Dear U.S. Cannabis Grower,
This article covers which states let you grow legal cannabis (growing either recreational cannabis or medical cannabis) in the United States. It also shares which U.S. states require a home cultivation license (or any other requirements), as well as where you can find out more information about growing weed in your state.
It’s pretty easy to find a list of US states with legalized marijuana for consumption or possession, but harder to determine where it’s legal to grow your own weed at home. I decided to put that information in one place on GrowWeedEasy.com. I’m not a lawyer or legal expert, but I’ve compiled information about growing laws in the United States from the best sources I can find. I’ve included further resources so you can delve deeper into your local laws. If you have any doubt whatsoever, I always recommend talking to a lawyer before you decide to start growing weed. I monitor marijuana legalization news and update this list regularly (last updated date should be at the top of this page under the title, and also right above the map shown below).
~Nebula Haze, Co-Founder of GrowWeedEasy.com
P.S. Learn where growing weed is legal in other parts of the world.
This Cannabis Cultivation Legalization Map was Last Updated January 6, 2024
FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY, WE ARE NOT LAWYERS OR LEGAL EXPERTS ON CANNABIS GROWING LAWS. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH AND CONSULT A LAWYER BEFORE YOU START GROWING WEED. LAWS CHANGE!
About Cannabis Laws in the USA
While cannabis is illegal at the federal level in the USA, many states have enacted various levels of legalization. It is extremely rare for individual people to be targeted by federal law enforcement if they are legal in their own state, however IT IS POSSIBLE.
I highly recommend the Marijuana Moment newsletter to stay up to date with the latest legalization news in the United States. NORML is another great source of current news about U.S. cannabis legalization.
WARNING: LAWS CHANGE. Click the state link for more information about what’s currently going on in your state. Here are laws for home marijuana cultivation in the United States:
Cannabis is Legal for Adults & Growing is Legal
Adults (21+) may grow up to six (6) marijuana plants (no more than three mature) for non-commercial purposes. Plants must be hidden from public view. You may possess up to 1 ounce, and gift up to 1 ounce. You may use or possess up to 4 ounces if it’s for personal use and is only used inside your private residence. Please note, possession of more than 4 ounces in your home is still a felony. Alaska has legalized medical marijuana, but the restrictions for patients aren’t any less strict. Learn more about legal weed in Alaska.
Personal possession and home cultivation were legalized November 3, 2020 and the law took effect November 30, 2020. Arizona adults 21 and older can legally possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis and grow up to six plants for non-commercial purposes. Plants may not be viewable to the public and must be in a lockable, enclosed area like a closet or greenhouse. Possession for personal use of more than one ounce, but less than 2.5 ounces of marijuana is a petty offense punishable by a maximum fine of $300. Learn more about legal weed in Arizona.
Proposition 64 permits adults over 21 years of age to legally grow up to six (6) plants, including all of the harvest from those plants. California also has legalized medical marijuana, and patients with a doctor’s recommendation have no specific cultivation limits under state law, though check for any local ordinances (note: local ordinances are not allowed to reduce plant limits below six mature or 12 immature cannabis plants plus eight ounces of dried cannabis per patient). If you believe you are eligible for a recommendation (for example you have a medical condition that a doctor can recommend weed for), you might want to get one so that you don’t have to worry about plant limits. Type “medical recommendation doctor YOURCITY california” into Google to see if there are any specialized doctors near you. They’re incredibly easy to get now that weed is legal for all adults. You also pay significantly lower taxes when purchasing legal weed if you have a medical recommendation. Learn more about legal weed in California.
For adults who are at least 21 years old, there is no penalty in Colorado for persons who privately cultivate up to 6 marijuana plants, with no more than 3 being mature. Colorado also has medical marijuana laws that allow for home cultivation, but the plant restrictions are basically the same. Learn more about legal weed in Colorado.
It’s legal for adults to have possession of up to 1.5 oz in public and 5 oz of weed in private in a locked space. As of July 1, 2023, adults who are 21+ may legally grow weed in the state, thanks to S.B. 1201.An adult is allowed to grow up to six plants or 12 plants per household. Learn more about legal weed in Connecticut.
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
Due to the Taulamwaar Sensible CNMI Cannabis Act of 2018, registered adults may typically cultivate no more than six mature and 12 immature plants per household or cultivation location. Learn more about legal weed in the Northern Mariana Islands.
