Is It LEGAL to Grow Weed in MI? Yes
As of 2018, Michigan adults over the age of 21 may grow up to 12 marijuana plants at their residence for personal use. This is also the limit per household.
An adult may not grow marijuana plants “if the plants are visible from a public place” or if the plants are growing outside of a secure area. A violation of this section is punishable as a civil offense with a fine not to exceed $100 and forfeiture of the marijuana.
The cultivation of up to 24 plants for personal use is a civil infraction with no incarceration and maximum $500 fine.
The cultivation of 25 – 200 plants for personal use is a misdemeanor. A term of imprisonment may be imposed if “the violation was habitual, willfull, and for a commercial purpose or the violation involved violence.”
The cultivation of more than 200 plants for personal use is a misdemeanor. A term of imprisonment may be imposed if “the violation was habitual, willfull, and for a commercial purpose or the violation involved violence.”
- Michigan Code Section 333.27955, Sec. 5.1(a)
- Michigan Code Section 333.27954, Sec. 4.1 (f)
- Michigan Code Section 333.27965, Sec. 15.1
- Michigan Code Section 333.7401