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37,568 people were registered as p; <br />fhttns://www.health.statesnn.uslpg5lpielranDabis/].in Minnesota, according to the <br />Department of health. Smokeable marijuana and infused gU *.Q2Iy recent;y_joined <br />oils "allowed uses fhttns://www.startribune ooM(lDedical-cannabis-patients-weicome- <br />broader-recreadoneI-) h2:edible-opjions-in-minnesota/600188990/). <br />Terpenes —The characteristic dank or skunky smell of cannabis buds is due to the <br />presence of terpenes: These are molecules made of carbon and hydrogen found in a <br />variety of plants but have high concentrations in cannabis and its cousin, hops. Different <br />varieties of terpenes impart different: flavors and aromas — pine, citrus, diesel — though <br />research hU tbmwn water on the idea <br />ifi4317sa//www.frontlersin.ore/articles/1033a9-g ar,2020,00359/fuilZthat cannabis <br />terpenes affect the high caused by THC. <br />Minnesota law <br />On THQ Food. and drink with up to 5 milligrams of hemp -derived THC per serving — <br />and.SO .mg per package — are legal for those 21 and older to purchase. No other products <br />with THC above 03% are legal in the state, including vapes and smokeable flower, <br />outside the medical program. <br />Legal THC products must be in child -proof packaging, be clearly labeled with dosage <br />and content warnings and contain information on who manufac=ed the product and <br />test results -- or a QR code that links to that data. The Minnesota Board of Pharmacy <br />oversees THGinfused edibles and drinks. <br />fops;//mn.govlboardslyjnubIiclhempiPlu �tsipZ <br />On C3.D: Lille with THC products hiinaesota law now restricts sales of CBD. and any <br />cannabinoid "extracted or otherwise derived from hemp" to. those 21 and alder. Products <br />must also bear a disclaimer stating it "does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent <br />any disease and has :notbeen evaluated or approved by the United States Food. and Drug <br />Administration unless the.product has been so approved." <br />Federal law <br />Marijuana —cannabis with more.than.a 03%.00ncentration of delta-9 THC —remains a <br />Schedule I drug.under federal law and its possession, sale and cultivation is a c =e. <br />Rules around banEdng, credit card processing and income taxes can all poseproblems <br />for cannabis -based businesses as a result. <br />The possession, sale and cultivation of hemp — cannabis with less than 03% delta-9 <br />THC — has been federally legal since 2018. Some states have different rules regarding <br />extracts like delta-8 THC. <br />Medical marijuana has.some.federal.protections. Every year since 2014, a budget <br />amendment has passed dW preveM the•U.S..justice Department from spending money <br />to go after states with nxA.1cal marljttanaprograms. <br />