Home to some of the world´s most celebrated cannabis cultivars, Colorado has a gold-standard reputation for producing only the highest quality regular, feminized marijuana and autoflowering marijuana seeds.
Cannabis Seeds law in Colorado
Having first legalised the plant back in 2001 for medicinal use, in 2012, Colorado became one of the first two U.S states (along with Washington) to legalize the plant for recreational use, opening the doors to a whole new era of Colorado cannabis prosperity.
With cannabis legality now dating back almost twenty years, Colorado has a well-earned reputation as one of the most progressive cannabis advocacy states in the U.S. Today, residents in Colorado are legally permitted to carry up to 1 oz of marijuana without fear of legal repercussion, irrespective of whether they are medically registered or not.
With recreational legality emerging in 2012 following the passing of Amendment 64, Colorado quickly became a poster-child for the legalised recreational cannabis industry. With the establishment of commercial growing operations and cannabis dispensaries, a brand new industry created hundreds of jobs for the state with U.S. citizens flocking to the west coast to get their first sample of a legalised marijuana strain.
Indeed, such has been the rapid growth of the recreational and medical marijuana industry in Colorado, in 2015, Denver became the first U.S. city to allow social or public use of cannabis in both designated businesses and areas. This progressive approach to cannabis consumption has earned Denver the nickname of the “New Amsterdam”. As a significant part of the state’s economy, the booming marijuana industry shows no signs of slowing down in Colorado, with the state reporting cannabis sales of near to $200 million in May of 2020 alone.
Some of the states most popular marijuana strain´s include west coast legends, Girl Scout Cookies, Sour Diesel and seeds bank favourite, OG Kush.
Can I Grow Cannabis in Colorado?
With such a progressive approach to cannabis legality, it should come as little surprise to learn that Colorado also has lenient laws when it comes to cannabis growing. Home cultivation of up to 6 cannabis plants with no more than half being mature ready for harvest is the current legal limit per person (over the age of 21).
From 2018, all residences and homes are subject to a maximum of 12 plants unless specific requirements are adhered to. Make sure to check your local laws for specific details as some counties and municipalities can pass stricter laws. For example, state capital Denver limits a home grow to 12 plants, even if there are three or more adults over age 21 living in the residence.
Can I order marijuana seeds in Colorado?
With the passing of the amendment in 2012, it is entirely legal in the state of Colorado for both recreational and medicinal users to purchase, grow, and ingest marijuana seeds, flower, and other cannabis-related products.
The Best Marijuana Seeds in Colorado
Maybe you´re getting tired of the long lines and high taxes from the dispensary? If you want to grow marijuana plants, but aren´t sure of how to get started, Marijuana Grow Shop is here to guide you on how to cultivate cannabis seeds that will grow into stunning, high-quality marijuana plants.
We offer a wide range of popular Colorado seeds that you can order and have shipped directly to your home including high in THC level feminized marijuana legends like Green Crack and Bruce Banner, the sativa delights Tangerine Dream and Lemon Haze as well as the increasingly popular west-coast cannabis strain, Bubba Kush.
Buying cannabis seeds has never been easier with our selection of recreational and medical cannabis (including high in CBD seeds) available in feminized cannabis seeds, autoflowering seeds and regular seeds.
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