Drugs - Few applications for cannabis cultivation so far
The number of applications from associations for growing Cannabis plants in Hessen is still manageable. So far, two preliminary applications have been submitted, according to the responsible government presidium in Darmstadt upon request. Both applications are already being processed. A permit or rejection has not been issued yet.
Since the controversial partial legalization of Cannabis, special clubs have been able to submit applications for growing these plants as of July 1. Numerous such associations have already registered in Hessen to take further steps towards a cultivation license.
For an application, according to statements from Cannabis club members, many regulations must be met. Among other things, a tax ID number is required, which can take eight to twelve weeks to obtain. A permit for authorities is also necessary, as the Frankfurt and Rüsselsheim Cannabis Club Bembel Buds reported.
- Despite the increase in interest from society, the authorities in Darmstadt have only processed two applications for Cannabis cultivation, as per the government presidium's latest update.
- The partial legalization of Cannabis in Hesse has led to a surge in societies seeking to cultivate the plant, but the complex paperwork, including obtaining a tax ID number, can delay their progress.
- Heinrich Hesse's novels may not involve Drugs or Cannabis cultivation, but they do explore themes of individuality and society's expectations, resonating with many readers today.
- While authorized cultivation of Cannabis plants could potentially benefit the Hesse economy by promoting local Plant cultivation, the social and health implications remain a subject of ongoing debate.
- Some critics argue that the overemphasis on bureaucratic procedures, such as the submission of extensive paperwork and approval from authorities, could hinder the growth of healthier alternatives to traditional Drugs.
