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Can I grow cannabis at home?
Medical marijuana patients 18 years and older and adults 21 years of age and older are able to grow up to 3 mature and 3 immature plants in their home,.
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What is the difference between the Medical Marijuana Program and the Adult-Use Cannabis Program?
Connecticut has both a Medical Marijuana Program and an Adult-Use Cannabis Program. Learn about the differences between the two markets.
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What is the Social Equity Council?
The Social Equity Council oversees the verification of equity applicants, creates new programs to support cannabis businesses and businesses in other industries, and manages the more general community investments derived from the cannabis tax revenue.
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Medical Marijuana Board of Physicians -- Meeting Agendas & Minutes
Board meetings are held at the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, 450 Columbus Blvd., Hartford, Connecticut and are open to the public.
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Primary Caregivers - Registration Process
If a patient’s physician, physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse certifies the need for the patient to have a primary caregiver, the patient may register one person to act as their caregiver with respect to their palliative use of marijuana.
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How is which neighborhoods were most impacted by the War on Drugs determined?
Social Equity Council Priority Communities
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Social Equity Council Micro-Cultivator Assistance Program
The Social Equity Council will develop a program to assist Social Equity Applicants in opening two micro-cultivator establishments. The program is still in development and is contingent on current Medical Marijuana Producers converting their licenses to also serve the Adult-Use Cannabis market. For more information, please contact the Social Equity Council.
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Delivery of Cannabis on Tribal Lands Prohibited
The delivery of cannabis to addresses or locations on tribal lands is a violation of state and federal law and is subject to potential state, federal and tribal enforcement action.
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Notices to Cannabis Establishments
List of notices sent by the Department to licensed cannabis establishments.
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Retailer
Retailers are licensed to purchase cannabis from producers, cultivators, micro-cultivators, product manufacturers and food and beverage manufacturers and to sell cannabis to consumers and research programs.
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Municipal cannabis zoning changes reported to DCP
For a cannabis establishment to operate, it must have zoning approval from local authorities.
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Verify a Cannabis License
Use the interactive map or table to see if a cannabis establishment is licensed.
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Hybrid Retailer
A licensed hybrid retailer may sell cannabis and cannabis products to adult consumers over 21 years of age as well as medical marijuana products to qualifying patients and caregivers.
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What are the license fees?
The license fees for different license types in the Adult Use Cannabis program are as follows:
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Manufacturer Hemp Product
“Manufacturer hemp product” means a commodity manufactured from the hemp plant, for commercial or research purposes, that is intended for human ingestion, inhalation, absorption or other internal consumption.
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Product Registry
The product registry gives you access to information about medical marijuana and adult-use cannabis products registered in Connecticut.
Medical Marijuana Program Retail Sales Establishing a Business Data, Documents and Statistics
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Licensing and Business Information
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Social Equity