Texas Rules
Texas Rules, Today and Proposed
Where Texas law stands today, and what proposed bills would change.
What is legal in Texas today, and what may change.
We want every homeowner to know exactly where the law stands. Here is a plain-language summary as of November 2026.
Legal Today
- Home cultivation of cannabis is not legal in Texas. This applies to everyone, including patients.
- Texas Compassionate Use Program: registered patients with qualifying conditions may buy low-THC medical cannabis from state-licensed dispensing organizations. Patients may not grow their own.
- Hemp: growing hemp in Texas requires a license from the Texas Department of Agriculture, a registered growing location, and a crop permit. There is no home or hobby exemption.
- What we build today: climate-controlled rooms for lawful uses, rooms for licensed growers, and rooms planned so they are ready if the law changes.
Proposed, Not Current Law
Bills filed for the 2027 Texas legislative session (House Bill 369 and Senate Bill 237) would, if passed and signed, allow:
- Adults 21 and older
- Up to 12 plants per home, no matter how many adults live there
- Plants kept in an enclosed, locked location not visible from a public place
- Property owners and landlords could still prohibit growing on their property
The earliest these proposals could take effect is September 1, 2027, and only if they pass the Legislature and are signed into law. They may change or may not pass at all.
We follow the law as it is today and will update this page as things change. Get the free guide for the full details.
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