Michigan cannabis laws
Status: Adult-use legal · Legal since 2018
Michigan operates a highly competitive adult-use market with some of the lowest wholesale prices in the country.
Program highlights
- —Adult-use legalized via Proposal 1 in 2018
- —Unlimited municipal opt-in license counts contribute to oversupply dynamics
- —Wholesale flower prices among the lowest in any legal U.S. market
Michigan cannabis FAQ
Is recreational cannabis legal in Michigan?
Yes. Michigan legalized adult-use cannabis via Proposal 1 in November 2018, with licensed retail sales operational since December 2019.
How much cannabis can I legally possess in Michigan?
Adults 21 and over may possess up to 2.5 ounces (70.9 grams) of cannabis flower.
Can I grow cannabis at home in Michigan?
Yes. Adults 21 and over may grow up to 12 plants per residence.
Why is wholesale cannabis so cheap in Michigan?
Michigan's program permits unlimited municipal opt-in licenses, which produced rapid cultivation capacity expansion ahead of retail demand. The resulting oversupply has pushed wholesale prices to among the lowest of any legal U.S. market.
Legal disclaimer
This page summarizes publicly available information about Michigan cannabis law. It is not legal advice. Statutes and regulations change. Confirm current law with the relevant state agency or qualified counsel before acting on this information.
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