Expand Connecticut state profile: cultivation table, recreational section, citations · Changelog

Countries and states 1 file

Connecticut countries/us/ct.yaml

segments › cultivation

~~Six plants per adult (three mature), twelve per household. Going over brings a written warning first.~~

segments › enforcement

Nothing within the limits; small overages are warnings or civil fines.[@1,2]

segments › sharing

Adults may give cannabis to other adults within the possession limit.[@1]

segments › access

Licensed shops since January 2023. From 1 October 2026 the 70% THC cap on concentrates is gone and the potency-based tax is replaced by a flat rate.[@3,6]

sources

NORML — Connecticut laws and penalties Wikipedia — Cannabis in Connecticut 4 unchanged

segments › cultivation › text

Six plants per adult (three mature), twelve per household. Going over brings a written warning first.[@5]

segments › cultivation › currency

USD

segments › cultivation › penalties

upto 6 plants · treatment legal · note Three mature; twelve per household, label Over the plant count · treatment tolerated · note Written warning for a first offence; later offences bring fines and then jail

context › recreational › text

Senate Bill 1201 (June 2021) legalised adult use; the first licensed shops opened on 10 January 2023.[@6]

context › recreational › sources

Code, design and documents 1 file

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-## ct — pending
+## ct (Connecticut) — committed
+- Cultivation table (6/household-12 legal; over-count tolerated with warning first, then fines
+  and jail; NORML-verified), cites on enforcement/sharing, access dated and cited (Jan 2023,
+  Oct 2026 tax/concentrate changes), new `recreational` (SB 1201 June 2021, shops 10 Jan 2023
+  via verified Wikipedia article).
+- Possession pinned by test, untouched. No CT history entries, no culture subject — noted.
+- Audit 0/0; review page verified.
+
 ## ut — pending