California Proposition 64 allows adults 21+ to cultivate up to 6 cannabis plants at home. Hanford may have local restrictions on outdoor cultivation. Plants must not be visible from a public place and must be in a locked area. Check with Hanford Planning for current local rules.
CA Proposition 64 (AUMA) allows adults 21+ to grow up to 6 cannabis plants per private residence. Hanford may have additional local restrictions limiting or prohibiting outdoor cultivation under its zoning or business regulations. Plants must not be visible from any public place. Growing must occur in a locked space away from children. Contact Hanford Community Development at (559) 585-2581 to confirm current local cultivation rules.
Exceeding plant limits: citation and plant removal. Public visibility: code enforcement warning. Volatile extraction: criminal charges. Nuisance odor: complaint-based investigation.
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