Is Delta-8 legal in Minnesota?

Delta-8 THC is restricted in Minnesota. HF 100 legalized cannabis and simultaneously banned unregulated hemp-derived THC. Hemp-derived intoxicating products must now go through the state's licensed cannabis system.

What is the age limit for hemp products in Minnesota?

The minimum age to purchase hemp products in Minnesota is 21.

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Hemp Laws in Minnesota

Last updated: April 1, 2026

CBD in Minnesota

Current legal status

✅Legal

CBD from hemp is legal in Minnesota. Non-intoxicating hemp products remain available in general retail outside the cannabis licensing system.

Statute: Minnesota Statutes 18K (Industrial Hemp Development Act)

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All Compounds in Minnesota

Compound	Status	Details
Delta-8 THC	⚠️Restricted	Delta-8 THC is restricted in Minnesota. HF 100 legalized cannabis and simultaneously banned unregulated hemp-derived THC. Hemp-derived intoxicating products must now go through the state's licensed cannabis system.
Delta-9 THC (Hemp)	⚠️Restricted	Hemp-derived delta-9 THC products are regulated in Minnesota. Prior to HF 100, low-dose hemp THC edibles were legal. Now all THC products must be sold through the licensed cannabis system.
CBD	✅Legal	CBD from hemp is legal in Minnesota. Non-intoxicating hemp products remain available in general retail outside the cannabis licensing system.
THCA	⚠️Restricted	THCA is restricted under HF 100. Hemp-derived products containing THCA must go through the licensed cannabis system.
HHC	⚠️Restricted	HHC is restricted in Minnesota under HF 100's prohibition on unregulated intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids.
Delta-10 THC	⚠️Restricted	Delta-10 THC is restricted in Minnesota under HF 100. Must be sold through the licensed cannabis system.
THC-O	❌Banned	THC-O is banned in Minnesota both as a synthetic cannabinoid under federal law and under the state's cannabis regulatory framework.
THCP	🔶Gray Area	THCP has no specific legislation in Minnesota. It would likely be regulated under HF 100 if classified as an intoxicating cannabinoid.

By Product Type

Gummies / Edibles⚠️Restricted

Vapes / Cartridges⚠️Restricted

Hemp Flower⚠️Restricted

Tinctures / Oils✅Legal

Topicals / Creams✅Legal

Beverages / Drinks⚠️Restricted

Age Requirement

21+

Shipping Into MN

⚠️Restricted

Shipping Out of MN

⚠️Restricted

2026 Federal Law Impact on Minnesota

Minnesota has already transitioned to a regulated cannabis model that incorporates hemp-derived THC. Federal changes would supplement rather than replace the state's existing framework.

Full federal ban details →

Note: Minnesota made headlines in 2022 when it inadvertently legalized low-dose hemp-derived THC edibles. HF 100 subsequently legalized full adult-use cannabis and brought all intoxicating hemp-derived products under the licensed cannabis regulatory system. The Office of Cannabis Management oversees the transition.

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