Luxembourg Makes Marijuana Growing Legal

Known as cannabis or weed in Turkey, marijuana can be purchased from certain sales points in many countries in Europe. In fact, marijuana products are sold in the Netherlands. ‘coffee shops’ and there is a culture that has emerged in these shops. However, a European country recently made a ‘first’ decision on marijuana.

Luxembourg, a small country halfway between Germany, Belgium and France; both the use of the cannabis (hemp) plant and to lift bans on breeding getting ready. The reason why this is considered a first is that cultivation is not free in other countries where use is free.

Unreliable, illegal sales will be prevented:

In Luxembourg, public institutions’ plans to legalize the possession and cultivation of marijuana are heralded by the imminent arrival of a new law. Justice and security ministers presented the bill to legalize it last Friday. Parliament for the adoption of the proposal. majority of votes required, but this is thought to be easily achieved.

With the new law, citizens aged 18 and over can stay at home. Able to grow up to 4 cannabis plants. However, amounts over 4, which indicate uncontrolled and illegal trade, will be penalized. It will be allowed to carry a maximum of 3 grams of marijuana in the public area. If this is not complied with, the carrier will be fined from 25 euros to 500 euros. It will also be free for people to sell cannabis seeds in their own gardens.

Justice Minister Sam Tamson used the following statements in his statements regarding the law: “The idea is not to put a consumer in an illegal position for consuming cannabis and to prevent the illegal production, transportation and sale that causes many problems. We want to do everything we can to get further and further away from the black market.”