Any flowers and seeds yielded from cannabis plants grown in Thai homes must be sent to state medical facilities as they remain in the country’s criminal code due to their high levels of psychoactive compounds. Photo: Reuters
Thai families can grow six pots of cannabis each as rules eased
- Households may form communities to grow marijuana for supplying to public hospitals and state facilities, or for making food and cosmetic products
- While Thailand became the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise medical marijuana in 2018, its use for recreational purposes is still banned
Any flowers and seeds yielded from cannabis plants grown in Thai homes must be sent to state medical facilities as they remain in the country’s criminal code due to their high levels of psychoactive compounds. Photo: Reuters
