Regulatory Notice: Federal hemp law changes effective Nov 12, 2026 will redefine THC limits. Products currently legal under the 2018 Farm Bill may be reclassified. Buyers and vendors are solely responsible for compliance. Learn more

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Medical
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License Types Available

hemp cultivationhemp processinghemp retailcompassionate use
Residency Required:
Yes
License Cap:
Compassionate Use Registry limited to ~3 dispensing organizations
Vertical Integration:
N/A
Legalized:
Hemp legalized 2019 (HB 1325). Cannabis remains illegal.

Possession & Purchase Limits

Purchase Limits:
N/A — cannabis illegal. Hemp products with <0.3% THC allowed.
Possession Limits:
Cannabis possession is a criminal offense. Hemp products legal.
Cultivation:
Hemp cultivation requires TDA license. Cannabis cultivation illegal.

THC Limits

Flower
0.3% THC (hemp only)
Concentrate
0.3% THC (hemp only)
Edible
0.3% THC (hemp only)

Taxes

Excise Tax:
No cannabis tax (illegal)
Sales Tax:
6.25% state + local on hemp products

Shipping & Transport

In-State Shipping: Yes
Out-of-State: Yes
Hemp products (<0.3% THC) can be shipped freely. Cannabis cannot. March 2026 smokable hemp ban in effect.

Key Notes

Largest hemp-only market. Smokable hemp ban took effect March 2026 — major regulatory shift requiring pivot to edibles, tinctures, topicals. Compassionate Use Program extremely limited (low-THC only, few qualifying conditions). Full legalization unlikely before 2027+.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. Cannabis laws change frequently. Consult a licensed attorney before making business decisions.

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