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There are limits to the amount of marijuana and marijuana products a person can
legally have, both in your home and outside your home. For example, you can have
___ounces of useable marijuana in your home, but only ___ ounce outside your home.
8 ounces at home, 1 ounce outside your home.
Can marijuana cross state lines?
It cannot cross state lines, even if it's just to Washington, you are not allowed to take
marijuana outside of Oregon or bring marijuana into Oregon from another state.
Where can marijuana be consumed?
Only at home or on private property.
Where can marijuana not be consumed?
Public places
Can you drive under the influence?
No
Who can sell marijuana?
Only OLCC licensed recreational stores and OMMP registered dispensaries may legally sell
marijuana products.
Producer
Producer licensees are allowed to grow marijuana, and may sell to producers, processors,
wholesalers, and retail establishments. The amount of marijuana grown is monitored by the
, OLCC through mature flowering plants canopy limits. There is no limit to the amount of
immature plants a producer may have, but the immature plants must be identified in batches.
All marijuana is tracked in the CTS system starting at the producer level and throughout the
licensing structure until final sale to a consumer.
Processors
Different endorsement types for creating marijuana products such as: concentrates, extracts,
edibles, and topicals. Each licensee will select the type of processing they plan to engage
through the OLCC application process, and are not permitted to engage in any other type of
processing without first receiving a proper endorsement. Processors must have and follow
very stringent operating procedures to ensure safe handling of products used in the extract or
concentrate process. Edibles must be made in an ODA certified kitchen, and any extracts or
concentrates used in edibles must be processed in an ODA certified kitchen.
Wholesale
Has the ability to transport and store marijuana items for other OLCC recreational marijuana
licensees, and can also buy marijuana items in bulk for sale to other licensees (but never
directly to consumers)
Retail
Only license that allows the sale of marijuana items to consumers. They are responsible for
checking age (21+) for every customer and every purchase. They can only occur between the
times of 7am and 10pm.
Retail amounts allowed to sell
A retailer may only sell to a single customer in a single 24 hour period the following
amounts. -one ounce (28 grams) of useable marijuana. -72 ounces of liquid can a I pod
Answers
There are limits to the amount of marijuana and marijuana products a person can
legally have, both in your home and outside your home. For example, you can have
___ounces of useable marijuana in your home, but only ___ ounce outside your home.
8 ounces at home, 1 ounce outside your home.
Can marijuana cross state lines?
It cannot cross state lines, even if it's just to Washington, you are not allowed to take
marijuana outside of Oregon or bring marijuana into Oregon from another state.
Where can marijuana be consumed?
Only at home or on private property.
Where can marijuana not be consumed?
Public places
Can you drive under the influence?
No
Who can sell marijuana?
Only OLCC licensed recreational stores and OMMP registered dispensaries may legally sell
marijuana products.
Producer
Producer licensees are allowed to grow marijuana, and may sell to producers, processors,
wholesalers, and retail establishments. The amount of marijuana grown is monitored by the
, OLCC through mature flowering plants canopy limits. There is no limit to the amount of
immature plants a producer may have, but the immature plants must be identified in batches.
All marijuana is tracked in the CTS system starting at the producer level and throughout the
licensing structure until final sale to a consumer.
Processors
Different endorsement types for creating marijuana products such as: concentrates, extracts,
edibles, and topicals. Each licensee will select the type of processing they plan to engage
through the OLCC application process, and are not permitted to engage in any other type of
processing without first receiving a proper endorsement. Processors must have and follow
very stringent operating procedures to ensure safe handling of products used in the extract or
concentrate process. Edibles must be made in an ODA certified kitchen, and any extracts or
concentrates used in edibles must be processed in an ODA certified kitchen.
Wholesale
Has the ability to transport and store marijuana items for other OLCC recreational marijuana
licensees, and can also buy marijuana items in bulk for sale to other licensees (but never
directly to consumers)
Retail
Only license that allows the sale of marijuana items to consumers. They are responsible for
checking age (21+) for every customer and every purchase. They can only occur between the
times of 7am and 10pm.
Retail amounts allowed to sell
A retailer may only sell to a single customer in a single 24 hour period the following
amounts. -one ounce (28 grams) of useable marijuana. -72 ounces of liquid can a I pod
