Adults 21 and older in Saint Paul may grow up to eight cannabis plants per residence, with a maximum of four flowering at a time, under Minn. Stat. §342.09. Plants must be at the grower's primary residence, in a secure, non-public space.
Minnesota's HF 100, codified at Minn. Stat. §342.09, allows adults 21+ to cultivate up to eight cannabis plants per residence, with no more than four mature flowering. The cap is per household, not per adult. Plants must be grown at the cultivator's primary private residence, in a location not open to the public and not visible from public roads or neighboring properties without binoculars or aerial view. Cultivation in multi-unit rentals requires landlord permission, which landlords may withhold. Saint Paul's Title 7 ordinance does not impose stricter cultivation limits but enforces nuisance, odor, and structural safety rules through DSI.
Exceeding the eight-plant household limit, growing in public view, or violating landlord rules can result in seizure of plants, civil penalties, and lease termination by landlords.
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