ANN ARBOR, MI -- Long lines are in the forecast.

Recreational marijuana sales in Michigan begin tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 1, some time near 10 a.m.

Six businesses are licensed for retail sales. However, only four of those expect to begin selling recreational marijuana Sunday.

Those businesses are:

Two others expect to open some time this week:

Lit Provisioning Centers , 600 W. Seventh in Evart, 231-515-1600, expects to begin recreational sales Dec. 6

Skymint , 1958 S. Industrial Hwy. in Ann Arbor, 734-627-7360, said a recreational sales date is forthcoming

Thirty-plus other locations have pending retail applications awaiting response from the state Marijuana Regulatory Agency.

Marijuana Regulatory Agency Director Andrew Brisbo said he expects a dozen to be licensed by the new year.

A Map of qualified retail locations and those with “pre-qualified” applications pending:

Based on possession and transport limits set by the law, customers may purchase up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana, including a maximum of 15 grams of marijuana concentrates.

The law also allows residents to keep up to 10 ounces of marijuana and grow up to 12 plants in their residence.

Products sold at most retailers include: flower, vaping products, oil, concentrates, edibles and more.

Due to a recent ban on existing vaping products that haven’t been tested for vitamin E acetate, an additive suspected of causing more than 50 deaths and nearly 2,290 lung illnesses nationwide this year, it’s unlikely vaping products will be available Dec. 1.

Check back with MLive for news on the opening of Michigan’s first recreational marijuana stores beginning Sunday morning.

-- Gus Burns is the marijuana beat reporter for MLive. Contact him with questions, tips or comments at fburns@mlive.com or follow him on Twitter, @GusBurns. Read more from MLive about medical and recreational marijuana.

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