How to Get Weed in Stuttgart

Where to get weed in Stuttgart. Stuttgart is a large and prosperous city that more people should be aware of. You may expect the normal amenities found in German cities. Good beer, nice clubs, and a smattering of cannabis smokers in stuttgart. Although cannabis is not legal in Germany, if you read our weed guide to Stuttgart, you should have no trouble finding any.

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• 1 Cannabis laws in Germany
• 2 Getting Cannabis inStuttgart

Cannabis laws in Germany

When it comes to marijuana, the German drug legislation, or Betäubungsmittelgesetz as it is more often known, is relatively permissive. If you have a little amount of marijuana for personal use, you will just receive a warning or a fine. In the state of Stuttgart, anything less than 6 grams of cannabis is considered a trace quantity. You’re unlikely to have any difficulties with the cops if you have that much or less. If you smoke in a highly visible area, such as near a school or children, you may face higher penalties. Selling or growing marijuana may land you in a lot more trouble.

The legalisation of cannabis for medical use took place in 2017. It is therefore permitted to grow, sell and import cannabis for medical use in Germany.

Pursuant to the German Narcotics Act an authorisation is necessary for all forms of business. Furthermore, when medicinal cannabis is imported from outside the EU, an import authorisation pursuant to the German Medicinal Product Act is necessary. The cultivation is managed by means of tender process.

Patients can have access to medical cannabis in the form of dried blossoms or extracts only on prescription and only for serious illness, If: (i) a generally accepted standard therapy (a) does not exist, or (b) in particular cases does not apply according to the justified assessment of the treating physician, considering expected side effects and the disease status of the insured patient; or (ii) there is a reasonable possibility that the medical cannabis will have a positive effect on the disease process or on serious symptoms.

If these requirements are fulfilled, health insurers must reimburse the costs for cannabis therapy. Violation of the German Narcotics Act due to illegal cultivation, import, possession or promotion can be a crime and there is a risk of severe criminal sanctions.

As summarized in more detail below with respect to “Recreational use”, current legislative plans of the German government provide for the creation of a “Medical Cannabis Act” (“Medizinal-Cannabisgesetz”) which will transfer the provisions regarding medical cannabis to a separate Act.

Getting Cannabis in Stuttgart

Finding weed in Stuttgart is not very hard. Visit one of the parks, such as the Stadtpark or the Stadtgarten. The pleasant odor of cannabis is frequently experienced there. Simply approach people who are smoking and ask. The majority of the time, they will be laid-back and kind pupils. Tourists are sometimes taken advantage of, so expect to pay around 10 euros per gram. Examine the pot before you pay for it, because vendors usually put less weed than you paid for.