What is the limit for immature plants under a producer’s license?

Under a producer's license, there is no specific limit on the number of immature plants that can be kept, as long as they are properly maintained in identified batches. This allows producers the flexibility to cultivate a variable number of immature plants according to their specific operational needs, as long as they adhere to the regulations regarding identification and batch maintenance for accountability and tracking purposes. This regulation is designed to facilitate efficiency in cultivation while maintaining compliance with oversight standards.

In contrast, other options propose stringent numerical limitations that do not align with the current laws governing producers, which focus on effective tracking rather than outright caps on plant quantity. The flexibility in managing immature plant counts allows licensed producers to adjust their growing operations based on demand and market conditions, provided they maintain records as required by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.