03education
Education & Resources
Click on any state to explore resources and regulations.
01State map
legal status by state- Legalized24
- Medical & Decriminalized5
- Medical10
- Decriminalized1
- CBD Only6
- Fully Illegal4
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Hover or focus a state to see its status. Click to open its resources.
02Cannabis laws by state
all 50 statesCannabis is legal for medical use and decriminalized.
Cannabis is legal for medical use only.
Cannabis is decriminalized but not legal for sale.
Cannabis is illegal.
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04Useful calculators
external toolsBTUBTU CalculatorA simple to use, and fairly accurate calculation for general planning, brought to you by Hawthorne!Visit BTU Calculator →CANNACanna CalcA cannabis specific calculation site, that offers volume conversion, cultivation calculations, & so much more! Great site to bookmark.Visit Canna Calc →
05Common questions
quick answers- How many US states have legalized cannabis for adult use?
- 24 of the 50 states allow adult (recreational) use: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington.
- Which states allow medical cannabis only?
- 15 states allow medical cannabis without adult-use sales: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Hawaii, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Utah and West Virginia.
- Which states only allow CBD?
- 6 states limit legal cannabis to low-THC CBD products: Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.
- In which states is cannabis fully illegal?
- 4 states: Idaho, Kansas, South Carolina and Wyoming.
- Where can I find a state’s cannabis regulator and METRC bulletins?
- Select a state on the map, or go to sebastiantidwell.com/ followed by its two-letter code (for example /ok for Oklahoma). Each state page lists regulator resources, the latest METRC bulletins and a licensed-business search.