Adults (21+) can legally possess and transfer up to 1 ounce of flower or 8 grams of concentrates. Adults may privately cultivate up to six (6) cannabis plants, of which no more than three (3) can be mature. Grow must be in an “enclosed, locked space.” Learn more about legal weed in Guam.
An adult may cultivate up to 3 flowering marijuana plants, 12 immature plants, and unlimited seedlings. An adult may possess all the marijuana that was produced by the plants. Otherwise, adults can possess up to 2.5 oz. Marijuana must be consumed on private property or in a private residence. Maine has legalized medical marijuana, and patients may possess up to 6 mature plants. Learn more about legal weed in Maine.
Maryland voters approved Question 4 to legalize marijuana in the state. Adults are legally permitted to possess up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis and/or 12 grams of cannabis concentrates and will be permitted to grow up to two cannabis plants in their homes for their own personal use. Possessing amounts between 1.5 ounces and 2.5 ounces will be subject to civil fines, while the possession of greater quantities will remain subject to existing criminal penalties. You are also allowed to gift another adult up to 1.5 ounces without any penalties. Learn more about legal weed in Maryland.
An adult may grow six (6) marijuana plants at the adult’s primary residence with a limit of a total of twelve (12) plants at the residence. Plants must be hidden from public view. You may possess up to 1 ounce outside the home, and store up to 10 ounces of weed in the home. Learn more about legal weed in Massachusetts.
An adult may grow up to 12 marijuana plants at the adult’s residence for personal use. Plants must not be visible to public view. You may possess up to 2.5 ounces of weed outside the home, and store up to 10 ounces of weed in the home. Learn more about legal weed in Michigan.
Minnesota has legalized for all adults up to 2 oz of possession. Adults are also allowed to grow up to 8 cannabis plants with a maximum of 4 mature plants. Cultivation must take place at the primary residence of an adult 21 years or older. The plants may be grown outdoors but all plants must be in an enclosed, locked space that is not accessible by the public. Learn more about legal weed in Minnesota.
Missouri voters decided in favor of Amendment 3, which legalized the possession, cultivation, and licensed retail sale of cannabis for those ages 21 and older. The law took effect on December 8, 2022. Here is information about legal cultivation on the Missouri government website. Adults are permitted to possess up to three ounces of cannabis and to home-cultivate up to six flowering plants, six immature plants, and six plants under 14 inches for personal use. Learn more about legal weed in Missouri.
Home cultivation was legalized on November 3, 2020 and updated by HB 701 in May 2021. Adults 21+ may grow up to 2 mature marijuana plants or seedlings at a private residence, with up to 4 plants per household (for example if there is more than one adult living there). Any amount over 1 oz must be kept in a locked space and not visible from a public place. You must own the residence where the plants are being cultivated or obtain written permission from the owner. Learn more about legal weed in Montana.
Adult-use allowed. Adults over 21 may have up to 2 ounces of marijuana. Adults can grow six plants at home, or up to 12 per household. Home cultivation legalization took effect June 29, 2021. Check out The Cannabis Regulation Act called HB 2 for extra details. The law permits adults to cultivate up to six mature plants for their own personal use. Learn more about legal weed in New Mexico.
Check with a lawyer before growing in Nevada as your specific location makes a difference. Question 2 permits adults who are not participating in the state’s medical cannabis program to legally grow up to six marijuana plants, and to possess all of the harvests from those plants, if they reside 25 miles or more away from an operating marijuana retailer. No residence may have more than 12 plants at any one time. Medical cannabis patients in Nevada can cultivate up to 12 mature plants, though there are some limits if the patient resides within 25 miles of an operating dispensary. Learn more about legal weed in Nevada.
Ohio legalized weed for all adults 21+ for up to 70 grams possession (about 2.5 oz). Each resident may grow up to 6 plants, with no more than 12 plants per household. Learn more about legal weed in Ohio.
You may legally possess 2 oz of weed in public, and up to 8 ounces at home. There is no fine or penalty for the cultivation of up to 4 plants grown at home. Medical patients can grow up to six mature plants and 18 immature seedlings. Learn more about legal weed in Oregon.
