Adults over 21 can give each other an ounce of marijuana to smoke.

The District of Columbia has its own marijuana laws that are different from federal laws. It’s legal to grow up to an ounce of weed in your home, and the amount of weed you can possess is unlimited. However, you can’t share marijuana with other people. If you’re under 21, you can’t exchange marijuana for money, goods, or services. If you’re under 21 and found to have pot, you’ll likely be arrested, and the police will seize your bud. You will not be arrested if you’re under 21 but will have your ID confiscated.

The District of Columbia’s marijuana laws aren’t as strict as those in other states, but you should still know the law and abide by it. In DC, marijuana is legal for personal use, but you can’t buy or sell it. Adults over 21 can give each other an ounce of marijuana to smoke. It’s also illegal to sell pot to minors, but vendors can give you a free gram with another purchase. If you’re looking to buy weed, visit The Garden DC, which is Initiative 71-compliant and easy to get.

It’s illegal to smoke marijuana in public places and on federal property, but there are some exceptions. For example, you can’t buy more than two ounces at a time, and you can’t consume more than an ounce at a time. In addition, don’t try to get marijuana through back-alley dealers. You can find legal weed at The Garden DC, which are both Initiative 71-compliant and Initiative-compliant.