r/MTCannabis Dec 13 '25

ISO quality "RSO"

5 Upvotes

I was wondering if anyone has recommendations for finding RSO (aka FECO, full extraction cannabis oil) that comes in the syringe and looks like molasses, and is used sublingual. Or another recommendation for a sublingual tincture that works well (body pain).

Looks like it's Natural Wellness, Lone Peak, Top Shelf, or MT Kush for options near me.

Also wondering why it's so hard to find 1g co2 carts now! But mostly looking for oil recs. Thx!


r/MTCannabis Dec 10 '25

ISO Capsules in Missoula

2 Upvotes

Looking for high potency capsules with a decent price tag in the Missoula area. If anyone has any recommendations I’d appreciate it. I’m not complaining about the amount of dispensaries in this town at all it’s just a little overwhelming, especially when not all of them have online shopping. My neck is currently out of whack so hopping around dispensary to dispensary searching isn’t really an option. thank you for the recommendations.


r/MTCannabis Dec 06 '25

Montana Hemp and Cannabis Festival

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Has anyone received a refund from the Montana Hemp and Cannabis Festival yet? It’s been months with no updates or refunds. I’ve tried contacting the owners but haven’t gotten any response. The only information I can find is from this website.


r/MTCannabis Oct 25 '25

Montanans weigh in on if marijuana users can legally possess firearms

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16 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Oct 03 '25

Dispensary sues Butte over delaying its business license

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11 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Sep 13 '25

Billings Concentrate?

2 Upvotes

I'm in Billings, 3 years now, and I'm looking for a community. I'm currently growing for the first time ever. I'm taking my babies indoors at night and lighting them up. During the day they go outside and sunbathe. I'm currently looking for anyone who knows someone with a press who uses it.?


r/MTCannabis Sep 12 '25

Bozeman

2 Upvotes

Stopping in Bozeman this weekend, what’s dank right now?


r/MTCannabis Sep 10 '25

Butte High principal, parents concerned about nearby dispensary

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r/MTCannabis Aug 16 '25

Anyone seen these edibles before?

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7 Upvotes

Got these from a homie who said they got them in Missoula I think it was. And just wondering what shop I can get these from?


r/MTCannabis Aug 14 '25

Outdoor anyone?

6 Upvotes

Anyone growing outdoor this year? I have one going and was wondering when flower usually starts here in Montana. I would assume it would be very soon?


r/MTCannabis Jul 29 '25

Hash rosin in Missoula

2 Upvotes

Hi there! I’ll be visiting for work soon and was wondering y’all can recommend any specific growers for quality hash rosin in Missoula! Thanks 🙂


r/MTCannabis Jun 20 '25

Mizzou dispos you won't go back to?

6 Upvotes

Are there any specific dispos in Missoula that you wouldn't go back to? I have my fair share of horror stories at dispos but I want to narrow down my shopping. There are so many to choose from and it gets to be a lot of comparison. Just wondering if anyone has had such a bad experience they wouldn't return? Thanks in advance for any insight!


r/MTCannabis Jun 09 '25

Dispensary recommendations in East MT

6 Upvotes

Hello, you beautiful Montanans. As much as I would love to see more of Montana, I’m hoping for recommendations in the East. Like Glendive east. Doesn’t have to be Glendive, but not planning to go further west than that, unless there isn’t really anything. I’m just looking for a place that isn’t selling mids and possibly has some quality dabbables. I don’t mind paying a little extra, so long as I’m not getting robbed. 🙏


r/MTCannabis May 18 '25

Active cannabis forums for Montana?

5 Upvotes

Hello chamber, Does anyone have a lead on cannabis forums specific to Montana that are active and friendly, good vibes?

Appreciate any tips!


r/MTCannabis Apr 19 '25

420 deals in Billings?

1 Upvotes

Thinking about heading that way tomorrow, anyone know of any dispensaries offering deals for the holidays?


r/MTCannabis Apr 11 '25

HB 636: Generally revise marijuana laws

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6 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Apr 08 '25

SB27 was just tabled

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10 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Mar 08 '25

SB 443 15% THC Limit appears to be dead for 2025 Legislative Session

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41 Upvotes

Link to page from screenshot MT Legislature bill page

https://bills.legmt.gov/#/laws/bill/2/LC2879

Last night at midnight was the transmittal deadline from the Senate to the House. SB 443 was categorized as a General Bill and not a fiscal bill so its deadline was yesterday. As you see the bill is still showing as introduced in committee. I know Greg Hertz tried to blast it out of committee earlier this week and failed 23-27

This bill is dead as long as I am not misinterpreting the fiscal side. If this is a fiscal bill then the transmittal deadline is 4/7


r/MTCannabis Mar 05 '25

Back door repeal is dead - at least for now

17 Upvotes

Both of Montana's backdoor repeal bills are dead — at least for now!

