Growing marijuana at home is illegal in Williamson County. Tennessee has no medical or recreational marijuana program, and cultivating cannabis plants is manufacturing a controlled substance under state law, a felony, with no home-grow exception for anyone.
There is no legal home grow in Williamson County. Tennessee has neither a medical nor a recreational marijuana program, and marijuana is a Schedule VI controlled substance. Growing cannabis plants is treated as manufacturing under Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-17-417, a felony, and simple possession of marijuana is a separate crime under § 39-17-418. The state's only narrow allowance is low-THC (under 0.9%) oil for specific diagnosed conditions, which does not authorize anyone to grow plants. Hemp containing no more than 0.3% Delta-9 THC is regulated separately under Tennessee's agricultural hemp program and is not marijuana. No county or city action can permit a grow the state makes a crime.
Cultivating marijuana is manufacturing a controlled substance under Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-17-417, a felony; larger plant counts and evidence of intent to sell raise the charge and expose the property to seizure.
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