Minnesota Joins Cannabis Wave
A cause for celebration.
Words by Damian Nicholas | 1 Minute Read
Congratulations to Minnesota for becoming the 23rd state in the United States to legalize adult-use cannabis! On May 30th, Governor Tim Walz signed into law HF-100, a bill creating a framework for legal cannabis in the state.The legalization of cannabis has long been a topic of debate and discussion, with supporters citing the plant's potential medical benefits and the economic benefits of a regulated cannabis market. With the signing of HF-100, Minnesota has taken a major step forward in joining the growing number of states that have recognized the value of legal cannabis.
Minnesota just became the 23rd state in the nation to legalize adult-use cannabis.
– Tim Walz. Governor of Minnesota.
Under the new law, HF-100 Allows for :
Possession limits have been set at 2 ounces in public and 2 pounds at home.
Adults 21 and older will be allowed to grow up to four mature cannabis plants in their homes.
The bill also allows for gifting, promising a unique opportunity for one cannabis enthusiast to share their love of the plant with another.
Additionally, the new law includes provisions for medical providers to sell cannabis products to adults aged 21 and over by 2025.
Damian Nicholas
Editor-in-Chief, Frasspot
Damian Nicholas is editor-in-chief for Frasspot. He manage all content, production, and consumer experiences across all platforms. He has contributed as editor-in-chief since December 2019.
May 30, 2023More in Cannabis
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