Michigan voters approved recreational cannabis in 2018 (Proposal 1), with retail sales beginning in December 2019. Michigan has one of the fastest-growing cannabis markets in the country and some of the most competitive pricing due to abundant supply.
2.5 oz on person
Active
12 plants per person
Limited
Medical Patients
2.5 oz
usable cannabis
Recreational (21+)
2.5 oz
on person
Up to 10 oz at home; 15g concentrate
Home Cultivation Permitted
Plant limit: 12 plants per person
Must be 21+, plants must be in a locked space not visible to the public
Card Cost
$40/year
Renewal
Annual
Processing Time
15 business days
Dispensaries
600+
Legalized
2018
Sales Started
2019
Age Requirement
21+
Purchase Limit
2.5 oz per transaction
Delivery
Allowed
Public Consumption
Prohibited.
Limited protections.
Michigan does not have strong employment protections for cannabis users. Employers may maintain drug-free workplace policies.
DUI laws apply. No per se THC limit — impairment standard.
2023: Delivery services expanded
2024: Prices dropped significantly due to oversupply
2025: Social equity licensing expanded
Official State Resource
Always verify current laws with the official state cannabis authority.