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Salvia divinorum Ban 2026: Every State Where It Is Illegal

36 of 51 banned

As of November 12, 2026, Salvia divinorum is banned from retail sale in 36 of 51 US jurisdictions; federally, it is not scheduled. Banned: Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

Ban here means retail sale is prohibited by statute, rule, order or scheduling. Restrictions and gray areas are listed on the compound page.

When does the next Salvia divinorum ban take effect?

No pending ban or effective date is on file for Salvia divinorum as of November 13, 2026; the 36 bans listed here are already in force.

QuietNo pending legislation, deadlines or enforcement actions on file for Salvia divinorum nationally.
BannedNot banned (legal, restricted or gray)Not yet verified

Federal

Not federally scheduled. Not federally controlled; Salvia divinorum and salvinorin A are absent from the CSA schedules Federal detail

States where Salvia divinorum is illegal (36)

JurisdictionInstrumentEffectiveBasis
AlabamaAla. Code Sec. 13A-12-214.1 (unlawful possession of certain chemical compounds)2010-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
ArkansasArkansas Department of Health List of Controlled Substances, Schedule VI (a)2011-03-28controlled substance / Schedule I
ColoradoC.R.S. 18-18-406.1 and 18-18-406.2 (salvia divinorum offenses)2011-07-01State named ban
ConnecticutRegs. Conn. State Agencies 21a-243-7 (Schedule I), eRegulations System2011-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
Delaware16 Del. C. 4714(d) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2006-05-02schedule 1 / Schedule I
FloridaFla. Stat. 893.03(1)(c) (Schedule I hallucinogenic substances)2008-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
GeorgiaHB 1021 (2010), as passed: salvinorin A added to O.C.G.A. 16-13-71(b); 16-13-72(4.3) decorative exception2010-07-01State named ban
HawaiiHRS 329-14(d) (Schedule I hallucinogenic substances)2010-05-19schedule 1 / Schedule I
Illinois720 ILCS 570/204(d) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2008-01-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
IndianaIC 35-48-2-4(d) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2011-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
IowaIowa Code Sec. 124.204 (Schedule I)2011-08-28schedule 1 / Schedule I
KansasK.S.A. 65-4105 (Schedule I)2008-05-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
KentuckyKRS 218A.1450 (trafficking in salvia)2010-04-26State named ban
LouisianaLa. R.S. 40:989.1 (hallucinogenic plants)2005-08-15State named ban
MichiganMCL 333.7212(1)(v)-(w) (Schedule 1, Salvia divinorum and Salvinorin A)2010-10-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
MinnesotaMinn. Stat. 152.027, subd. 5 (sale or possession of salvia divinorum)2010-08-01State named ban
MississippiMiss. Code Sec. 41-29-113(d) as amended by SB 2117 (2026) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2026-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
MissouriRSMo 195.017.2(5) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2020-08-28schedule 1 / Schedule I
MontanaMont. Code Ann. 50-32-222(4) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2011-04-08schedule 1 / Schedule I
NebraskaNeb. Rev. Stat. 28-405, Schedule I(c) (hallucinogenic substances)2026-07-18schedule 1 / Schedule I
NevadaNev. Admin. Code 453.510(4) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2024-06-20schedule 1 / Schedule I
New Mexico16.19.20.65(E) NMAC, Schedule I hallucinogenic substances (Board of Pharmacy)2011-11-27schedule 1 / Schedule I
North CarolinaN.C. Gen. Stat. Sec. 14-401.23 (Salvia divinorum)2009-12-01State named ban
North DakotaN.D. Cent. Code Sec. 19-03.1-05(5) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances)2007-08-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
OhioOhio Adm. Code 4729:9-1-01(D) (Schedule I, hallucinogens), eff. 2025-11-082025-11-08schedule 1 / Schedule I
Oklahoma63 O.S. Sec. 2-204(C) (Schedule I, hallucinogenic substances), version in force through 2026-10-312008-11-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
Pennsylvania35 P.S. 780-104(1)(iii), Schedule I hallucinogenic substances (Act 64 of 1972, Sec. 4)2016-06-08schedule 1 / Schedule I
Rhode IslandR.I. Gen. Laws Sec. 21-28-4.01(f) (salvia divinorum and datura stramonium offense)2014-06-03State named ban
South DakotaSDCL 22-42-22 Possession of Salvia divinorum or salvinorin A prohibited2009-03-10State named ban
Tennessee2013 Tenn. Pub. Ch. 161, Sec. 1 (substituting Tenn. Code Ann. 39-17-438(a))2006-07-01State named ban
TexasTexas Health and Safety Code Sec. 481.1042013-09-01controlled substance / Schedule I
VermontVermont Regulated Drug Rule Sec. 7.0 (Salvia divinorum; Salvinorin A)controlled substance / Schedule I
VirginiaVa. Code Sec. 54.1-3446(3) (Schedule I: Salvinorin A)2008-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I
West VirginiaW. Va. Code Sec. 60A-4-413 Unlawful production, manufacture or possession of Salvia divinorum2010-06-10State named ban
WisconsinWis. Stat. s. 961.14(4) Schedule I hallucinogenic substances2014-04-25schedule 1 / Schedule I
WyomingWyo. Stat. 35-7-1014 Schedule I (subsection (d) hallucinogenic substances)2011-07-01schedule 1 / Schedule I

Salvia divinorum ban status by state

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