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Growing cannabis at home in Germany: What is allowed?
In Germany, there is a growing number of people interested in growing cannabis at home, be it for medical or recreational reasons.
But before you start growing, it is important to know the legal framework in order to avoid any unwanted consequences.
Here is a summary of what is allowed:
- Purchase of seeds:
It is legal to purchase cannabis seeds in regular quantities. These can be purchased both online and in selected stores.
- Possession of dried cannabis:
It is permitted to possess a maximum of 50g of dried cannabis at home for personal consumption.
- Number of plants:
Up to three cannabis plants can be grown at the same time. It is advisable to keep them safe from unauthorized access, for example by using a lockable grow cabinet or a lockable room, especially if there are children in the household.
- Growing on the balcony:
Growing cannabis plants on the balcony is permitted as long as there is no access for strangers.
- Number of plants per household:
A maximum of nine cannabis plants may be grown in one household.
- Disclosure to other persons:
It is strictly forbidden to pass on cannabis or products made from it to other people, whether by sale, gift or exchange.
- Interaction with the police:
If the police show up at your door, it's important to know that you are not obligated to give them access unless they have a warrant. It's crucial to follow these guidelines to avoid risking legal trouble.
A responsible and discreet approach to growing cannabis at home is key to a safe and enjoyable experience.
*Disclaimer:
Please note that the information in this blog post is simply our interpretation of the applicable laws regarding growing cannabis at home in Germany and should not be considered legal advice. Legal provisions may vary by region and individual situation. We strongly recommend that you contact a qualified attorney specializing in this area for accurate and reliable advice if you have any legal questions. Compliance with applicable laws is the responsibility of the individual and we assume no liability for actions taken based on the information provided here.*
