LP Soil Scandal?
CANNABIS CULTURE – “Hey farmer, farmer, put away that D.D.T. now. Give me spots on my apples. But leave me the birds and the bees. Please.” – Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi, 1970 (1)
The Small Dispensary Blues
CANNABIS CULTURE – While the corporate cannabis industry boasts huge revenues, government handouts and unlimited potential – reality is often a struggle – especially for smaller, independent, unconnected cannabis brands.
From Wizard Smoke To Killer Spice: The Rise And Fall Of Fake Marijuana
Whenever there’s something good, there are people who want to make a copy of that thing, but cheaper and worse, to make more of the money. Marijuana is no exception. Come with me now on a journey through the wild, wacky, and woeful world of make-believe Mary Jane … FAKE POT PHASE ONE: MISLEADING HERBAL
They tried to kill dogs with weed, but the dogs just wouldn’t die: Inside the bonkers Parke-Davis canine cannabis lab
In the late 1800s, the Parke-Davis pharmaceutical company was basically the biggest weed dealer in America. They promoted their cannabis medicines across the continent, proudly advertising that they rejected literal tons of shwaggy weed each year and used only the dankest primo nugs for their pot products. Cannabis’ active ingredients were not fully understood at this
Visiting Canada’s First ‘Cocaine Tea’ Cafe
Check out this video tour of the Coca Leaf Cafe and Mushroom Dispensary in Vancouver, founded by Cannabis Culture alumnus Dana Larsen.
Marijuana Is 67,200 Times Stronger Than It Used To Be (According To The Media)
You’ve heard the warnings. Today’s marijuana is stronger than ever! Weed used to be mild fun, now it’s mind-blowingly potent and dangerous! Could it be true? I’ve been running a personal trial of cannabis potency with heavy daily sampling since 1988, and my experience is that the holy herb is pretty much the same now
Indigenous Alliance Plants Roots in Cannabis Market
CANNABIS CULTURE – “One of the biggest barriers we faced in trying to enter the market was the ability to access the supply chain,” said Tim Houseberg, executive director of Cherokee Nation-based Native Health Matters Foundation. “We already have the land and the knowledge to begin cultivation, and we were looking for a way to