The Rhode Island Cannabis Act allows adults age 21 and up to possess (up to one ounce in public or up to 10 ounces at home), home-cultivate (up to six plants, no more than three mature), and purchase limited amounts of cannabis. Learn more about legal weed in Rhode Island.
Washington, DC (District of Columbia)
Adults 21 and older may cultivate up to six marijuana plants (no more than three mature at any one time) in their primary residence without penalty. Small amounts can be gifted if not for profit. Learn more about legal weed in DC.
Adults 21 and older may legally cultivate (in private) of up to six marijuana plants, including two mature and four immature plants. You may possess all the marijuana that you grow. Medical patients in Vermont can grow up to nine plants, but only two may be mature. Learn more about legal weed in Vermont.
Adults over age 21 can possess up to 1 oz of cannabis outside the home, and cultivate up to 4 plants per household in their primary residence (of which they can legally possess all the harvest in their home). However, only medical users can currently legally buy cannabis. Retail sales of cannabis to all 21+ adults is expected to begin sometime in 2024. One weird thing about Virginia law is you must attach a tag to each plant with the person’s name, driver’s license or state ID number, and a note that the marijuana plant is being grown for personal use. Easy but odd. Learn more abotu legal weed in Virginia.
Cannabis is Legal for Adults (But Home Growing is Not Allowed?!)
This type of legalization is shameful. Big companies profit from selling cannabis to adults, but adults are cited or even jailed for growing their own weed.
Adults are allowed to possess up to 1 oz without penalty. Delaware also has a medical marijuana law. However, there is no home cultivation allowed by patients or anyone besides businesses with a license. Learn more.
Possession legal for up to 30g of cannabis is legal for adults 21+. However, adults who grow 5 plants or less for personal use will receive a “violation” with a $200 fine, so the penalty for growing your own recreational weed at home is essentially an expensive ticket. There is a medical program, and qualified medical marijuana patients may grow up to 5 plants for personal use without any penalty. Learn more about weed laws in Illinois.
Adults may legally possess up to 6 ounces of weed. Unfortunately, only businesses can grow weed. No home cultivation for medical marijuana patients either. Penalties are surprisingly serious for a “legal” state. Growing 1 oz to 5 lbs (less than 10 plants) carries a 3-5 years sentence with a $25,000 fine.
For 21+ adults, you are legally allowed to possess up to 3 ounces of weed and up to 24 grams of concentrates. Home grow is currently not allowed (only businesses and medical marijuana patients are allowed to grow weed as of right now). However, home cultivation will become legal for all adults after a delay. The exact timeline depends on further legislation. Here’s what the New York government cannabis website says: “Please be aware the home cultivation of cannabis is not allowed immediately. Pursuant to the MRTA, the home cultivation of cannabis is only permitted after the OCM issues regulations governing home cultivation of cannabis, which will occur within 18 months of the first adult-use retail sale.” Given that the first adult-use retail sales took place in December 2022, according to that law, home grow should be legal no later than August 2024. We’ll see. Learn more.
While it is legal to purchase and use cannabis in Washington state, cultivation for either personal use or distribution is a class C felony punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment and/or a fine up to $10,000. It’s absolutely nuts. An additional mandatory fine of $1,000 applies to first offenses and $2,000 to second or subsequent offenses. There are exceptions for medical marijuana patients, who may cultivate up to 6 plants at home and possess up to 8 ounces of marijuana they grew themselves. Learn more.
Growing is Legal for Medical Marijuana Patients
Good news, growing is now legal for all adults! Learn more. However, medical marijuana patients have somewhat looser rules. Patients must be diagnosed by a physician as having one of the debilitating medical conditions set out in the law. May possess up to a one-month supply up to 5 ounce. Registered patients age 18 or older may home cultivate up to six plants. No household can grow more than 12 plants. Learn more about Connecticut’s medical marijuana law.
Medical marijuana patients may possess up to 4 ounces of usable weed, and grow no more than seven marijuana plants, whether immature or mature. Otherwise, growing is a felony. Learn more about the medical marijuana rules in Hawaii.
Medical marijuana patients may grow up to 5 plants for personal use, and possess up to 2.5 ounce per 14-day period. Learn more about the medical marijuana laws in Illinois.
