Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Annapolis

Maryland's locator lists two Annapolis dispensaries, Goldleaf and Thrive, while Verdex's register carries one. What changed since Question 4 and the gap.

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Sellers listed: 1
License verified: 1
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Maryland

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Maryland Cannabis Administration (MCA).

Legal status
Adult use legal since July 1, 2023; medical program continues
Minimum age
21 for adult use with government photo ID; medical patients 18+ (minors with a parent/guardian caregiver)
Purchase and possession
Personal-use amount: 1.5 oz flower, 12 g concentrate, or products up to 750 mg THC; over that and up to 2.5 oz is a civil offense
Home grow
2 plants per household out of public view (21+); registered patients may grow 2 more, max 4 per residence
Public use
Smoking cannabis prohibited in any public place and in vehicles; no possession on federal property
Taxes
12% sales tax on adult-use cannabis since July 1, 2025 (previously 9%)
Medical card
Register via Maryland OneStop, obtain provider certification; physical ID card $25 (printable copy free)
Delivery
Standard dispensaries may deliver medical cannabis through June 30, 2027 (HB 622, 2026); some stores advertise adult-use delivery in select counties
Out-of-state visitors
Adults 21+ with valid ID may buy; carrying cannabis across state lines is illegal

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

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How it works

How cannabis is sold in Annapolis

Maryland's dispensary locator lists two Annapolis stores, Goldleaf on West Street and Thrive Dispensary on Generals Highway, and Verdex's own register carries only the first.

State locator: 2 stores with Annapolis addresses
Verdex register: 1, Goldleaf at 2029 West Street
Second store: Thrive Dispensary, 2061 Generals Highway
Residents: 40,812 in the 2020 count

Why is Thrive missing from our list?

That is a gap on our side, not a sign the store is unlicensed, and it is why this page quotes the state locator for the count. Nothing we opened states a city-level cap or a local zoning rule for Annapolis, and we found no Annapolis-specific decision from 2025 or 2026, so none is claimed here.

What does being the capital add?

Annapolis is Maryland's capital and the seat of Anne Arundel County. The U.S. Naval Academy, founded in 1845, sits in town, and it is federal property where cannabis stays illegal. St. John's College dates to 1696. For a visitor, that means two licensed stores sit within a short drive of ground where a purchase receipt is no defence. Limits that apply across Maryland are on its state page.