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Cultivation Guides for Oʻahu 329 Cardholders

Plain-language guides for registered patients and caregivers, drawn from Hawaiʻi statutes and Department of Health guidance.

Updated October 26, 2026

Your 329 Grow Site: A Guide for Oʻahu Cardholders
How home cultivation works under Hawaiʻi’s 329 program: plant limits, registered grow sites, plant tags, and who may tend the plants.
Act 46 (2025): What Changed for Hawaiʻi Caregivers
Hawaiʻi’s Act 46 (2025) lets registered caregivers cultivate for their patients again — up to five patients per caregiver and per grow site.
Getting or Renewing a 329 Card by Telehealth
Since September 2025, Hawaiʻi patients can be certified for a 329 card through telehealth. Here’s what DOH requires.

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