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Minnesota: Everything You Need to Know
Minnesota Laws
Minnesota’s medical marijuana program was established in 2014 through the Minnesota Medical Cannabis Act and is regulated by the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). Residents with qualifying conditions may receive certification from registered healthcare providers and access treatment through state-licensed dispensaries.
- Only Minnesota residents with approved conditions are eligible for MMJ use.
- Physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants registered with OCM can certify patients.
- Certified patients are entered into the state’s Medical Cannabis Registry.
- Approved cannabis products are available only from OCM-licensed dispensaries.
- Home cultivation is allowed for patients 21+ (up to 8 plants only) or through registered caregivers.
- Driving under the influence remains prohibited and subject to penalties.
- Dispensaries must adhere to strict state regulations regarding safety, labeling, and dispensing.
- Caregivers must be 18+ and can serve patients from up to 6 households.
- Background checks are no longer required for caregivers as of July 2024.
Minnesota Reform Timeline
2014 – Program Established
- Minnesota passed the Medical Cannabis Act creating a regulated medical program. The law included limited qualifying conditions and restricted product forms.
2015 – Patient Registry Opens
- The first patients were certified and dispensaries opened on July 1, 2015. Initial access was limited to non-flower cannabis products only.
2016–2019 – Expanded Access
- Additional qualifying conditions were added including PTSD, chronic pain, and autism. More healthcare providers began participating in the program.
2021 – Program Updates
- The legislature allowed whole-plant flower cannabis for the first time. Caregiver provisions were expanded to allow serving multiple patients.
2023 – Adult-Use Legalization
- Governor Tim Walz signed HF 100 into law on May 30, 2023. Recreational possession and cultivation became legal on August 1.
2024 – Caregiver Cultivation
- New legislation allowed registered caregivers to cultivate plants for patients. Background check requirements for caregivers were eliminated.
2025 – Full Implementation
- The Office of Cannabis Management assumed full regulatory control. Adult-use retail sales began with comprehensive licensing.
Minnesota Possession Limits
Minnesota law allows patients to obtain a 30-day supply of their approved treatment, as determined by their healthcare provider.
- Medical patients have no possession limits when carrying properly labeled medical products.
- Recreational users 21+ may possess 2 ounces of flower in public and 2 pounds at home.
- Recreational users may also possess 8 grams of concentrate and 800mg of edibles.
- Patients must carry registry verification and valid ID when obtaining treatment.
- Home cultivation allows up to 8 plants with 4 mature maximum in locked, private spaces.
- Caregivers can grow 8 plants per patient household when cultivation rights are reassigned.
- Smoking in multi-family housing carries a $250 fine except for medical cannabis.
- Cannabis use in motor vehicles is a misdemeanor with up to 90 days jail time.
- People under 21 face non-criminal fines up to $300 for cannabis possession.
- All products must be purchased from OCM-licensed dispensaries or home-cultivated legally.
- Insurance does not cover medical cannabis costs under state law.
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FAQs
Who regulates the medical cannabis program in Minnesota?
The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), which took over from the Minnesota Department of Health in March 2025.
How do I qualify for a medical marijuana card in Minnesota?
You must be a Minnesota resident with a qualifying medical condition certified by a state-licensed physician, physician assistant, or advanced practice registered nurse. Minnesota does not issue physical cards,\xA0only digital certificates mailed to your inbox.
Do I need to register myself after my provider certifies me?
Yes, after certification you receive an email from the Division of Medical Cannabis with instructions to complete enrollment in the Medical Cannabis Registry online.
Where can I purchase my treatment once I’m approved?
From OCM-licensed medical cannabis dispensaries (there are 16 statewide) after completing a Patient Self-Evaluation form and scheduling your visit.
How much cannabis product can I legally have?
Medical patients are exempt from recreational possession limits when they have properly labeled medical cannabis products. Your possession is determined by your healthcare provider's recommendations and limited to a 30-day supply.
Can I grow cannabis plants at home for medical use?
Yes, if you're 21+ you can grow up to 8 plants (max 4 mature) in an enclosed, locked space, or you can reassign your cultivation rights to a registered caregiver who is 21+.
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