Adults 21+ may cultivate up to 6 cannabis plants per household for personal use under LBMC §5.92.520 and CA Prop 64. Plants must be in a locked, enclosed space not visible from public areas.
Under Proposition 64, adults 21 and older may cultivate up to 6 cannabis plants per residence in Long Beach. Plants must be grown indoors or in a fully enclosed, locked space not visible from public areas. Odor must not create a nuisance. Volatile solvents for extraction are prohibited. Long Beach has a well-established cannabis regulatory framework for commercial operations through its Department of Financial Management.
Exceeding plant limits: citation and removal. Outdoor visibility: code enforcement. Volatile extraction: criminal charges.
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