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Retail marijuana is legal in Colorado and we all have a few things to know. Check local laws and policies. The laws listed here are for the state. Cities, counties, schools, universities and employers may set their own rules and consequences. Check how marijuana laws differ in each county or town before you use.
In November 2012, Colorado legalized marijuana for adults over age 21 by passing Amendment 64 to the Colorado Constitution. The laws on legal marijuana use may seem confusing. This section is intended to give you a brief overview of legal adult use of retail marijuana.
Talking about marijuana. Marijuana use is an important issue for all Coloradans, but it can be hard to know how to talk about. Here are some tips, depending on your role and what you're trying to communicate about marijuana: Help for parents . Working with youth
The Colorado Medical Marijuana Registry is a confidential, statewide program. It allows patients with qualifying, debilitating medical conditions to receive a registry identification card for legal access to medical marijuana. Cards are available to Colorado residents and valid only in Colorado.
Marijuana is the dried leaves, flowers, seeds, stems, and extracted resin from cannabis plants. The information on this website pertains to marijuana as defined in Amendment 64 to Colorado's constitution, legalizing marijuana for recreational use by adults within the state in 2012.
It’s important to cross-reference state rules on retail marijuana licensing with your local rules, which may be stricter. Learn more about how marijuana laws differ in each county and town across Colorado. All applicants must pass background checks.
Studies show people who use cannabis more often (at least once a week or more) during pregnancy could deliver early and may have small birth weight babies, especially if tobacco is also used. Cannabis use during pregnancy may also impact a baby’s brain development.
Coloradans can grow marijuana in their homes for personal use. Up to six plants are allowed per Colorado resident over age 21, with as many as three plants flowering at one time. Don’t forget that counties and municipalities can pass stricter laws.
The purpose of this website is to educate Colorado residents and visitors about safe, legal and responsible marijuana use by providing current and researched information on marijuana laws and health effects from all of the state agencies.
Marijuana is usually smoked in cigarettes (joints), pipes or water pipes (bongs), vaporized (vaped) or dabbed. Marijuana can be consumed in food or drink products called edibles. It also can be used through tinctures, creams, oils, suppositories, or inhalers.