Cannabis Laws in Minnesota
Last updated May 2026
Overview of Cannabis in Minnesota
Minnesota legalized recreational cannabis in May 2023 through HF 100. The state is building out its retail infrastructure, with full recreational sales expected by early 2025. The Office of Cannabis Management is the primary regulatory body. Medical cannabis has been available since 2015 through a limited number of licensed facilities.
Key Regulations in Minnesota
- Adults 21+ may possess up to 2 oz in public
- Home storage: up to 2 lbs
- Home cultivation: up to 8 plants (4 mature)
- Retail licensing still being rolled out
- Public consumption prohibited
How to Get a Medical Cannabis Card in Minnesota
Minnesota medical cannabis patients can register through the Office of Cannabis Management with a healthcare provider's certification.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is weed legal in Minnesota?
Cannabis in Minnesota is currently classified as: Fully Legal. Both medical and recreational cannabis are legal for adults.
How do I get a medical card in Minnesota?
Minnesota medical cannabis patients can register through the Office of Cannabis Management with a healthcare provider's certification.
How much cannabis can I possess in Minnesota?
The current possession limit in Minnesota is: Up to 2 oz in public. Possession above legal limits may result in criminal penalties.
How old do I have to be to buy cannabis in Minnesota?
For recreational cannabis in Minnesota, you must be 21+ with a valid government-issued photo ID. Medical patients can access cannabis at 18+ with card.
How many dispensaries are in Minnesota?
There are currently 100 cannabis dispensaries across 158 cities in Minnesota. Browse all Minnesota dispensaries.
