5 Countries Stoners Czech Republic
Jamaica
Should Know About So the deal here is that if you fancy smokin’ Sales and possession of cannabis in Ja-
Uruguay
Uruguay might become the new Netherlands. A new law sets to legalise growing
up to six plants at home, Become a member of a ‘Growing Club’ and you could
grow up to 99 plants annually. However,
this law has not been approved yet so
stoners hold your horses, sit back, relax
and light one up in the Netherlands.
Portugal
Technically it is illegal to sell and grow any
‘Wacky Tabacky’ in Portugal. However, it’s
totally cool if you’re casually carrying 25g
with you. However, if you’re caught with
anything other than ‘BOOM’ then you’re
likely to be told THAT you’re sick and
chucked into rehab. So…Cuidado!
da herb you can probably get away with
it, growing up to 5 plants is known to be
tolerated. Just don’t make a big scene or
offend anyone because technically it is still
illegal and the Czech cops might not be
too understanding.
North Korea
Let me shock you. Cannabis in any shape,
quantity or form is completely legal here.
Koreans don’t even classify it as a drug.
Drugs aside, I wouldn’t get too keen to visit this country. It’s not exactly known to be
the friendliest place on earth… yo know
maica is illegal. I know, I was surprised
too. However due to a wide cultural acceptance, Jamaicans are
known to grow, produce and
sell ‘Skunk Blud’. It is not
common to get into any
trouble for doing
so looks like the
police tend to
turn a blfind
eye.
prison camps and that…
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