A week after Germany's cannabis legalization measures were leaked, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach presented a plan to Chancellor Olaf Scholz's cabinet on Wednesday, reported Deutsche Welle. According to a survey presented by Lauterbach, roughly 4 million adults use marijuana in Germany, indicating a substantial illicit market involving the cannabis trade. Lauterbach said that the new plan represents "the most liberal legalization of cannabis in Europe," which will result in "the most regulated market" in the EU, though it needs to be reviewed by the European Commission before taking further action. Follow @benzinga. While the initial limit for marijuana possession was 20 grams for people 18 and older, the new report describes it as "a maximum of 20 to 30 grams," or a little over one ounce, according to The Rheinischer Post. Other changes include increasing the number of homegrown plants to three from two. Probably the most striking difference is that there will be no cap on THC c...