Cannabis is legal for all adults, who are allowed to grow up to 2 plants and possess 1.5 oz of cannabis without a recommendation. However, medical marijuana patients can grow and possess more so it might be worth getting qualified if you can. Patients may possess up to 120 grams (a little over 4 ounces) and and cultivate up to 4 plants per residence. Patients must get qualified by a physician and can buy up to a 30-day supply from a state-licensed dispensary. Learn more about Maryland’s medical marijuana law.
All adults can possess up to 3 oz, but medical marijuana patients can possess up to 6 oz. Medical marijuana patients in Missouri can also cultivate up to six flowering plants. Qualifying patients must obtain an identification card from the Department of Health. Cultivation must take place in a “closed, locked facility.” Missouri voters decided in favor of Amendment 3 legalizing the possession, cultivation, and licensed retail sale of cannabis for those ages 21 and older. Beginning on December 8, 2022, adults are supposed to be permitted to possess up to three ounces of cannabis and to home-cultivate up to six flowering plants, six immature plants, and six plants under 14 inches for personal use. However, check with your lawyer as this state doesn’t seem to be going through with legalization as the citizens voted. Learn more about Missouri’s medical marijuana law.
Qualified patients may possess up to a 30 day supply of cannabis and may home-cultivate up to six plants (only three mature) per private residence. Plants may be cultivated either indoor or outdoor, but they must be grown in an enclosed space that is not visible to the public. Patients may possess a total of up to five pounds of cannabis from their harvest. Currently, you must be a medical marijuana patients to grow weed, though New York is supposed to make the rules and legalize home cultivation for all adults in 2024. Learn more.
A doctor can give a medical marijuana recommendation at their discretion (no specific ailments spelled out in the law). Patients may grow up to 6 mature marijuana plants and up to 6 seedling plants. Those possessing a state-issued license may possess up to 8 ounces of marijuana in their residence; up to 1 ounce of concentrated marijuana; up to 72 ounces of edible marijuana; and up to 3 ounces of marijuana on their person. No recreational legalization yet. Learn more.
Rhode Island also has legal growing for all adults, but medical marijuana patients get looser laws regarding cultivation and possession, so it’s worth getting a recommendation if you can. Up to 12 plants and 12 seedlings for medical marijuana patients in Rhode Island. All marijuana must be cultivated in one location. Must be stored in an indoor facility. Learn more.
Two or more cardholders may cooperatively cultivate marijuana in residential or non-residential locations subject to the following restrictions:
- Non-residential – no more than 10 ounces of usable marijuana, 48 mature marijuana plants, and 48 seedlings.
- Residential – no more than 10 ounces of useable marijuana, 24 mature marijuana plants, and 24 seedlings.
Medical marijuana patients may possess up to three ounces of cannabis and cultivate up to 3 plants at home. Learn more about South Dakota’s medical marijuana laws here.
Wait, I thought weed was legalized for adults in South Dakota? A legalization initiative that legalized small amounts of cannabis for all adults (and allowed cannabis cultivation) was approved by 54% of voters in 2020, but it was struck down by the South Dakota Supreme Court due to what I would call legal shenanigans (Gov. Kristi Noem opposed marijuana legalization and got it nullified over a technical violation). South Dakota voted on another cannabis legalization initiative in 2022, but this time the state voted against legalization. What’s next? There is currently a 2024 marijuana legalization ballot initiative collecting signatures. If enough signatures are collected, voters get to go to the polls again in November to vote for legalization. Get the latest news on legalization in South Dakota here.
Medical marijuana patients may cultivate up to 6 plants at home and possess up to 8 ounces of marijuana they grew themselves, but only if entered in the state’s voluntary patient database. If a qualifying patient has not been entered into the medical marijuana authorization database, he/she may grow, in his or her domicile, up to 4 plants for the personal medical use of the qualifying patient and 6 possess up to six ounces of useable marijuana in his or her domicile. Learn more.
Cannabis possession has no penalties up to 2.5 oz for all adults. However, specified medical marijuana patients may grow up to 12 plants and possess up to 4 ounces of cannabis flowers. Learn more.
