A State Guide to Legally Growing At Home

Ladies and gentlemen, gather round, it's time to talk about growing cannabis in your very own home! Yes, you heard that right, you can now cultivate your own green gold without having to worry about that shady dealer down the street. With more states legalizing the personal growth of cannabis for those who meet certain qualifications, the opportunities for growing your own buds have never been greener!

Cannavista is here to bring you all the juicy details on the states that allow you to legally grow your own cannabis. We'll explore the nitty-gritty of the laws and regulations in each state, and give you the rundown on how many plants you can legally grow and how much "green" you can possess.

For all you seasoned cultivators out there, you already know that growing your own cannabis can provide a unique connection to the plant and a sense of independence and control over your supply. And for those of you who are just starting to consider growing your own buds, this is the perfect opportunity to learn everything you need to know to get started.

So, what are the benefits of growing your own cannabis? Let's start with convenience and cost-effectiveness. You won't have to worry about buying from a dispensary ever again, saving you time and money. And the best part? You'll have a higher quality and more potent product because you'll be in control of the growing conditions and the strains you cultivate.

But that's not all! Growing your own cannabis can also be a fun and rewarding hobby. It's a great way to connect with nature and get your hands dirty, and the feeling of accomplishment you'll get when you see your first buds is second to none. Plus, you'll be helping the environment by using organic methods and avoiding the use of pesticides and other chemicals.

So, what are you waiting for? Let's dive into the specifics of each state and find out what you need to know to get started growing your own cannabis!

Alaska - Adults 21 and over can grow up to six plants for medical or adult use, but only three mature plants at any given time. If multiple adults over 21 live in a single residence, the number of mature plants allowed increases to twelve, with no more than six mature or flowering.

Arizona - Licensed patients and their caregivers who live more than 25 miles from a medical marijuana dispensary can legally grow up to six plants.

California - Adults 21 and over can grow up to six plants for adult use, with no more than six plants allowed in any one residence. Medical cannabis patients can obtain a grower’s recommendation, allowing them to cultivate unlimited plants within 100 square feet to treat their qualifying condition.

Colorado - Individuals 21 and over can grow up to six plants for medical or adult use, with only three mature plants at any given time. Caregivers with more than one patient can grow up to 36 plants, serving up to five patients.

Hawaii - Medical marijuana patients can grow up to ten plants in a single residence for personal use, but must register as a cultivator with the state before growing their plants.

Illinois - Medical marijuana patients and their caregivers can cultivate up to five plants for personal use. Recreational cultivation is not permitted, and growing five or fewer plants for recreational use is a misdemeanor that comes with a fine.

Maine - Adults can grow up to six mature cannabis plants for medical or adult use, with up to six mature plants or twelve immature plants in a single residence.

Massachusetts - Adults 21 and over can grow up to six plants for medical or recreational use, with up to twelve plants per residence allowed.

Nevada
In Nevada, adults 21 and older may grow up to six (6) cannabis plants for personal use, but only three (3) of those plants can be mature at any given time. A single residence may contain up to twelve (12) plants with no more than six (6) of them mature or flowering.

Oregon
In Oregon, adults 21 and older can grow up to four (4) cannabis plants per household, but the number of plants may increase if there are more adults living in the household. Medical cannabis patients and their designated caregivers are allowed to grow up to six (6) plants, with no more than six (6) plants flowering at any one time.

Vermont
In Vermont, adults 21 and older may grow up to six (6) cannabis plants for personal use, with no more than two (2) mature plants and four (4) immature plants in a single residence.

Washington
In Washington, adult-use cannabis cultivation is not permitted, but medical cannabis patients and their caregivers can grow up to six (6) cannabis plants for their personal use.

It's time to get your green thumb ready and turn your grow space into a grow heaven, with Cannavista! With these states allowing you to legally grow your own cannabis, there's never been a better time to get started. Just remember to consult your city, county, and state laws to stay compliant with the rules and regulations and you'll be well on your way to growing the perfect buds.

Happy growing, friends!