Washington has been legal since 2012 and still bars recreational home growing, the only long-standing adult-use state that does. Only registered medical patients may cultivate, so the shipping story here has a narrow but real audience.
Nurseries ship rooted clones to Washington addresses the way they ship anywhere, as tracked nursery stock under the 0.3% THC vegetative threshold. That is a delivery fact and not a permission slip: cultivation is what Washington restricts, and the legality section above is the part that governs what you may do once the box is open. Orders ship from the nursery in up to 2 weeks, tracked door to door.
| Status | Adult use since 2012 |
|---|---|
| Possession | 1 oz flower, 7 g concentrate |
| Home grow | Not permitted (medical patients only) |
| Retail | Licensed retail stores |
| Statute | RCW 69.50 (Initiative 502, 2012) |
| Order by | Registered patients only; patients order in April west of the Cascades |
Qualifying patients west of the Cascades race October rain and should receive by late April; the Puget Sound autumn makes early-finishing, rot-shrugging cuts nearly mandatory outdoors. East of the mountains, Spokane's dry continental summer is far friendlier. Everyone else in the state is a watcher; Olympia sees home-grow bills most sessions and has passed none.
Computed for WA
Eight cuts scored against this state's season using the worst case of each flowering range, sized for indoor tents.
Yes. Clones ship to Washington as tracked nursery stock, rooted 8-12" and dispatched within the up-to-2-week window, reaching Seattle, Spokane and the rest of the state. Whether you may then legally grow them is the separate question answered below.
Recreational home cultivation is NOT permitted in Washington. Registered medical patients may grow per their authorization, typically up to 6 plants. Possession is legal; unauthorized growing is not.
Registered patients only; patients order in April west of the Cascades. 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 Washington, scoring every cut's worst-case flowering window against the state's real season. All eight picks are listed on this page.