State senate president: Don’t expect home growing marijuana to occur right now
Home-grow is a no-go for legal marijuana.
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Jan 19, 2022, 10:28 AM
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Updated 1,050 days ago
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392ds agoHome-grow is a no-go for legal marijuana.
State Senate President Nick Scutari says it will
hurt New Jersey’s marijuana industry and only contribute to the black market.
Scutari tells the CannaBusiness Association that
right now grow facilities are the main focus, before even thinking about home growers.
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