"What are the Current MN Cannabis Laws?"

In August 2023, Minnesota became the 23rd state in the U.S. to legalize recreational cannabis. The bill made it legal for adults over the age of 21 to possess, consume, and grow recreational cannabis in Minnesota. The bill also established Minnesota's Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), which would oversee the distribution of licensing, lab testing requirements, and any other regulatory guidelines for all things recreational cannabis.

As the Minnesota OCM required time to be established, it was announced that a waiting period would occur.

While any products that can be inhaled are not yet available for retail sales outside of tribal nations, hemp-derived edibles are available for legal sale. The current state guidelines establish that hemp-derived THC drinks and edibles may be sold recreationally so long as they meet the following requirements:

• Maintain 5mg or less of THC per serving.

• THC beverages may contain a maximum of 2 servings (10 mg THC per package)

• THC edibles may contain a maximum of 10 servings (50 mg THC per package).

While we hope to start selling legal flower as soon as possible, we will always remain fully compliant with the states cannabis laws and regulations.

For more Information on MN Cannabis Laws:

• MN OCM Cannabis Laws

• MN Legislature Cannabis Law Statute

• MN Legislature Section 342.46 - Hemp Edibles