Lawyer Vladimir Komsolev said Russians could be fined for growing certain crops, including hemp and poppy, in their huts. It has been reported Sputnik.
According to him, it is forbidden to plant poppy, hemp and some other plants that can be obtained as pharmaceutical raw materials on private plots without a license. In this case, only health institutions can get permission.
It is emphasized that in some regions of the Russian Federation, residents of the cottage can even be fined for weeds. According to the lawyer, the owner of the site in the Moscow region can be fined up to 5 thousand rubles if a dangerous plant is found in it.
“Administrative responsibility has been established for the cultivation, distribution and use of agricultural plants, even potatoes, for example,” said Komsolev.
He also noted that trees with large trunks, including apple and pear trees, should not be planted closer than one meter from the fence.
Earlier it was known that he was in the Moscow region. started New season in the fight against parsnips.