Colorado To Ban Growing Pot For Others

DENVER (AP) — Colorado has legalized pot but wants to make it a crime to grow it collectively.
A bill that won final approval in the state Senate Monday makes it a crime to grow recreational pot for someone else. That effectively ends Colorado’s marijuana co-ops.
Legislative analysts have no estimate how many collective marijuana grows exist in Colorado, though they’re anecdotally popular with pot users who share the cost of electricity, water and fertilizer.
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