Can I plant pot on someone else's property?
It is generally not legal to grow or possess cannabis on someone else's property without their consent. However, some states have passed “compassionate care” laws that allow qualified patients to legally grow and use medical marijuana on someone else’s property with their landlord's permission. If you are not a medical user, we recommend to play it safe and abstain from growing or possessing marijuana on someone else's property.
In most states, it is illegal to plant pot on someone else's property without their permission.
It is generally not legal to grow or possess cannabis on someone else's property without their consent. However, some states have passed “compassionate care” laws that allow qualified patients to legally grow and use medical marijuana on someone else’s property with their landlord's permission. If you are not a medical user, we recommend to play it safe and abstain from growing or possessing marijuana on someone else's property.
In most states, it is illegal to plant pot on someone else's property without their permission.