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There are 50 countries that are a part of the European continent and, unsurprisingly, there are just as many unique policies to pay attention to. With the advancement in home-growing technologies, the option of growing cannabis in the home has become more popular.That being said, growers will want to stay on the right side of the law. This is why we have decided to compile a list of European companies and their laws regarding home grows. Each European country has its own experiences with, and opinions, regarding cannabis, and their laws reflect this.So, without further ado, here is our definitive grow guide for the continent of Europe (and the answer to those of you in Europe asking “Where can I grow?”).
Albania
Growing, owning, using, and selling marijuana of any kind for any reason is illegal in Albania. (Learn more)
Andorra
At this time, it is illegal to own, use, sell, and grow cannabis in Andorra.
Austria
In Austria, it is legal to grow cannabis for medical purposes. The country’s stance on the growing of cannabis for personal use is, however, a complicated one.
Azerbaijan
At this time, it is illegal to own, use, sell, and grow cannabis for any reason in the country of Azerbaijan.
Belarus
Production, sale, use, and possession of marijuana is currently illegal in Belarus.
Belgium
Growing cannabis is illegal in Belgium, but the growing of one plant (and the possession of up to 3g on one’s person) has been decriminalized.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Medical and recreational cannabis are illegal to sell, own, possess and grow in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bulgaria
In Bulgaria, it is illegal to grow, sell, own, and use marijuana for both recreational and medical reasons.
Croatia
While the use of medical cannabis is legal in Croatia, it is still illegal to grow for either recreational or medical use.
Cyprus
The use and cultivation of medical marijuana were legalized in Cyprus this past February (with some conditions). Growing for recreational use, however, is still illegal.
Czech Republic
While the possession of up to 10g of cannabis on one’s person, and the growing of up to 5 plants has been decriminalized, it is still illegal to own, use, sell, and grow cannabis in the Czech Republic.
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Denmark
Growing cannabis for personal and medical use is illegal. Farmers would be allowed to grow cannabis with a special permit and under secured conditions, however.
Estonia
In Estonia, marijuana has been decriminalized, but using, owning, growing, and selling cannabis is still illegal.
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Finland
Medical marijuana is legal, but growing is still illegal. Only 12 patients in the entire country have permission to grow their own cannabis.
France
There is talk of decriminalizing cannabis in France, but in the meantime, it’s still illegal to grow, own, use, and sell cannabis there.
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Georgia
While consumption and possession of cannabis have been legalized in the country of Georgia, cultivation for personal or medical use is still illegal. (Learn more)
Germany
Medical marijuana is legal for those with a license. Growing at home is still illegal though. (Learn more)
Greece
Patients are allowed to grow their own cannabis in Greece. The THC level just has to be under 0.2%. (Learn more)
Hungary
Consuming, selling, and growing cannabis for any reason (medical or recreational) is illegal in Hungary. (Learn more)
Iceland
In Iceland, the possession, use, and cultivation of cannabis is illegal (no matter the reason for it). (Learn more) (Learn even more)
Ireland
Medical and recreational cannabis are illegal to grow, possess, and consume in Ireland under any circumstances. (Learn more)
Italy
While the consumption of medical marijuana is legal (with some restrictions), cultivating cannabis for any reason is illegal in Italy. (Learn more) (Learn even more)
Kazakhstan
In Kazakhstan, it’s illegal to grow (as well as use and possess) pot for both medical and recreational purposes. (Learn more)
Kosovo
Growing, possessing, and using cannabis is illegal in Kosovo for any reason. (Learn more)
Latvia
In Latvia, it’s not legal to use, possess, or grow cannabis whether it’s for recreational or medical use.
Liechtenstein
It’s not legal to possess, use, or grow cannabis in Lichtenstein for any reason. (Learn more)
Lithuania
In Lithuania, it’s illegal to produce, sell, own, or use cannabis for both commercial and personal use (whether it is medical or recreational marijuana). (Learn more)
Luxembourg
Both, medical and recreational marijuana is illegal to possess, consume, and grow in Luxembourg. (Learn more)
Malta
In Malta, it’s illegal to grow, consume, and sell marijuana no matter if one is a patient or a recreational user. (Learn more)
Moldova
The use, sale, and cultivation of cannabis for recreational or medical uses is illegal in Moldova at this time. (Learn more)
Monaco
It’s not legal to possess, sell, use, or grow marijuana in Monaco for both medical and recreational purposes. (Learn more)
Montenegro
The use, possession, and sale of Medical and recreational marijuana are both illegal in all forms in Montenegro. Cultivation is also illegal. (Learn more)
Netherlands
The situation in the Netherlands is a little more complex than with some of the other countries mentioned here. It is illegal to grow, however, the cultivation of up to 5 plants is unenforced (as long as it’s not for commercial use). (Learn more)
North Macedonia
While the use of medical marijuana is legal in North Macedonia, it is still illegal to grow for medical or recreational purposes. (Learn more) (Learn even more)
Norway
Medical cannabis has been legal in Norway with permission from a doctor since 2016. Growing cannabis is still illegal though. (Learn more)
Poland
Poland has legalized medical marijuana. Growing is illegal for any purpose (whether medical or recreational) however. (Learn more)
Portugal
All drugs have been decriminalized in Portugal. However, it’s still illegal to grow cannabis for any reason or purpose. (Learn more) (Learn even more)
Romania
Medical marijuana with very low THC levels is legal in Romania. Growing cannabis for any reason is illegal at this time, however. (Learn more)
Russia
Both medical and recreational marijuana are illegal to grow, consume, possess or sell in Russia. (Learn more)
San Marino
In San Merino, it’s illegal to grow, possess, use, or sell marijuana for recreational and medical purposes. (Learn more)
Serbia
Using, selling, owning, and growing cannabis for any reason is illegal in Serbia. (Learn more)
Slovakia
In Slovakia, it is illegal to grow, sell, own, and consume marijuana of any kind at this time. (Learn more)
Slovenia
While some products containing cannabinoids are legal for medical use in Slovenia, medical and recreational marijuana in flower form is still illegal. Growing for any purpose is illegal. (Learn more)
Spain
Cultivating cannabis for commercial use is illegal, but is permitted for personal use with some restrictions. (Learn more)
Sweden
It is illegal to grow, use, own, and sell cannabis in the country of Sweden at this time. (Learn more)
Switzerland
While recreational marijuana was decriminalized, and medical marijuana is legal, growing at home is still illegal in Switzerland. (Learn more) (Learn even more)
Turkey
Growing, using, selling, and possessing cannabis is currently illegal in Turkey. (Learn more)
Ukraine
While possessing small amounts of cannabis for personal use is decriminalized in Ukraine, medical marijuana is still completely illegal. The growing of cannabis for any reason is also illegal in Ukraine. (Learn more)
United Kingdom
Medical cannabis has been legalized for patients with very specific conditions. All other cannabis is still illegal in the U.K. however, as well as growing the plant for any reason. (Learn more)
Vatican City
Growing, using, owning, and selling cannabis is illegal in Vatican City at this time. (Learn more)
This is a list of European countries and their current laws on home-cultivation of marijuana. Please keep in mind, however, that laws are always changing. Be sure to keep an eye on your local legislature to be on the safe side. For those of you living in countries where growing at home is illegal, we say "don't lose hope!" As we mentioned, laws are always changing, and there is always the chance that the legal status of cannabis will change in your region.
