Is Hemp-Derived Delta-9 THC Legal in Minnesota?
May 22, 2026
Hemp-derived delta-9 THC is legal in Minnesota as a Lower-Potency Hemp Edible: 5 mg/serving, 50 mg/package, 10 mg per beverage, age 21+.
Hemp-derived delta-9 THC is legal in Minnesota as a Lower-Potency Hemp Edible: 5 mg/serving, 50 mg/package, 10 mg per beverage, age 21+.
Last reviewed: May 20, 2026
Yes, with strict limits. Minnesota legalized hemp-derived delta-9 THC edibles in 2022 and now regulates them as Lower-Potency Hemp Edibles (LPHE) under Minn. Stat. ch. 342, administered by the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). Finished products are capped at 5 mg total THC per serving and 50 mg per package, beverages at 10 mg per container, with mandatory age-21 verification. The 2026 Cannabis Omnibus (SF 4401) repealed the original §151.72 framework and centralized hemp-derived cannabinoid oversight under OCM.
Legal
Minn. Stat. ch. 342 (Cannabis Act); SF 4401 (2026); former Minn. Stat. §151.72 (repealed 2026); Office of Cannabis Management LPHE licensing
Hemp delta-9 LPHE edibles: 5 mg/serving, 50 mg/package. Beverages: 10 mg/container. Age 21+. CBD/CBG/CBN/CBC raised to 100 mg/serving.
Yes