Medical Marijuana is Legal (but home growing is not)
Alabama has a limited medical marijuana program. Registered patients are permitted to possess a maximum of “70 daily dosages” of medical cannabis at one time. Doses of authorized cannabis products are capped at a maximum of 50 milligrams for the first 90 days. Patients are not permitted access to cannabis flower material or cannabis-infused edible products. Rather, medical cannabis formulations must be in the form of: “tablets, capsules, tinctures, or gel cubes for oral use; gels, oils or creams for topical use, or suppositories, transdermal patches, nebulizers, or liquids or oils for use in an inhaler.” Patients age 18 or younger are limited to low-THC cannabis products. No home grow allowed. Learn more.
Arkansas has a limited medical marijuana program. Patients who possess a physician’s recommendation may legally possess and obtain medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation. Learn more.
Adults are allowed to possess up to 1 oz without penalty for the first offense. Delaware has a limited medical marijuana program. Patients must be diagnosed by a physician as having a qualifying medical condition. Must buy from a dispensary. There’s a possession limit of 6 ounces for patients. No home cultivation. Learn more.
Florida has a limited medical marijuana program. Patients who possess a physician’s recommendation may legally obtain medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation. Learn more about Florida’s Medical Marijuana Law.
What’s next in Florida legalization? An initiative to legalize cannabis for adults appears on the ballot in November 2024, which collected nearly one million Floridian’s signatures to qualify for the ballot. However, this initiative would only allow residents to buy from a cannabis dispensary, and would not allow for any type of home cultivation.
Louisiana has a limited medical marijuana program. Must be qualified by a physician and buy up to a 30-day supply from a state-licensed dispensary. No home cultivation. Learn more about Louisiana’s medical marijuana law.
Minnesota has a medical marijuana program, but it also also legalized weed for all adults who are 21+. When it comes to becoming a medical marijuana patient, you must be qualified by a physician. Patients may purchase up to two and a half ounces of medical cannabis flower per 14-day period from licensed providers. Buy up to a 30-day supply from a state-licensed dispensary. No home cultivation in the medical law, however, growing is now legal for all adults. Learn more about Minnesota’s medical marijuana laws.
For all adults: Minnesota has legalized for all adults up to 2 oz of possession. Adults are also allowed to grow up to 8 cannabis plants with a maximum of 4 mature plants. Cultivation must take place at the primary residence of an adult 21 years or older. The plants may be grown outdoors but all plants must be in an enclosed, locked space that is not accessible by the public. Learn more about legal weed in Minnesota.
Mississippi does have a medical marijuana program that allows qualified patients to purchase weed from a dispensary, but home growing is not allowed. Cultivation in Mississippi is punished based upon the aggregate weight of the plants found. Learn more about Mississippi’s medical marijuana law.
New Hampshire has a limited medical marijuana program. Patients must be diagnosed by a physician as having a qualifying medical condition. Must buy from a state-licensed dispensary. Possession limit of 2 ounces. No home cultivation. Cultivation in New Hampshire is punished based upon the aggregate weight of the plants found. Learn more about New Hampshire’s medical marijuana law.
North Dakota has a limited medical marijuana program. Patients must possess a physician’s recommendation and can legally obtain up to 3 ounces of herbal medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation (the legalization of home cultivation for patients was removed by lawmakers by the passage of SB 2344 in 2017). Cultivation in North Dakota is punished based upon the aggregate weight of the plants found. Learn more about North Dakota’s medical marijuana law.
Ohio legalized weed for all adults 21+ for up to 70 grams possession (about 2.5 oz). Each resident may grow up to 6 plants, with no more than 12 plants per household. Learn more about legal weed in Ohio.
Ohio also has a medical marijuana law. Patients who possess a physician’s recommendation may legally obtain medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation is included the medical law, but growing is now legal for all adults. Learn more about Ohio’s medical marijuana laws.
Pennsylvania has a very limited medical marijuana program. No smoking allowed (only vaping). Edibles and topical forms of marijuana are also allowed. Patients who possess a physician’s recommendation may legally obtain medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation. Note: Growing marijuana (even with no intention of selling it) is a felony in Pennsylvania that is punishable by 2.5 to 5 years in prison and $15,000 in fines. Learn more about Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana law.
Puerto Rico has a limited medical marijuana program that only allows non-smokeable forms of marijuana. Patients must be qualified by a physician and are legally allowed to buy up to a 30-day supply from a state-licensed dispensary. No home cultivation. Learn more about Puerto Rico’s medical marijuana law.
