Ohio Cannabis DirectoryPractical starting points for people using Ohio’s cannabis resources. Pick a need, see who serves it, and follow the source to take the next step.
Reviewed October 9, 2026. These are referral routes, not a complete local provider list. Seed catalogs are not endorsements or guarantees of lawful delivery. Confirm current eligibility, availability and requirements with the provider.
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Ohio’s official starting point for licensed dispensary locations. Choose “Dispensary Map” or “Dispensaries” on the state page. Check the license type, hours and current menu before traveling.
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State guidance and location lookup for patients and caregivers. Confirm that the location serves medical patients.
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Compare 11 supplier entries by Ohio connection, Michigan location, reviewed seed types and published shipping evidence. Includes 10 seed providers and one Ohio grow-supply / retailer lead.
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Ohio-based seed company with regular and feminized seed catalogs. Published contact: (740) 272-2349; dutchwilsonseeds@yahoo.com. Catalog reviewed; current stock and delivery eligibility must be confirmed with the seller.
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Seed catalog identifying Humboldt Seed Company, including feminized options. National supplier; an Ohio storefront or Ohio delivery guarantee has not been verified.
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Search existing organizations for cultivation services and equipment. Use your city or county as an additional search term; service areas are descriptive, not measured distances.
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Start the Ohio expungement & record-sealing guide →
Choose a route, check waiting periods and fees, gather documents, and prepare for the court process. Reviewed October 18, 2026.
Statewide explanation of sealing, expungement and legal-aid options. Start here to identify the right assistance for your county.
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A guided record-sealing interview that produces next steps. Have your court names, case numbers and charge details ready. This general tool is separate from the marijuana-specific statute below.
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Currently serves Franklin County residents seeking help with Ohio records. Legal assistance is free; filing fees may apply. Services outside Franklin County are paused.
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Effective March 20, 2026. Covers specified marijuana/hashish possession cases from before that date, including certain dismissed cases. Apply to the sentencing court with case information and evidence of the covered offense. Relief requires a court process; it is not automatic. The statute sets a $50 application fee unless indigent.
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Free legal support and record-clearing help for eligible cases, with record reviews, help with paperwork and court filings, and help toward eligible fees. Run with the Hamilton County Public Defender's Office, the Ohio Justice Bus and the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Help Center. Watch the page for the next clinic date.
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Free civil legal help for people with low incomes, veterans and seniors in 36 southeast and central Ohio counties, including free "Fresh Start" record-sealing and expungement clinics that screen eligibility and help with paperwork. Income limits apply.
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Free civil legal help in Northeast Ohio, including help checking eligibility for record sealing and Certificates of Qualification for Employment. Call 888-817-3777. Income limits apply.
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Free civil legal help in central northeast Ohio. Its staff attorneys give record-sealing and expungement presentations, and it publishes a general sealing application form. Call the HelpLine at 800-998-9454. Income limits apply.
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Official steps for obtaining a recommendation, registering and purchasing medical cannabis. Bring an active registry card, active recommendation and government-issued ID when purchasing.
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For registry questions, the state publishes 1-833-464-6627 and MMCPRegistry@com.ohio.gov. Choose patient and caregiver resources on the DCC page.
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Only an Ohio physician holding an active certificate to recommend (CTR) from the State Medical Board of Ohio can recommend medical marijuana. The board's CTR search finds certified physicians by practice location. Questions: medicalmarijuana@med.ohio.gov.
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Step 2 of the state's patient guide: after a certified physician submits your recommendation, register and activate your Patient & Caregiver Registry card before buying from a licensed dispensary.
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Patient-focused cannabis education, reporting and events for Ohio medical patients, including the Women's Cannabis & Wellness Expo.
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Ohio veterans' group helping veterans learn about and access medical cannabis. Reach it through its Facebook page.
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Free one-on-one cannabinoid education and care-specialist support by phone and email, open to Ohio residents. Education only, not medical advice.
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Columbus-founded nonprofit offering medical cannabis education seminars, webinars with medical experts and patient networking events.
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Adults 21+ may grow up to six plants per person, with no more than twelve at one residence. Grow at your primary residence in a secured enclosed area, inaccessible to people under 21 and not visible from public space. Rental prohibitions and other residence restrictions apply. The section prohibits selling homegrown marijuana, hydrocarbon extraction and public consumption.
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Read the current law for possession, transport, purchase, patient and other requirements. Home-growing permission does not answer every possession or transport question.
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The official hub links the Ohio Cannabis FAQ, current rules and patient guidance. Use current state sources when an older online summary conflicts.
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Ohio-focused community resource for cannabis patients, caregivers and industry connections.
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Search the full business and nonprofit directory by need, organization, city or service area.
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Explore the existing source-documented relationships between organizations.
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Ohio nonprofit for cannabis consumer advocacy, public education and social equity; has taken part in the Ohio Cannabis Expo and a Statehouse lobby day.
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Veteran- and Black-led Ohio community nonprofit; hosted the April 2026 Central Ohio Cannabis Social Equity Forum.
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Patient-focused cannabis education, reporting, events and advocacy project for Ohio patients.
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Ohio veteran cannabis-advocacy group. Reach it through its Facebook page; no public email or phone was found.
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Ohio nonprofit that organizes and supports local cannabis-decriminalization ballot initiatives.
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Historical and educational cannabis museum in Athens, Ohio.
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Ohio's trade association for licensed cultivators, processors, dispensaries and testing labs; membership information on its site.
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Ohio cannabis trade and advocacy association with published phone routes.
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Ohio hemp trade and advocacy association with current policy activity and public action resources.
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Ohio cannabis chamber of commerce; connected with the Ohio Cannabis Expo.
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The campaign committee behind Ohio's 2023 adult-use initiative (Issue 2), still active in 2026 cannabis-policy debate.
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