Oregon has grown cannabis at every scale since before legalization was a word, and its four-plant household right keeps the home tradition alive inside a market famous for oversupply. Shipped cuts matter here for selection, not necessity: the state's own genetics circulate, but the specific verified cut still arrives by mail.
Boxes reach Portland, Eugene, Medford and the rest of Oregon as tracked nursery stock. Orders ship from the nursery in up to 2 weeks, tracked door to door. Every cut ships as a fully rooted clone, 8-12" tall. Order mid-April west of the Cascades; May in the high desert, which is the timing that keeps an arriving clone from waiting indoors or meeting a frost.
| Status | Adult use since 2015 |
|---|---|
| Possession | 1 oz in public; up to 8 oz at home |
| Home grow | 4 plants per household |
| Retail | Licensed retail stores |
| Statute | ORS Ch. 475C (Measure 91, 2014) |
| Order by | Order mid-April west of the Cascades; May in the high desert |
Adults 21 and over may grow 4 plants per household, out of public view. The cap is per household, not per adult.
Oregon is two climates wearing one postcode system. West of the Cascades, plant mid-May and pick cuts that finish before the October rains return; the Willamette fall is beautiful and wet. The southern valleys around Medford run hotter and drier, the state's true outdoor country. East of the mountains is high desert with real frost on both ends. The picks below favor the west-side majority; Medford growers can afford more ambition.
Computed for OR
Eight cuts scored against this state's season using the worst case of each flowering range, favoring frost-beating finishers.
Yes. Clones ship to Oregon as tracked nursery stock, rooted 8-12" and dispatched within the up-to-2-week window, reaching Portland, Eugene and the rest of the state. Whether you may then legally grow them is the separate question answered below.
Adults 21 and over may grow 4 plants per household, out of public view. The cap is per household, not per adult.
Order mid-April west of the Cascades; May in the high desert. Count backwards from planting: up to 2 weeks to root and ship, a few days in transit, then about a week of hardening off, roughly three weeks from click to soil.
The manifest computes Honey Dew, Skunk Kush and Weave Match #2 at the top for Oregon, scoring every cut's worst-case flowering window against the state's real season. All eight picks are listed on this page.