Germany made history on April 1st, 2024 when it became the largest nation to implement provisions of a national adult-use legalization measure. Starting in April, adults in Germany can legally cultivate, possess, and consume cannabis. Social cannabis clubs are set to launch in July, and regional adult-use cannabis commerce pilot trials are expected to launch by the end of the year.
Personal cannabis cultivation is already proving to be very popular with adult consumers in Germany, as reflected by a recent YouGov poll which found that 7% of poll participants indicated that they had already purchased cannabis clones or seeds since legalization took effect.
Commercial sales of cannabis clones and seeds were legalized in Germany as part of the nation's new cannabis law (CanG). In addition to the 7% of poll participants indicating that they had already purchased cannabis clones or seeds, another 11% of poll participants responded that they plan to purchase cannabis clones or seeds in the future.
When the results are filtered by age, 14% of poll participants aged 18-34 indicated that they had already purchased cannabis clones or seeds. Only 2% of German adults over 55 who participated in the YouGov poll indicated that they had already purchased cannabis clones or seeds.
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