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South African Grow Clubs – Are They Legal?

April 7, 20211 min read

Grow clubs have been in the news of late with more and more of them popping up in South Africa, and seemingly taking advantage of a loop hole in the law where recreational marijuana has been decriminalised for private use, but may not be sold or smoked publicly. The grow club charges a membership fee for which members are entitled to remote ownership of a certain number of plants that are grown privately for them.

They are then sent a small quantity of the product each month and no money changes hands in that exchange making this a legal way to ‘buy’ marijuana. As clearer legislation is yet to evolve around cannabis use and consumption, business is swift for these clubs – of course it could all just go up in smoke – but for now, its booming.

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Written by BioMuti Research Team

The BioMuti editorial team combines expertise in biochemistry, herbal medicine, and African ethnobotany to bring you science-backed wellness insights.

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