Texas Dispensaries
Weed is illegal throughout Texas, which is one of 26 states that has not legalized recreational marijuana. The state also has a narrow medicinal program.
Texas lawmakers have opposed legalizing recreational use or reducing penalties for possession, and local officials have followed suit. Penalties for marijuana crimes vary, ranging from fines or minimal jail time for possession to life imprisonment for delivery.
Texas law only allows medical marijuana in some instances under its compassionate-use law. Qualified doctors can prescribe low-THC cannabis with less than one percent THC.
CBD has seen changes in its legal status at both the state and federal levels. A federal bill and a Texas bill have affected how CBD is viewed. Delta-8 is currently not considered a controlled substance, and its legal status in Texas is being determined through a lawsuit.
As of now, there is no specific age requirement in Texas for purchasing consumable hemp products, including those that are intended for smoking.
If you’re in Texas and looking for a licensed cannabis retailer, you can utilize the Flavor Fix Texas dispensary search tool to find one easily. Once you locate a retailer that suits your needs, you will be presented with a variety of options to choose from.
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Featured Dispensaries
Fog Hog Farms - Killeen
301 W Rancier Ave, Killeen, TX 76541, USA
Cozy Cannabis - Georgetown
823 S Austin Ave, Georgetown, TX 78626, USA
How to Use the Dispensary Map
The best way to use this weed dispensary map is outlined below.
- Bookmark: Bookmark or save the page so you have quick access to it to find the best dispensaries near you. We will be updating this map with more useful data to help you know exaclty which dispensary to visit and what to buy when you are there.
- Map: Use the main map to find a cannabis dispensary and click on it to go to the page and learn more about the dispensary.
- Filter: Use the filter to find exaclty what you need from the dispensary. Other States: Click the link to the other States to find a local dispensary.
- Contact: Use the phone number to call them.
- Directions: Click directions to go to a Google Map and get quick directions to the smoke shop.
10 Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Dispensaries
1. How can I get a medical marijuana license in Texas?
For a physician to prescribe such medication, several requirements must be met. These include the patient being a permanent resident of Texas and having a diagnosis of conditions such as epilepsy, seizure disorder, multiple sclerosis, autism, cancer, incurable neurodegenerative disease, or PTSD. The physician must determine that the potential benefits of the patient’s medical use of low-THC cannabis outweigh the associated risks.
2. Can I buy hemp products in Texas?
Texas is all good with consumable hemp products as long as they don’t have more than 0.3% THC. All other types of THC, including Delta-8 in any concentration and Delta-9 above 0.3%, are considered illegal.
3. Can I buy cannabis in Texas?
Recreational weed is illegal in Texas. You can only purchase cannabis if you have a medical marijuana prescription.
4. Can I grow my own cannabis in Texas?
You can be charged with possession of marijuana if you knowingly or intentionally have a “usable quantity” of it, even if you’re a medical marijuana patient. It’s not officially defined, but typically enough to roll a joint is what’s considered usable. Growing your own cannabis in Texas is a crime.
5. What is the punishment for marijuana possession in Texas?
Punishment for having weed in Texas is no joke. Harsher penalties apply for drug possession in drug-free zones, such as schools and playgrounds. Possession of two ounces or less can get you up to 180 days in jail and a hefty fine. More than two ounces of weed in Texas could land you in prison for more than a year, and anything between four ounces and up to 2,000 pounds can land you in jail for life.
6. Do I need a medical marijuana card to visit a dispensary in Texas?
You do have to be a medical marijuana patient, but Texas doesn’t issue medical marijuana cards, unlike other states. You only need your ID to pick up your weed from a dispensary. Medical cannabis prescriptions are logged in the online database known as the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas.
7. Can I buy and smoke flower as a medical marijuana patient?
At present, the answer is no. In Texas, the only cannabis products allowed to be made by dispensaries at the moment are tinctures, pills, lozenges, gummies, and sprays. Dispensaries in Texas have to meet stringent quality standards to ensure the production of medicinal-grade CBD and THC for residents. The dispensaries are not allowed to offer cannabis in a dry leaf form for smoking due to state law.
8. Are there any laws regarding driving and using cannabis in Texas?
You can travel with cannabis as long as you keep your medical marijuana prescription with you. Your weed must be in a secure container, and you can’t drive while high.
9. Can Texas dispensaries deliver?
Some Texas dispensaries deliver medical marijuana to patients.
10. Can I bring my own legal cannabis into Texas?
Marijuana is still illegal at the federal level, so you cannot leave or enter the state with marijuana.
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