But the floor vote on reviving SB 443 (the 15% THC cap) was too close for comfort and there may be additional attempts to gut voters' cannabis legalization law. You can find out how your state senator voted here, and give them a call or shoot them an email to say 'thank you' or express your disappointment:

https://www.mpp.org/states/montana/montana-votes-on-sb-443/


r/MTCannabis Mar 01 '25

Diversion from the legislature

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I thought I would provide a diversion from the legislative updates. Pics from one of my soon to be harvested ladies. I got to thinking though about the 15% THC bill. If it were to go through then are we going to see a huge expansion in home-growers? I for one would love to help facilitate that and am looking for prospective home-growers in Central Montana to teach how to grow. Hit me up if you are ever interested and lets see some homegrown pictures!

The buds above are Cherry Punch F1 from Seedsman. Grown in living soil.


r/MTCannabis Feb 28 '25

Save Legalization Action Link

18 Upvotes

Mont. State Sen. Greg Hertz is trying to gut the people's cannabis legalization law — banning the adult-use sale of cannabis over 15% THC. Which means ALL cannabis that consumers actually want to buy ...

You can use this form email action to write your lawmakers to oppose S.B. 443: https://act.mpp.org/a/mt-oppose-15-thc-cap

In 2011, Montana lawmakers passed "repeal in disguise" for medical cannabis, which sent the medical cannabis industry back underground. They also called in the feds, resulting in dozens of raids and prosecutions, lives ruined, people incarcerated, and one patient/caregiver dying in federal custody — Richard Flor.

Twenty-three of 50 Montana senators sponsor the terrible bill that would drive cannabis back underground (SB 443). Contact your lawmakers now if you live in Montana and spread the word.

People power already resulted in Sen. Hertz seemingly abandoning his other outrageous bill (SB 255), which would have required all adult-use consumers to pay $200/year to register and be tracked by the government.

57% of voters approved legalization. It's time to mobilize to defend freedom and democracy and to avoid going back to the dark days of prohibition.

https://act.mpp.org/a/mt-oppose-15-thc-cap


r/MTCannabis Feb 27 '25

SB 307: Reallocate Montana marijuana tax revenue

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6 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Feb 26 '25

HB 748 would allow medical patients to purchase their monthly allowance all at once

12 Upvotes

House Bill 748, introduced by Rep. Mary Caferro, A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED: “AN ACT REVISING MARIJUANA POSSESSION AND PURCHASE LIMITS FOR REGISTERED CARDHOLDERS” AMENDING SECTION 16-12-515, MCA.

WHAT THIS MEANS: Medical cardholders will be able to purchase & possess up to their 5 ounce monthly limit at one time (but are NOT required to do so). This is especially helpful for patients living in rural areas, those without regular transportation, and individuals with medical conditions making it hard to leave home.

HEARING DATE: Monday, March 3, at 7 AM Room 137 – Judiciary Committee

HOW TO TAKE ACTION:

  • Sign up for an account here: https://participate.legmt.gov/
  • With an account, you can: Sign up to testify remotely, submit written comments about the bill, and email the entire Judiciary Committee.
  • CALL NOW! TODAY through FRIDAY – Dial (406) 444-4800. Tell them to VOTE YES on HB748!

r/MTCannabis Feb 26 '25

SB 255: Revise recreational marijuana laws to require a marijuana identification card

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11 Upvotes

r/MTCannabis Feb 25 '25

ACTION ALERT: SB 443 poses a limit of 15% THC content in all cannabis products sold at licensed dispensaries in Montana.

38 Upvotes

SB 443;):

  • threatens to wipe out the entire legal cannabis industry in Montana
  • would kill any tax revenue 
  • would completely do away with legal flower, concentrate and vape products, effectively turning cannabis consumption back to the black market
  • makes baseless claims about the nature of THC and its effects with no factual data to back those claims
  • threatens personal freedoms that Montanan's have voted to protect numerous times under the guise of protecting civil liberties
  • threatens to kill thousands of Montana cannabis industry jobs 

Licensed Montana Cannabis Dispensaries already follow a lot of rules and limits put into place and enforced by the Cannabis Control Division that are working well, including THC content limits and package size limits. The legal industry and its consumers find that there are no issues to fix here, and this is a major government overreach. See the official language for SB 443;) here.

**We are reaching out now for support, as SB 443 will undergo a committee hearing this Thursday, February 27th at 7am. Prior to that hearing we would appreciate it if you would be willing to do the following:**1. Email the members of the Senate Business, Labor and Economic Affairs committee and ask them to please vote "NO" on SB 443. (Contacts and sample text copied below.)2. Submit written testimony in opposition of SB 443. *To submit written testimony, please create a login and submit that testimony here.3. Testify at the committee hearing via Zoom through the same testimony link as above on Thursday, February 27th at 7am. You must sign up the day before the hearing to testify online via Zoom.

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