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This article focuses on actors who grow their own marijuana for social-recreational use to assess whether their actions, interactions and associations give rise to moral effects. Based on ethnographic fieldwork carried out in a city in the interior of Brazil it is observed that such users who grow their own marijuana establish a single form of moral life and configure moral networks and social relationships through their practices. Therefore, the home planting of marijuana itself is considered as a source of sui generis moral relations, as well as a legitimate moral feeling of liberation from formal and informal repressions that these actors suffer.

Redes de usuários-cultivadores de cannabis no Brasil. Móbeis morais e relações sociais