Tulsa, OK Cannabis Regulations: Home Cultivation (2026)
Key Facts
- Patient Limit
- 6 mature plants + 6 seedlings
- License Required
- OMMA patient or caregiver card
- Security
- Enclosed, locked facility required
- Recreational
- Not legal in Oklahoma
- Visibility
- Must not be visible from public
Summary
Oklahoma allows medical marijuana patients and caregivers to cultivate cannabis at home under State Question 788. Patients with a valid OMMA license may grow up to six mature plants and six seedlings. Recreational cannabis is not legal in Oklahoma. Tulsa follows state law without additional local restrictions on home cultivation.
B 2601, Laws 2019, c. 477, § 5). OS 63-420v3 (SB 1030, Laws 2019, c. 509, § 2).
§63-420v1. Medical marijuana license – Application – Fee – Temporary license – Caregiver license.
A. A person in possession of a state issued medical marijuana license shall be able to:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 983
1. Consume marijuana legally;
2. Legally possess up to three (3) ounces (84.9 grams) of marijuana on their person;
3. Legally possess six (6) mature marijuana plants;
4. Legally possess six (6) seedling plants;
5. Legally possess one (1) ounce (28.3 grams) of concentrated marijuana;
6. Legally possess seventy-two (72) ounces (2037.6 grams) of edible marijuana; and
7. Legally posses
Full Breakdown
Under Oklahoma's medical marijuana laws, licensed patients may grow up to six mature plants and six seedlings for personal medical use. Caregivers may grow the same amounts for each patient they serve. Plants must be kept in an enclosed, locked facility not visible from a public place. Indoor cultivation is permitted; outdoor cultivation must be in a locked enclosure. Oklahoma does not permit recreational cannabis: only medical patients with an OMMA card may cultivate. Landlords may prohibit cultivation in rental properties.
Violations & Fines
Growing cannabis without a valid OMMA patient or caregiver license is a criminal offense. Exceeding plant limits can result in criminal charges. Plants not secured in an enclosed, locked facility violate state regulations and may result in license revocation. Recreational cultivation remains illegal in Oklahoma.
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