Germany licensed cultivation associations in July 2024, and several hundred now hold an approval. Associations are barred by law from advertising, so many keep no public listing at all — where one exists it is shown, and where none does the entry says so rather than guessing.
What this list does not cover
Most entries here are named on an official list of approved associations published by their state. Bavaria and Berlin publish no such list — Bavaria has approved 9 of 44 applications and will not say which, and it is one of only two Länder with no freedom of information act, so there is no request anyone can file. Clubs shown in those two states come from a community directory instead, and each of their pages says plainly that its permit could not be confirmed. Treat them as a lead to check, not as a licence we have verified.
How the law works here
German cultivation associations are licensed under the KCanG and have been able to operate since 1 July 2024. They are non-profit and supply their own members only — not retail, and not open to the public. The law also bans advertising and sponsorship for them outright, which is why so few keep any public presence.
Members only, 18 or over, and resident in Germany — an official photo ID is required to prove it. Each association is capped at 500 members, and supply is limited to 25 g per day and 50 g per month (30 g and a maximum of 10 % THC for members under 21).
Konsumcannabisgesetz (KCanG), §§ 6 and 16Cities
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