Marijuana Laws
As recorded December 15, 2025 · not verified as current law. Tennessee law
Cannabis laws in Pulaski follow Tennessee’s state law. City-level policy rarely changes cannabis legality; jurisdiction law determines legal risk.
Recreational cannabis is illegal. Medical use is restricted to low-THC products for qualifying conditions. Possession of marijuana carries legal risk. Some hemp-derived products may be sold under separate rules, but that does not mean marijuana is legal, and legality can depend on product content and labeling.
Quick facts
- Recreational: Illegal
- Medical: CBD/low-THC only
- Possession: Illegal
- Buying/Selling: Illegal
- Tourists: Subject to state laws
Practical guidance
Avoid cross-border transport of cannabis products.
Do not assume informal tolerance equals legality.
Legislative Background
Tennessee maintains strict prohibitions on recreational cannabis, which remains illegal. A very limited low-THC/CBD program exists for patients with specific intractable conditions (such as epilepsy), but no dispensaries or broader medical framework is in place. Possession of any amount is criminalized, with penalties ranging from misdemeanors to felonies depending on quantity.
Law Enforcement
Smoking while riding around could lead to a bust. Hotels and apartments felt less likely to draw police attention.
Where to Buy Marijuana
The crowd around McDonald’s and Walmart often knew someone locally.
Marijuana Prices
- Dime bag: about 2 g
- Twenty sack: about 4 g
- ¼ oz: US$30–45 for around 7–7.5 g
- ½ oz: US$40–60
- 1 oz: US$60–120, depending on the strain
Types of Marijuana
Regs and mids were the standards, with some dro and Widow. Kush was rumored, but the account doesn’t confirm it.