Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Flushing

Flushing's licensed dispensaries line Northern Boulevard, Roosevelt Avenue and Union Turnpike. A street-by-street table of the 10 listed shops.

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Sellers listed: 10
License verified: 10
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in New York

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Office of Cannabis Management (OCM).

Minimum age
21
Possession
Up to 3 oz of flower or 24 g of concentrate; up to 5 lb stored securely at home
Home grow
3 mature + 3 immature plants per adult; max 6 + 6 per household
Taxes
Retail taxes totaling 13%; 9% distributor tax (rates effective June 1, 2024); exempt from sales tax
Delivery
Offered by many OCM-licensed dispensaries; the MRTA also created delivery licenses
Verify
Match the store to OCM's license dataset or dispensary verification tool

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 Flushing

Corridor	Register addresses	What to know
Northern Boulevard	134-24 (Gaea's Garden), 162-20 (Canna Blooms)	The long east-west road through the neighbourhood
Roosevelt Avenue	136-15 (Flushing Cannabis CO)	Steps from the Main Street 7 terminus
Union Turnpike	146-01 (Just a Little Higher Kew Gardens), 168-06 (Magic Tree Cannabis Company Corporation)	Kew Gardens Hills and Fresh Meadows side
29th Avenue and Whitestone Expwy	161-05 (Beast Coast Group LLC), 133-36 (House of Strains II)	North Flushing
Myrtle Avenue	59-06 (Golden Buds)	Ridgewood, not Flushing; a filing quirk in the list

The school-distance trap

New York requires a store to sit at least 500 feet from a school, and the Queens Chronicle reported that many legal shops in the borough might have to relocate after distances were re-measured. That risk is highest on dense Northern Boulevard and Union Turnpike blocks. The register gives street numbers without the Queens hyphen; the table restores it so you can find the right door.

State law is summarised in the New York rules. The licensed-versus-smoke-shop guide shows how to check a licence on the state list.