Nevada Statewide Rule
Nevada Adult Home Cannabis Cultivation Six Plant Limit
Key Facts
- Primary statute
- NRS 678D.200
- Per-person limit
- 6 plants
- Household cap
- 12 plants
- Distance rule
- 25+ miles from dispensary
- Visibility
- Locked, enclosed space
Summary
Nevada permits adults 21 and older to cultivate up to six cannabis plants per person, capped at twelve per household, only when the residence is more than 25 miles from a licensed dispensary, under NRS 678D and the state constitution.
(e) Cultivates, grows or produces not more than six cannabis plants: (1) Within an enclosed area that is not exposed to public view that is equipped with locks or other security devices which allow access only by an authorized person; and (2) At a residence or upon the grounds of a residence in which not more than 12 cannabis plants are cultivated, grown or produced;
Full Breakdown
Under NRS 678D.200 and Article 4 Section 38 of the Nevada Constitution, adults 21 and older may grow up to six marijuana plants for personal use, with a household limit of twelve plants regardless of occupants. Home cultivation is permitted only if the residence lies more than 25 miles by road from the nearest operating retail cannabis store. Plants must be grown in an enclosed, locked space not visible from public view. Property owners and landlords may prohibit cultivation on their premises. Sale or distribution of homegrown cannabis is prohibited. Cities and counties cannot ban cultivation that complies with the statewide standard but may regulate odor, electrical safety, and nuisance.
Violations & Penalties
Exceeding plant limits or growing within 25 miles of a dispensary is a misdemeanor and can be a felony for larger amounts under NRS 453.339, plus civil forfeiture.
Frequently Asked Questions
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