Below is an alphabetical state-by-state summary of current home cultivation rules across the United States. For each state we note whether recreational (adult-use) home grow is allowed, whether medical home grow is allowed, and the year marijuana legalization occurred (for the relevant category).
Category: News
Apr 24 2025
Vermont Legal Marijuana Sales Top $10.5 million in February, $22 Million So Far in 2025
Vermont’s legal marijuana market generated $10.52 million in sales in February, according to new data released by the state’s Department of Taxes. February’s figure is nearly identical to the $10.6 million sold during the same month last year. So far in 2025, licensed marijuana retailers in Vermont have sold $22.06 million worth of product, an …
Apr 24 2025
Montana House Gives Approval to SAFER Banking Resolution
The Montana House of Representatives gave approval today to a resolution urging the federal government to enact the SAFER Banking Act, advancing it through its second reading with one final vote remaining for full passage. Senate Joint Resolution 5, which received Senate approval last month in a 35 to 14 vote, was given overwhelming approval …
Apr 24 2025
New York Cannabis Control Board Approves Another 93 Adult-Use Licenses, Bringing Total to 1,707
The New York State Cannabis Control Board (CCB) held its monthly public meeting at The City University of New York, highlighting significant strides made in the cannabis industry. The agenda included the approval of nearly 100 additional adult-use licenses across the marketplace, a robust market analysis from the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), and the …
Apr 24 2025
Study: Cannabis-Based Medicines Can Significantly Reduce Tics in Adults With Tourette Syndrome
According to a study conducted by researchers from eight universities, cannabinoids may be effective in managing core symptoms of Tourette Syndrome. A new systematic review and meta-analysis has found that cannabis-based medications may significantly reduce the severity of tics and premonitory urges in individuals with Tourette Syndrome. The study was conducted by researchers from eight …
Apr 24 2025
Study: THCV Found to Help Regulate Appetite and Glucose in Obesity and Diabetes Models
A study conducted at Namseoul University in South Korea has found that tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV), a non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in marijuana, could offer therapeutic benefits for those with metabolic disorders such as obesity and type 2 diabetes. Published by AIMS Neuroscience, the study highlights THCV’s unique interaction with the body’s endocannabinoid system, including its ability to …
Apr 24 2025
Study: Cannabis Extracts Rich in CBC and THC Found to Kill Bladder Cancer Cells
A new study published in the Asian Journal of Urology has found that certain cannabis strains rich in cannabinoids like CBC and THC may be effective in killing bladder cancer cells and inhibiting their spread. Researchers from Bar Ilan University, Tel Aviv University, and the Cleveland Clinic tested three commercial Cannabis sativa strains—PARIS, Dairy Queen …
Apr 24 2025
Illinois: Senate-Backed Bill to End Vehicle Searches Based on Marijuana Smell Scheduled for Public Hearing in House
Legislation that would block police from using the smell of marijuana as the sole reason to search a vehicle is set for a public hearing in the Illinois House of Representatives. Senate Bill 42, which passed the Senate in a 33 to 20 vote earlier this month, is scheduled for a hearing in the House …
Apr 24 2025
British Columbia Marijuana Sales Jump 15.9% Year-Over-Year to $72 Million in March
Legal marijuana sales in British Columbia reached $72.05 million in March 2025, marking a 15.9% increase compared to the $62 million sold in the same month last year. This strong performance brings the province’s total marijuana sales for 2025 to $215 million, according to the research firm Headset. The average price of a gram of …
Apr 23 2025
Washington Legislature Sends Two Cannabis Bills to Governor Ferguson: One Limits Retail Ownership, the Other Expands Advertising
The Washington Legislature delivered two cannabis-related measures to Governor Bob Ferguson today. Senate Bill 5403 was given approval by the Senate in a 39 to 9 vote earlier this month, and it passed the House 57 to 37. Today, the measure was officially delivered to Governor Ferguson. Also sent to Governor Ferguson is Senate Bill …