Detroit, MI Weed Dispensaries

Yes, both recreational and medical cannabis are legal in Detroit, Michigan. Adults 21 and older can purchase recreational marijuana from licensed dispensaries. Michigan has been a leader in the Midwest since legalizing in 2018.

Adults 21+ can legally possess up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis in public, including up to 15 grams of concentrate. At home, you can possess up to 10 ounces of flower and any amount grown from your legal home plants.

Michigan law is very generous, allowing adults 21 and older to grow up to 12 plants per household for personal use, provided they are kept in a secure, enclosed space and not visible to the public.

Recreational cannabis in Michigan is subject to a 10% retail excise tax plus the 6% state sales tax. Note that as of January 1, 2026, a new 24% wholesale excise tax also applies at the transfer level, which may impact retail pricing.

No, public consumption is illegal. This includes parks, sidewalks, and streets. Consumption is only allowed on private property with the owner's consent. Some licensed designated consumption areas may be available if approved by the city.

Most Detroit dispensaries prefer cash due to federal banking rules, but many have on-site ATMs and some accept debit cards via point-of-banking systems or apps like CanPay.