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Ask a Stoner: Buying Marijuana Seeds in Colorado

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Dear Stoner: What are the laws regarding buying marijuana seeds in Colorado? Are they any different if I'm not a resident?
Mike

Dear Mike: There are no longer any special possession and purchasing restrictions for out-of-staters, outside of having to ditch your stash at the border. Like Colorado residents, visitors who are at least 21 are able to purchase and possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis flower per day in the state. Although you’re allowed to possess an ounce of concentrates or THC inside of infused products, dispensaries can only sell 8 grams of concentrates to you per day, or edibles containing no more than 800 milligrams of THC.

We couldn't find any restrictions on seeds, however.
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Jacqueline Collins
Dispensaries that sell them have told us that they can sell no more than a pack of six seeds or clones per day to a customer, and that they count toward your 1-ounce limit. That is, if you can find a store that still sells seeds at all. They're not extinct, but they are dwindling.

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