What is a requirement for cannabis harvested from plants regarding the possession limit in Vermont?

In Vermont, the regulations surrounding cannabis possession specify that if cannabis is stored properly, it does not count toward the possession limit of 2 ounces. This means that individuals can exceed the limit of 2 ounces as long as they are in compliance with the proper storage guidelines. Proper storage typically refers to keeping the cannabis in a sealed container and possibly away from common areas, thereby ensuring it is not easily accessible to others, particularly minors. This provision allows for more flexibility for individuals who may have larger quantities due to cultivation or harvesting, provided they adhere to the stipulated storage protocols.

The other possibilities do not align with Vermont's cannabis laws as closely. For example, there are no requirements that cannabis must be cultivated outdoors, nor that it must be stored outside, as these would not be practical or compliant with the intent of responsible cannabis use and storage. Furthermore, cannabis harvested does count towards the possession limit if it is readily accessible and not stored as per the required guidelines.