82% of small-scale cannabis growers also grew other plants, and most started gardening before growing cannabis.
Cannabis policy researchers; criminal justice scholars.
71% of cannabis-growing gardeners started with other plants first
What the researchers found
Among 1,302 growers, 82% also grew other plants. General gardeners were older, more educated, grew outdoors, and had medical/ecological motives. Only-cannabis growers had higher stimulant use and dependence rates. 71% started with other plants first.
Why it matters
Cannabis cultivation policy often assumes illicit market motivation. Most small-scale growers are gardening enthusiasts who expanded to cannabis.
The numbers in context
1,302 growers. 82% grew other plants. 71% started with other plants first. Only-cannabis growers: higher stimulant use and dependence.
How the study worked
Online survey of 1,302 small-scale cannabis growers in Italy and the UK (2020-2021).
What this study cannot tell us
Online convenience sample. Self-reported. Different legal frameworks in Italy vs UK.
How to read the evidence
Online convenience survey in two countries.
When this study was published
2025 study
The bigger picture
Concerns about cannabis growers expanding to other psychoactive plants appear overstated.
Questions still open
- Should cultivation laws distinguish hobbyists from commercial growers? Does trajectory differ in legal jurisdictions?
Common questions
Are cannabis growers likely to grow other drugs?
What distinguishes cannabis-only growers?
Read the original research
Cannabis growers as gardeners: results from a survey among Italian and British small-scale growers.
The International journal on drug policy, 144(Pt 3), 104959
Citation
Fortin, Davide; Di Beo, Vincent; Kowalski, Michala; Sevigny, Eric L; Grigg, Jodie; Protopopescu, Camelia; Potter, Gary R. (2025). Cannabis growers as gardeners: results from a survey among Italian and British small-scale growers.. The International journal on drug policy, 144(Pt 3), 104959. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.drugpo.2025.104959