West Virginia has a very limited medical marijuana program. No smoking (only vaping). Patients who possess a physician’s recommendation may legally obtain medical cannabis provided by state-licensed dispensaries. No home cultivation. Learn more about the medical marijuana laws in West Virginia.
Note: Cultivation in West Virginia is punished based upon the aggregate weight of the plants found as either simple possession or as possession with the intent to distribute.
Qualified patients may possess up to a 30 day supply from a state-licensed dispensary. Home cultivation was eliminated in December 2018, and therefore home grow is not allowed in Utah. Learn more about the medical marijuana law in Utah.
Note: Cultivation in Utah is punished based upon the aggregate weight of the plants found.
No Significant Legalization (plus recent updates)
Note: I don’t count legalizing CBD as significant legalization.
Georgia has an extremely limited medical marijuana law that only permits low-THC oil to be sold, and even that seems to be under fire. Learn about legalization efforts and get the latest Georgia cannabis legalization news.
Idaho activists from the Kind Idaho campaign are currently collecting signatures to get a medical marijuana legalization bill on the ballot in 2024, though I haven’t seen any news about this in quite a while. To get on the ballot, they need to collect valid signatures from at least 7% of registered voters in Idaho by April 14, 2024. Click here to add your signature if you’re a state resident. The same campaign also tried to get the measure on the ballot in 2020 and 2022, but were unable to collect enough signatures. If the measure passes, medical marijuana patients will legally be able to cultivate up to 6 plants at home. Get the latest Idaho cannabis legalization news.
The only legalization is for that Indiana does allow possession of CBD products with less than 0.3% THC. However, possession any amount of any other cannabis starts at a $1000 fine and 180 days in jail, and the penalties go up from there. Get the latest news about cannabis legalization in Indiana.
No progress on legalization so far. Possession of any amount of cannabis is a misdemeanor and is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and/or up to six months of imprisonment. Get the latest Iowa cannabis legalization news.
No real progress on cannabis legalization yet in Kansas, unfortunately, despite the fact that a 2023 Kansas Speaks fall poll found 67% of people in Kansas support taxing and regulating cannabis for adults. If you’re a Kansas resident, contact your representative and tell them to listen to the people on legalization. Get the latest Kansas cannabis legalization news.
Not active yet, but a Kentucky medical marijuana bill passed, and lawmakers have until July 1, 2024 to finalize the regulations. The law takes effect on January 1, 2025. Unfortunately, there will be no home cultivation allowed unless something changes. Get the latest Kentucky weed legalization news.
Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana are collecting signatures to put medical marijuana on the 2024 ballot. Learn how to sign the petition here. Currently, cannabis possession of 1 oz or less (first offense) is an infraction with a $300 max fine. With cannabis cultivation, Nebraska punishes it as possession for the aggregate weight of the plants. Get the latest Nebraska cannabis legalization news.
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI) voted to legalize adult-use cannabis and are issuing medical marijuana patient cards to visit their dispensary. Other than that, there is no cannabis legalization in North Carolina yet. North Carolina punishes up to 1/2 ounce with a $200 misdemeanor, and amounts above that is jail time. Get the latest North Carolina cannabis legalization news.
The majority of residents in South Carolina support legal weed, but legalization bills have all stalled so far. Call your political representative and demand legal weed in South Carolina! Maybe they’ll get the message. Get the latest South Carolina cannabis legalization news.
Allows CBD oil and that’s it. Very strong tides against legalization in the state of Tennessee due to the current law-makers. Call your lawmaker and tell them you support legal weed. Every time they hear that from a constituent, they may get a little more open to the idea. Get the latest marijuana legalization news from Tennessee.
The majority of residents support legal weed, but no legalization yet besides CBD oil with a doctor’s recommendation. Unfortunately, progress looks pretty bleak in the near future given the current political environment. However, there are some cities trying to legalize weed locally. Get the latest Texas cannabis legalization news.
Those in Texas who live near the New Mexico border can at least stop by their dispensaries and buy legal weed.
The governor would like to legalize weed for all adults in Wisconsin, but the GOP-controlled chamber say that’s off the table. However, there is currently some progress on a limited medical marijuana bill. Get the latest Wisconsin cannabis legalization news.
Unfortunately a 2024 initiative failed to get on the ballot, so we’re currently waiting to see what happens next. Get the latest Wyoming pot legalization news.
