A young cannabis plant begins to grow its flowers in one of the early-stage grow rooms inside of Verano Holdings cannabis cultivation center in Branchburg last month.Julian Leshay | For NJ Advance Media
Three years after voters overwhelmingly approved legalizing recreational cannabis in New Jersey and a year and a half since sales began, it’s still illegal to grow your own weed at home in the state.
But Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday he’s open to changing that — and suspects the change will happen eventually.
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