Let's start at the beginning. Is it legal to consume cannabis in Catalonia or the city of Barcelona? And in the Spanish state? At present, in Spain consumption, cultivation, possession and purchase are illegal, unless these acts occur in privacy and without profit. What does this mean? That, like everything in life, there are not only black and white, there are also gray areas that must be understood.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We know that if you have entered our article, it is because you are looking for answers. We, in this way, will try to be resolute and give you clear answers, but when the matter refers to\u00a0use and purchase of cannabis<\/strong>In the Spanish state and in the city of Barcelona the solution is not so simple. We explain it to you.<\/p>\n\n\n\n At present,\u00a0marijuana is not legal in Spain,<\/strong>\u00a0but self-cultivation of cannabis is allowed as long as it is done privately and is not intended for trafficking. In addition, and despite what is popularly known, the maximum number of plants that a grower can have is not clearly specified. This is how it is, and how diffuse the limits are:\u00a0self-consumption is not a punishable offense<\/strong>The judge may determine the cultivation of plants for individual consumption, or for profit. Each specific case is a different case to be studied.<\/p>\n\n\n\n However, until the entry of the popularly known as the \"Gag Law\".<\/a>In the United States, the use and possession of cannabis was governed by the Public Safety Act of 1992<\/strong>. With the \"new\" law, it is considered a serious crime to have marijuana plants visible from the street, even if it is for self-consumption. What is left, then? Our answer (and solution) is, again, the same: Cannabis Social Clubs (CSC).<\/p>\n\n\n\n