Question 1

Is marijuana legal in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. In 2012 Massachusetts voters approved Question 3, legalizing medical marijuana across the state. With the widespread success and acceptance of the medical marijuana program, Massachusetts residents once again voted in favor of adult-use legalization in 2016. With the passage of Question 4, marijuana can now be purchased legally by recreational users in Massachusetts. Medical marijuana is also legally available for citizens of the state who have a physician-approved need for it.

Question 2

Where can I buy marijuana in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

While marijuana is legal in the state, it is not legally sold in every city in Massachusetts. Knowing which cities have legalized recreational marijuana dispensaries will help save you time and gas money as you explore the beautiful Bay State. Finding a local marijuana retail location is easier than ever with helpful online search directories to aid in your search for the perfect pot.

Question 3

How much marijuana can I buy in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Any adult over the age of 21 can purchase up to 1 ounce (28 grams) of marijuana flower or 5 grams of marijuana concentrates at a time. It is still acceptable to buy a range of products in one transaction but you cannot possess over 5 grams of concentrates or more than 1 ounce total of marijuana products.

Question 4

Can I get weed delivered to me in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can get cannabis delivered to your door in Massachusetts.

Question 5

How much marijuana can I possess in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Any person over the age of 21 may carry 1 ounce of marijuana flower or the equivalent of 5 grams of marijuana concentrates. If you are carrying a combination of both, the total weight cannot exceed 1 ounce (28 grams). You are legally permitted to keep up to 10 ounces in your home but any amount over one ounce must be in a locked area. Failure to have your marijuana secured by a lock can result in fines of up to 0 and/or the seizure of your marijuana. You may also have up to 6 personal plants in your home, with no more than 12 plants in one household.

Question 6

What are the marijuana laws in Boston?

Accepted Answer

In Boston, you can not smoke tobacco or marijuana in parks, public spaces or in a workplace. You cannot use marijuana in any bars or restaurants within the city limits of Boston. While you are legally allowed to smoke marijuana in your own home, many Boston apartment buildings have their own rules regarding the use of marijuana, so be sure to check your lease agreement before lighting up.

Question 7

How do I get a medical marijuana card in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

If you are a resident of Massachusetts and have a qualifying medical condition, you are eligible to receive medical marijuana. The steps to obtain your medical card are as follows:Meet with your doctor to discuss if medical marijuana is right for you. If your doctor approves you for medical marijuana use they will submit your application to the Medical Use of Marijuana Program.After receiving your physician's recommendation, you will receive an email with a 4 digit PIN number. You must then create your patient account here, scanning your Massachusetts ID or drivers license.If you are approved, you will receive a printable temporary version of your MMJ card so you can begin purchasing medical marijuana immediately. Your permanent card will be mailed to your address.Qualifying conditions for medical marijuana are:CancerHIV/AIDSHep CGlaucomaLou Gehrig&rsquo;s disease (ALS)ParkinsonsCrohn&rsquo;s diseaseMultiple sclerosisAny other condition your doctor deems necessary

Question 8

Can I drive with marijuana in my car in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Similar to laws regarding alcohol, you may legally drive with marijuana in a sealed container as long as it&rsquo;s out of reach of the driver. If the container is open, the marijuana must be stored outside of the &ldquo;passenger areas.&rdquo; Massachusetts law clarifies that only the trunk or locked glove compartment are counted as non-passenger areas.

Question 9

Is it legal to smoke weed in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

While purchasing and possessing marijuana is legal in the state of Massachusetts, using any THC product in public is not. Keep the smoking limited to your own home if you want to avoid a run-in with Boston&rsquo;s finest.

Question 10

Can the passenger of a vehicle smoke marijuana in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

Unless you are parked at home in your garage with the door closed, you cannot smoke or vape inside your car at any time. A medical prescription does not give you the legal right to consume marijuana products in your car either. If you choose to consume in a car, note that you risk getting in trouble with the law if you get pulled over and it smells like weed.

Question 11

Can I drive while high in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

It is highly recommended not to operate any vehicle while high in Massachusetts. There is no allowable limit of THC in your blood while operating a motor vehicle, meaning that even a trace amount can land you in handcuffs. A medical marijuana prescription does not legally enable you to drive high in Massachusetts. If you are consuming marijuana products, we recommend exploring some of the state's awesome public transportation options.

Question 12

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

Accepted Answer

No. Unlike some other states, you cannot operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of any marijuana products in Massachusetts.

Question 13

Can I smoke marijuana in my hotel room in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

The state law of Massachusetts does not forbid the smoking of marijuana in hotel rooms but it might be restricted based on the city you are in or your selected hotel. If you plan on consuming marijuana in your hotel room, ensure you are booking a smoking room where tobacco smoking is permitted. Smoking anything in a &lsquo;non-smoking&rsquo; room can lead to lofty fees and fines from hotels, so double check the rules before lighting up. If you follow the rules while staying discreet, your hotel room can be a great place to enjoy your new marijuana products.

Question 14

Can I smoke marijuana in my Airbnb?

Accepted Answer

As marijuana rises in popularity across the state of Massachusetts, marijuana-friendly lodging options are rising in prevalence. More and more Airbnb hosts are beginning to offer lodging options for those seeking a place to consume their cannabis in a relaxing, stress free environment. While it is technically legal to use cannabis in your Airbnb (since it&rsquo;s a private residence), every host has their own rules when it comes to cannabis consumption. Be sure to ask for the rules before renting!

Question 15

Can I smoke marijuana at the beach in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

No. Using any marijuana product in a public place is expressly forbidden in the state.

Question 16

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

Accepted Answer

Although social consumption businesses were legalized in 2016, the Cannabis Commission Control has delayed implementing the process due to complications. The CCC is currently launching a pilot program to experiment with the process of a social consumption facility. Expect to see more social consumption cafes and bars sometime in the future, although the timeline for such is unclear.

Question 17

Can I take home the marijuana I bought in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

No. If you live in a different state, you cannot bring your weed home with you. Marijuana is still federally illegal in the US and as such, taking any amount across state lines (even to another weed-legal state) is against the law.

Question 18

Can I grow marijuana in Massachusetts?

Accepted Answer

If you are a resident of the state, you are legally allowed to grow marijuana in your home. Adults 21 and older can grow up to 6 plants at a time. There is a limit of 12 plants per household, so even if you have 3 roommates you cannot grow more than 12 plants at one time. If you rent a house, make sure you check the specifications of your lease, as some explicitly list marijuana growing as a violation of the agreement. If you utilize public housing, then the growing and/or smoking of marijuana in your home is illegal.

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