Home cultivation ILLEGAL in Georgia for any purpose, medical or recreational. Even registered low-THC patients cannot grow. Felony for any amount.
Georgia law makes manufacture of marijuana a felony under O.C.G.A. §16-13-30(j) regardless of amount or medical status. Low-THC Oil Registry cardholders may POSSESS up to 20 fl oz of oil but cannot cultivate, process, or possess flower. No home-grow exemption exists. Even hemp cultivation requires GA Department of Agriculture license under the Georgia Hemp Farming Act (O.C.G.A. §2-23).
Cultivation any amount: felony, 1-10 years prison + $5,000 fine. Trafficking (10+ lbs): 5-year mandatory minimum.
Snellville, GA
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