Certified patients aged 21 or older can cultivate cannabis for personal medical use. Designated caregivers aged 21 or older can cultivate cannabis for patients who are under 21 or have impairments preventing cultivation. Cultivation must occur in or on the grounds of a private residence. Limits for cultivation include up to three mature and three immature cannabis plants per patient at one time. No more than six mature and six immature cannabis plants are allowed per private residence or its grounds. Certified patients and caregivers can possess up to five pounds of home-cultivated cannabis at their private residence. Use of alcohol with a flashpoint below 100 degrees Fahrenheit is allowed for processing cannabis. Storage measures must ensure plants and cannabis products are not accessible to individuals under 21. Designated caregivers can cultivate for up to four patients but cannot exceed six mature and six immature plants at their private residence. Landlords cannot penalize tenants solely for engaging in authorized medical cannabis cultivation. Prohibited Activities: Selling or bartering of cannabis products produced from home cultivation to anyone other than a certified patient or designated caregiver. Processing cannabis using liquid or gas with a flashpoint below 100 degrees Fahrenheit without approval. Exceeding cultivation limits or possession amounts per the regulations. Selling cannabis seeds, immature plants, or cannabis to others, with some exceptions for transfers to certified patients or caregivers without compensation. These regulations are detailed to ensure safe, controlled cultivation of medical cannabis for personal use while preventing unauthorized distribution or misuse.