Question 1

Is marijuana legal in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

On June 1st, 2016 medical marijuana was legalized in Connecticut under a fairly strict list of qualifying conditions. The use of recreational marijuana in Connecticut has been decriminalized but not yet legalized. This means that first-time offenders possessing small amounts of marijuana typically pay a small fine that does not impact their record akin to a traffic violation.

Question 2

Where can I buy marijuana in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Connecticut is home to nearly 20 medical dispensaries and finding the perfect one for you is just a click away!

Question 3

How much marijuana can I buy in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Connecticut requires that a patient cannot purchase more than 2.5 ounces per month as that would be in direct violation of the possession limits. In alternative cases, a doctor may recommend less than 2.5 ounces worth of marijuana products per month at which point a patient may not purchase more per month than their doctor recommends. Therefore, if your doctor does not recommend a certain amount of cannabis, you can purchase 2.5 ounces per month.

Question 4

Can I get weed delivered to me in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot get weed delivered to you in Connecticut.

Question 5

How much marijuana can I possess in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Unless otherwise stated by their doctor, patients may possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana products per month. However, a doctor has the authority to recommend or prescribe less than 2.5 ounces per month in which case a patient may not possess more than their doctor&rsquo;s prescription. It is not common that a doctor will put additional possession restrictions on a patient, but it is certainly a rule that must be followed.

Question 6

What are the marijuana laws in major Connecticut cities?

Accepted Answer

As recreational marijuana is still illegal in Connecticut, medical marijuana abides by a uniform law across the state of Connecticut. Therefore, whether you are in Hartford, New Haven or Greenwich, the same rules will apply to you.

Question 7

How do I get a medical marijuana card in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

To obtain a medical marijuana card in the state of Connecticut, your physician must begin the process by registering you in the Connecticut Medical Marijuana Program by certifying that you have a qualifying medical condition. Both qualifying patients and caregivers must be at least 18 years of age.Once your doctor has provided certification to the Department of Consumer Protection stating that you have a qualifying medical condition and will benefit from using medical marijuana, the DCP will contact you to complete the registration. You will be asked to submit the following:&middot; Proof of identity&middot; Proof of Connecticut residency&middot; Current passport size photograph&middot;.00 registration feeFinally, after the submission of these documents, you will be issued a medical marijuana card and free to purchase cannabis from medical retailers across Connecticut.

Question 8

Can I drive with marijuana in my car in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can drive with marijuana in your car in Connecticut, but the police take the regulationsvery seriously. When marijuana is in your vehicle, you must have it sealed and out of the reach of the driver. It is always best practice to leave your weed in the trunk of your car or behind the backseat. Be sure to have your valid medical marijuana card on you as well.

Question 9

Are out of state medical cards accepted in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, out of state medical cards are not accepted in Connecticut.

Question 10

Is it legal to smoke weed in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is legal to smoke weed in Connecticut, but ONLY in the privacy of your own home. Nowhere else can one legally smoke marijuana in Connecticut.

Question 11

Can the passenger of a vehicle smoke marijuana in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, the passenger of a vehicle cannot smoke marijuana. In fact, nobody is allowed to smoke or ingest marijuana in a car regardless of if the car is in motion. Any marijuana in a car must be sealed and in the trunk or behind the back seat of the vehicle

Question 12

Can I drive while high in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot drive high in Connecticut and there is no state that one is permitted to drive high in.

Question 13

Is there a legal limit for marijuana impairment while driving in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, there is zero-tolerance for driving while impaired. Driving under the influence of marijuana is illegal in all states across the U.S. In the eyes of the Connecticut Police Department, any amount of cannabis puts the driver in an impaired state which leads to serious punishments akin to drinking and driving.

Question 14

Can I smoke marijuana in my hotel room in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, the Connecticut Police Department and hotels alike have made it clear that smoking in one&rsquo;s hotel room is not permitted.

Question 15

Can I smoke marijuana in my Airbnb?

Accepted Answer

You can only smoke marijuana in your Airbnb after being given permission by the owner of the Airbnb.

Question 16

Can I smoke marijuana at the beach in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

You cannot smoke marijuana at a public beach in Connecticut but if the beach is part of your OWN private property away from the public eye then you are permitted to.

Question 17

Are there legal businesses where I can smoke marijuana in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, there are no legal businesses where you can smoke marijuana in Connecticut.

Question 18

Can I take home the marijuana I bought in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

If you must cross a state line, then no, you cannot take home the marijuana you bought in Connecticut. However, if you are not crossing any state boundaries then yes, you can take marijuana home.

Question 19

Can I grow marijuana in Connecticut?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot grow marijuana in Connecticut.

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