No. SB 776
Filed under Agriculture.
Home Cultivation of Marijuana; Authorizing certain qualified patients to cultivate up to six flowering cannabis plants for personal consumption and noncommercial purposes; authorizing certain qualified patients to purchase medical marijuana seeds and clones from a licensed medical marijuana treatment center; providing that the personal consumption of cannabis cultivated at a qualified patient’s residence is subject to specified limitations, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDQualified medical marijuana patients who are at least 21 may now grow up to six flowering cannabis plants at their own residence for personal, noncommercial use, and may buy seeds or clones directly from a licensed treatment center.
Patients must secure their plants against unauthorized access, though the law does not say how. Consuming home-grown cannabis is still bound by the same medical-use rules that apply to marijuana obtained from a dispensary.
Selling homegrown cannabis, or growing more than the law allows, is still a crime under Florida's drug abuse chapter, with none of this bill's protections.
AIA qualified patient under the medical marijuana law who is at least 21 may cultivate up to six flowering cannabis plants at their residence for personal, noncommercial consumption.
AIA qualified patient 21 or older may purchase medical marijuana seeds and clones directly from a licensed medical marijuana treatment center to start their home crop.
AISelling patient-cultivated cannabis plants or products, or growing beyond the limits this section allows, remains punishable under Florida's chapter 893 drug penalties, with none of this bill's protections.
AIA patient who cultivates cannabis at home must ensure the plants are secured so unauthorized people cannot reach them, though no specific security method is required.