Question 1

Is marijuana legal in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Thanks to the passage of Proposition 215 (The Compassionate Use Act) in 1996, California was the first state in the United States to legalize medical marijuana. Now, with the passing of Proposition 64 on California's 2016 ballot, both medical and recreational weed are legal to purchase within the state.

Question 2

Where can I buy marijuana in California?

Accepted Answer

There are hundreds of retail locations and delivery services in California and finding the one nearest you is just a click away. Be aware that marijuana is not legal in every city within the state, so be sure to plan accordingly.

Question 3

What is the legal age to smoke weed in California?

Accepted Answer

If you are a recreational user, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase consume or grow marijuana in the state. Medical patients over the age of 18 may legally purchase and consume marijuana with a physician&rsquo;s recommendation.

Question 4

How much weed can I buy in California?

Accepted Answer

In the state of California, the dispensary purchase limit is set to 28.5 grams of flower or up to 8 grams of concentrates per day. Legal amounts of weed in California are different for medical patients, as they can purchase amounts based on their individual needs. Be sure not to stockpile multiple days worth of buys in your car, as the law states only the daily maximum (28.5g flower, 8g concentrates) is allowed on your body at any time.

Question 5

How much marijuana can I carry in California?

Accepted Answer

As of today, 1 ounce (28.5 grams) of marijuana flower of 8 grams of concentrates is the maximum you&rsquo;re allowed to carry at any time. California marijuana possession laws are different for medical patients, as they can possess up to 8 ounces of marijuana flower.

Question 6

Can I have weed delivered to me in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Whether you are a medical or recreational marijuana user, you can have weed delivered to your doorstep in California. Before 2019, there were many cities and communities with strict regulations where marijuana could not be delivered. However, in January of 2019, the state government licensed delivery services to have the ability to deliver marijuana almost anywhere in the state, including cities that have banned marijuana dispensaries.

Question 7

Can I have marijuana in my car in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you are allowed to drive with marijuana in your car but it must be in a sealed container and out of reach of the driver. If the package is open, ensure that you keep the marijuana in the trunk of your car.

Question 8

How do I get a medical marijuana card in California?

Accepted Answer

To purchase medical marijuana in the state of California, residents must obtain a physician's recommendation or a state-issued medical card. A state medical card is not required to purchase medical marijuana in the state but may reduce complications with law enforcement if you are pulled over with marijuana. The easiest option for medical patients is to simply apply and receive a physician&rsquo;s recommendation. To do so, residents 18 and over with a qualifying medical condition must visit a licensed medical professional who will evaluate their claims.Qualifying medical conditions include:AnxietyArthritisCancerChronic painsGlaucomaHIV/AIDSMigraine HeadachesAny chronic medical symptom which has resisted other treatment

Question 9

Will my insurance cover medical marijuana?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately not. Insurance does not cover medical marijuana in the state of California. Perhaps as marijuana becomes more accepted on the federal level, insurance companies will evolve to cover marijuana as well. Until then, be ready to cover all costs personally.

Question 10

Can I smoke marijuana in my car in California?

Accepted Answer

No, consuming marijuana in your car is illegal in California. Even if you have a valid physician's recommendation to smoke marijuana, you still cannot legally operate a motor vehicle in the state while under the influence of any marijuana product.

Question 11

Can I smoke marijuana at a park in California?

Accepted Answer

No, smoking marijuana in any public place is illegal in the state of California. Specifically-licensed marijuana consumption lounges exist across the state, so you can safely and legally.

Question 12

Can I smoke marijuana in my hotel room in California?

Accepted Answer

Smoking in your hotel room is technically within the confines of state law in California. However, every private establishment has different rules and knowing those rules will help you stay out of trouble. If you are planning to smoke in your hotel room, ensure that you are booking a room that allows smoking. Smoking marijuana in &ldquo;non-smoking&rdquo; rooms often comes with lofty fines from hotels, so double-checking the status of your room before lighting up will save you money. If you follow the rules and stay discreet, smoking marijuana in your hotel room can be a safe and inexpensive option compared to fines for public consumption.

Question 13

Can I take my marijuana home with me from California?

Accepted Answer

No. Whether taking a plane or road-tripping back home, taking marijuana bought in California across state lines is illegal. Better get going on the 20 pre-rolls you purchased or leave a nice gift for your California friends (as long as they are 21 or over)!

Question 14

Can I give away the marijuana I bought in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes but make sure you are giving the marijuana to a consenting adult over the age of 21. Don&rsquo;t give away more than 1 ounce of flower or 8 grams of concentrates, and don&rsquo;t receive any form of compensation for the weed product. Follow these guidelines and marijuana is completely fine to gift to your Californian friends.

Question 15

Can I grow marijuana in California?

Accepted Answer

If you are a resident of the state, you are allowed to grow up to 6 live plants at a time for personal use. However, if you live with other people who are also growing marijuana, remember that a maximum of 6 plants per household is also in effect. Generally speaking, keep your plants out of public view in a secure area of your home. Some cities allow outdoor growing, as long as the plants are in a secured area out of public view. Keep in mind that a few California cities require you to first obtain a permit before beginning to grow marijuana, so check here to see the local regulations for your city.

Question 16

Can I grow marijuana in my backyard in California?

Accepted Answer

While growing marijuana outside on your own property is allowed by state law, it is prohibited in many cities. Knowing your local regulations is an important tool for any person wishing to start a legal grow operation in their backyard. Even if outdoor growing is allowed in your city, the plants must still be kept in a secure outdoor area, out of public sight.

Question 17

How do I get a commercial growing license in California?

Accepted Answer

California currently has 3 licensing authorities in the state. The CalCannabis Cultivation Licensing, a branch of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, is the prime agency in charge of licensing commercial grow operations in the state. Click here to learn more.

Question 18

Can I make my own edibles in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes, making marijuana edibles for personal use is allowed under state law in California.

Question 19

Can I make my own concentrates in California?

Accepted Answer

Yes but there are restrictions. In 2014, a California court determined that marijuana concentrates qualify as medical marijuana in the state. However, producing concentrates utilizing a volatile substance (such as butane or propane) is illegal in the state. If you want to make your own concentrates, opt for an ice water extraction or other natural methods. No more than 8 grams of concentrate can be produced at one time.

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