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Love marijuana? You can now legally smoke, grow it in THIS country

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Marijuana

Germans now have the legal freedom to use marijuana recreationally, marking a significant shift in the country's drug policy as of April.

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Rule from April 1

The new law states that beginning in April, youths over the age of 18 can possess up to 25g of cannabis in public.

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Rule from April 1

Adults can grow three plants per household and between 7:00 to 20:00, people cannot smoke in pedestrian zones near schools, sports facilities, and other public places.

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Rule from July 1

Growers associations or "social clubs" can have up to 500 members. Members must be above 18 and reside in Germany.

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Rule from July 1

The clubs can grow and distribute the substance on a non-profit basis. Consumption of the medication on-site will be prohibited.

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German Health Minister's say on this rule

German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach said the law's passage as a big success, promoting careful cannabis usage and expressing hope that it signals the end of the criminal market.

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