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State Marijuana Cultivation Information
Several states allow individuals to grow marijuana plants for personal use and mandate how marijuana may be ingested (orally or smoked).
The rules and regulations for marijuana change rapidly. This chart is current as of the date I wrote it, but adjusters should be familiar with their state’s rules. I cannot guarantee the accuracy of the list. Because laws and regulations can change without notice, an attorney should be contacted if there are any questions regarding this chart. These materials are provided for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice or legal opinions because I am not an attorney.
STATE | CULTIVATION | POSSESSION LIMITS | CAREGIVER | DISPENSARIES |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mississippi | Yet to be determined | Yet to be determined | ||
Missouri | Up to 6 plants | Up to 4 ounces per month | Not authorized. | State to license medical marijuana dispensaries |
Montana | 6 marijuana plants | 1 ounce of usable marijuana | Not authorized. | Licensed medical marijuana providers. |
Nebraska | Cannabis in Nebraska is fully illegal for any use, whether recreational or medical. | |||
Nevada | 7 marijuana plants, of which only 3 may be mature. | 1 ounce of usable marijuana. | Not authorized. | State-licensed dispensaries. |
New Hampshire | Not allowed under current law. | Up to 2 ounces | Not authorized. | Cannabis produced and distributed through no more than 4 state-sanctioned facilities. |
New Jersey | Not allowed under current law. | 2 ounces of usable marijuana per month | Must be 18 or older; cannot have a conviction for a felony drug offense; can only have one qualifying patient at a time. | Law allows up to 6 state-licensed "alternative treatment centers." |
New Mexico | 12 seedlings and 4 mature marijuana plants (16 total); licensed producers may grow up to 150 mature plants at a time. | 6 ounces; more if you provide a letter of special need from your certifying physician. | Not authorized. | State-licensed dispensaries available. |
New York | Not allowed under current law. | It may not be a whole-plant form of cannabis nor more than a 30-day supply (exact amounts unspecified). | Not authorized. | Up to 5 producers and up to 20 dispensaries licensed by the state. |
North Carolina | Not allowed under current law. | Must be less than 0.9% THC and at least 5% CBD | Not authorized. | N/A |
North Dakota | Patient or caregiver may grow up to 8 plants if they more than 40 miles from the nearest dispensary. | Up to 3 ounces | Not authorized. | Compassionate care centers will be licensed by the state. |
Ohio | Not allowed under current law. | Shall not exceed 90-day supply (exact amount based on prescription | Not authorized. | The Ohio Board of Pharmacy will license dispensaries in the state. |
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