On 21 October the Division of Cannabis Regulation issued a variance, effective 12 November, so that a licensed cultivator may acquire plants, tissue culture, pollen and other genetic material of no more than 0.3 per cent total THC from outside the state's licensed cultivation system.[1] Plants under two inches above the root are presumed to meet that limit; taller plants need a test.[1] Marijuana sold in the state must still be grown in a Missouri-licensed facility.[1] Seeds from a plant over 0.3 per cent total THC count as marijuana even if the seed itself is low in THC, and taking those seeds from an unlicensed source is unlawful.[1] New material has to be entered in the tracking system on the day it arrives.[1]
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References
- MMJDaily — Missouri publishes new cannabis guidelines (23 October 2026)Reports the 21 October 2026 variance of the Division of Cannabis Regulation. The department's own page did not load.archived
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