Minnesota's recreational marijuana law allows adults 21 and older to grow up to eight cannabis plants at home. A bill sponsored by DFL Rep. Jess aims to address issues in the current legislation. Some Minnesota home growers are suing the state in a bid to be able to sell their marijuana without a license. The lawsuit stems from an amendment adopted 120 years ago that says farmers can peddle their products without a license.
The Minnesota Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the Legal Marijuana Now Party has failed to meet the state's requirements to qualify as a political party. This decision has implications for the cannabis industry in the state. Minnesota cannabis producers have raised concerns over the availability of products when the Legal market finally opens. Marijuana is Legal in Minnesota, but that doesn't mean it is widely available in all its forms. At least not yet.
Minnesota's top cannabis regulator says the state probably won't meet its goal of launching full-scale retail marijuana sales in the first phase. The legislation creates a pre-approval process for companies that gain licenses from the state to help them prepare for the beginning of Legal sales. Minnesota Officials Push Marijuana Law Changes To Speed Market Launch And Address Use On Public Lands. The state, which Legal marijuana, is working on making the market more accessible.