07/15/2020
As of July 13, medical ma*****na and adult-use cannabis cultivators were licensed to grow 511,500 plants, according to media reports of data released by the state’s Ma*****na Regulatory Agency. That’s an increase of 20% from June 1, when licenses to grow 426,000 cannabis plants were active in the state.
The number of licensed plants does not include plants less than eight inches tall, meaning that the total number of cannabis plants actually being grown by regulated operations in Michigan is substantially higher. The figure includes licenses for small cultivation facilities growing as many as 500 plants and large operations that have combined several licenses, allowing them to grow tens of thousands of plants at a time.
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