In 2018, with the passing of the National Cannabis Act, all stoners rejoiced collectively. With the legalization of weed in Yukon with this act, all weed lovers can now enjoy the beautiful area and get stoned simultaneously. Who doesn't love nature, exploring new places, and eating out when they're high? However, things can get tricky if you're not a local and don't know a stoner within the area. There is no need to fret because we have got you covered.

Weed in Yukon is available for purchase for all adults in Yukon. However, it is essential to note that the legal age in Yukon is not 18; instead, it is 19. So, you can purchase and be allowed to have weed in your possession if you are 19 years or older. This age limit also applies to the consumption and cultivation of weed in Yukon. In the territory of Yukon, adults are permitted by the law only to have 30 grams or less of the dried flower, that is, dried cannabis. For other forms of weed, such as pre-rolls, seeds, and weed oil, the amount allowed for possession should be equivalent to 30 grams or less of dried cannabis.

There are a total of 5 types of weed products that you can purchase in Yukon, that are: Pre-rolled joints, Weed oil, Dried flower (either ground up or whole) Seeds, and Edible. Sure, understanding the 30 grams or lower limit for dried cannabis is pretty straightforward enough. However, if you are looking into purchasing other types of weed products, how do you calculate its equivalent for 30 grams or less? The good news is that we won't put you stoners up to the task. Here is a rundown of the 30-gram limit for each weed variant.

• Fresh Cannabis - A single gram of dried cannabis equals five grams of fresh cannabis. This means that the 30-gram equivalent of fresh cannabis is 150 grams.
  
• Liquid Product - Here, we are referring to weed oil. So, a single gram of dried cannabis equals seventy grams of weed oil, meaning the 30-gram limit is 2,100 grams. Now, that is a lot of weed oil.
• Seeds- Regarding seeds, the conversion is much more straightforward. This is because a single gram of dried cannabis equals a single seed of the cannabis plant. So, the 30-gram limit for seeds is a total of 30 seeds. 

While weed is legal to cultivate, possess, and consume in Yukon, this does not mean that you can get high anywhere and everywhere in Yukon. Smoking weed in most public places is not allowed in Yukon. However, the government has claimed that the consumption of weed in other spaces might have the potential to be allowed in the future. So where exactly can you get high in Yukon? Legally, of course. You can get high at a private residence or even properties next to the private residence. What does that mean? You can get high in any vehicle that functions as a living quarter, such as trailers and tents. Don't get excited, though, as getting high in a motorized vehicle is still illegal: whether driving or just a passenger. While consumption in a motorized vehicle is illegal, you can still possess weed on the vehicle as long as it is stored in a sealed container. If you don't own any property in Yukon, there is no need to worry, as you can also get high in the private space you rent. Just be sure to be aware of the property or lease agreement provided to you by the property owners or the landlords. Some are stingy, but if you can get one that isn't, you are in for a great time.