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Q: What is considered a cannabis “plant” or a marijuana “plant”?

A: Florida law defines a cannabis or marijuana “plant” as seeding or cuttings with noticeable root formation.  Dead or harvested plants are considered cannabis or marijuana plants under Florida law.  This is important because a dead or harvested plant can propel a possession or cultivation charge into a drug trafficking charge based on the number of plants located during an investigation.     

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If you or your loved one is facing charges for marijuana call us today for a free initial consultation.  Call the Rooth Law Group to schedule your free consultation: 727 797 9600 in Pinellas County, 813 333 6517 in Hillsborough County & 727 232 3912 in Pasco County.

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