You can use marijuana on private property where the owner allows. Marijuana cannot be consumed in public places like stores, restaurants and parking lots, or at public gatherings such as concerts and events. Much like having an open container of alcohol in public, doing so could result in a civil infraction—like a ticket—but not arrest. You can certainly use marijuana in the privacy of your own home. Additionally, if smoking a cigarette isn’t allowed where you are (say, inside an apartment building, restaurant, public space or flammable chemical factory); smoking marijuana isn’t allowed there either.

Recreational purchases in Washington can be for up to an ounce of marijuana.

Anyone 21 and over with a valid passport or form of identification in Washington can enter a retail facility and legally purchase cannabis.

No. Only certain cities like Seattle and Spokane will sell recreational cannabis. Due to moratoriums and some local bans on dispensaries, it’s unlikely 334 shops will be open for business this year.

No, it is illegal to transport or possess marijuana in both airports as well as across state lines and international borders.

Under I-502, a single transaction is limited to one ounce of usable cannabis, sixteen ounces of cannabis- infused product in solid form, seven grams of cannabis-infused extract for inhalation, and seventy-two ounces of cannabis- infused product in liquid form.

Nope it’s against the law.