If is difficult to quantify the size of the unregulated market for Cannabis in SA, but all the transactions are there. It has been there for hundreds of years. The network of growers, buyers and sellers is really complex and has survived 100 years of prohibition. Since the 2018 ConCourt judgement, a lot more South
People start using cannabis for a number of reasons. The four platforms of Cannabis are Responsible Adult Use, Industrial Use, Traditional Use and Medicine. Mostly, people start using Cannabis as an act of rebellion or anti establishment, or as a way to irritate their parents. Most teens experiment with cannabis but we believe the majority
We have a grow section on our weekly #Hotboxshow. It is called Growing With My Buds. There are also many resources available online that can provide you with all of the information you require. Google is your friend.
Industrial Cannabis (aka Hemp) is as illegal as recreational Cannabis. This is due to the fact that it is the same plant that is selectively bred for certain specific traits (oil, fibre). South Africa’s Cannabis laws do not distinguish between Cannabis (Dagga) or Cannabis (Hemp) used for industrial purposes (food, fuel, fibre, etc). There have
The confusing answer is yes and no. It is legal to possess cannabis, including seeds, for personal adult use. It is also legal to grow your own cannabis. Although the amounts that constitute personal use are yet to be defined. And all trade of any part of the plant remains strictly prohibited. This has resulted
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How much do you need? How much do you actually need? What is enough? We explained everything here.
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Cannabidiol (CBD) is listed as a Schedule 4 substance. Exemption that existed for certain products expired in May 2020. Read more on our blog here and also this article by the Traditional and Natural Health Alliance. The latest developments are explained by Schindlers attorneys as well as on episode 134 of the Hotboxshow.
Yes you can! But you must know your rights and before you plant, read more here Also see this article about your legal rights to grow.
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