Texas is a very influential state for many reasons. It’s large. It borders Mexico, and traditionally it is quite conservative. This includes their drug policy. Frankly speaking, Texas is pretty hard on marijuana. Growing marijuana in Texas is a felony and possession of even the smallest amount is a misdemeanor, hence there is no medical marijuana program.
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Growing Marijuana In Texas
If you are considering growing weed in Texas, it’s important to keep the law in mind. It’s very easy to get into a lot of trouble in Texas, so try and be smart about it.
Texas Marijuana laws
There is a saying that everything is bigger in Texas, but when it comes to growing weed in Texas, this does not apply. Texas does not have marijuana cultivation laws- only possession laws. This means that if arrested for growing marijuana, the charge will be based only on the amount of marijuana grown. While small amounts is a misdemeanor, anything greater than 4 ounces is considered a felony. Check the difference at this link here.
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Many people make the mistake of growing more marijuana than they need, and end up getting in more trouble than necessary. Quality is sometimes more important than quantity, especially when limits apply.
Growing Marijuana in Texas
Marijuana cultivation is considered marijuana possession and Texas has strict laws on possession. If you want to stay out of jail, do not grow large amounts of marijuana. Discretion is a good thing, especially in Texas. For more on that topic, read Robert’s free Marijuana Grow Bible.
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December 2016 – State Representative Donna Howard filed an amendment to the Texas Constitution that would legalize recreational marijuana. The is Texas’s second attempt at legalization. A bill to treat cannabis ‘similar to tomatoes’ passed the Texas House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee but failed to travel further.
Howard’s bill joins a medical marijuana bill proposed by State Senator Jose Menendez.
Faq about growing marijuana in Texas
Yes, It’s a crime to possess any amount of marijuana in Texas. Here are some penalties: Under 2 ounces = Up to $2,000 fine, Between 2 to 4 ounces = Up to $4,000 fine, Between 4 ounces to 5 pounds = Up to $10,000 fine, Between 5 to 50 pounds = Up to $10,000 fine and more
Yes, it is absolutely a felony to sell marijuana in Texas. Here are some penalties: Under 7 grams as a gift = Misdemeanor: Up to $2,000 fine, Under 7 grams with compensation = Misdemeanor: Up to $4,000 fine, Between 7 grams to 5 pounds = Felony: Up to $10,000 fine, Between 5 to 50 pounds = Felony: Up to $10,000 fine and more.
Anyone caught cultivating or growing marijuana or manufacturing cannabis products in the State of Texas will be charged with a felony. Related crimes are punished based on the weight of the cannabis plants or derivatives.
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Joe Momma, I would think May would be fine to plant. As long as the days are getting longer until the Summer Solstice you should be fine. I would ask some local farmers in Texas if I were you. Happy growing 🙂
I would appreciate more info on when and waht to expect during what months in texas. Do plants flower in may. Is plating in late april 2 early??
Hi thanks for Th e opportunity but where can I sell my product after it grows.
Ellana,
Yes. I believe medical marijuana has yest to be ratified in Texas. If you are capable of keeping 2 plants growing and do not share this info with anyone. Never let anyone know you are growing 2 plants; You could possibly and most likely get away with growing.
2 plants is a small grow and should not attract attention if you do it right. An investment of 200-300 bucks would be necessary for a small grow.
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Im 72 years old, suffering from constant R.O. Arthritics , 24/7. Thanks to a close friend who shared his M with me, I found a way to stop suffering.. No, all I want in a couple plants just for me to use as needed. Can I get ainto trouble for that?
has anyone found out how to legally grow mj in Texas? Not worried about cost as much as legality,
But doesn’t applying for the tax stamp eliminate being discrete? LoL I mean that’s like putting up a weed flag over your house!
Please update info on texas…
Hi Larry, I’m no sure where to obtain a license. Best check with local legislation – I❤️GM
I would also like to get a license to grow; not for personal use, but for a business opportunity for the medical profession.
the video said they are only letting three people get licenses in june 2017, how do I go about getting a license to grow, so I can sell to the dispensaries..??
Hi Mark, from what I see you can get the stamp without being busted for it. It’s better to have it so you save on tax evasion charges. I did not find where exactly in Texas you can get the stamps but this might be a good place to start looking: http://norml.org/legal/item/texas-tax-stamps
How does one go about getting a
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