Arizona's Smart and Safe Arizona Act (Proposition 207) permits adults 21+ to cultivate up to 6 marijuana plants per person (12 per household with 2+ adults). Plants must be in an enclosed, locked space not visible to the public. Yuma does not impose additional restrictions beyond state law.
Under ARS Β§36-2852, adults 21+ may cultivate marijuana at their primary residence. Limit: 6 plants per person, 12 per household (2+ adults). Plants must be in a locked, enclosed area not visible from public areas. Growing outdoors in an open yard is not permitted. Homegrown marijuana cannot be sold. Landlords and HOAs may restrict cultivation. Yuma's extreme heat (115Β°F+ in summer) makes indoor cultivation with climate control the only practical option. No separate municipal permit required for home cultivation.
Exceeding plant limits, unsecured grow areas, or selling homegrown marijuana may result in criminal charges.
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