And no, it's not "semi legal"

They just updated the laws

what's the actual specs on it

Well, if it's visible from a public place, they can fine you

For example

people can get a license to grow ? how much can they grow?

You have to prove that you smoke X quantity, to avoid being charged with traffic

etc.

so if you conceal it from public view you can grow as much as you want?

ah ok....but there are seed companies there, too, no?

Not as much as you want, it has to be a reasonable quatity that you can prove is for yourself and only yourself

Yes, but they sell them as "collectable seeds"

It's not legal to sell seed for the purpose of growing them

aha... that's interesting. no licences required?

Laws regarding cannabis in spain are a mess

I think certain places such as private clubs can get a license

ah ok

but if you're just an individual who wants to grow for yourself, as long as you keep it away from public places and don't grow a lot you usually are ok

i heard there was a solar powered revolution beginning to happena nd then the govt tax the shit out of residences going off grid to put a curb on it...is that right?

yep

that sucks

Impuesto al sol

Basically, "sun tax"

hm...s o i heard. pretty evil

Well, just look at our finances minister

if it was a communal house...could you say, grow...50 plant?

He's basically Mr Burns personified

wew

yeah, that sun tax is really obscene

That could be hardly justifiable

shame

still have some of those abandoned villages out in spain withviable potable water supplies, going cheap eh? people left as the electricity and telephone companies wouldnt hook em up?

those usually get occupied by people who want to live more humble lives, by themselves

communes, basically

set up a vineyard and cannabis production outlet...would pay for itself over a few years...

might be quite productive political nodes

A vineyard? that's not as easy as it sounds

better than average squatting culture

Those aren't squatters

It's not the same

well, it'd take some years....but could transplant from existing vineyards