/textarchiv/2023/kw45-pa-g...
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- ghosty141 3y agoGrowing at home is not infeasable. The 50g concern dried weight. Its still not clear how the law will be interpreted, we will have to see what the courts will say.