Five Cannabis-Infused Beverage Alternatives for Dry January
January is the month of self-improvement, and that state of mind is no longer confined to New Year’s resolutions.
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Genetic Studies in Cannabis
MYFLORADNA – The cannabis industry has experienced significant growth in recent years, highlighting the importance of quality control measures. One of them is the utilization of laboratory partners to ensure the genetic integrity of the products. However, the connection between cannabis and genetic studies is often underappreciated.
Can Weed Be Smoked In Public? We Break Down What You Need To Know About WA Cannabis Laws
Recreational marijuana use in Washington was decriminalized just over 10 years ago.
NYC’s Housing Works Sells Cannabis While Helping Clients Quit Smoking Tobacco
Legal pot peddler Housing Works boasts that it “loves” drug users — but puts it’s foot down when it comes to addicts puffing tobacco, a review of city documents shows.
Weed Moms Are Changing The Narrative Around Cannabis
It’s a typical Instagram reel: Overwhelming kids, raucous noise. It’s been a long day.
N.J. Cannabis Market ‘On A Path’ To Include More Minorities, Those Harmed By War On Drugs, Officials Say
A small but growing number of people with previous marijuana convictions on Friday received preliminary approval to operate cannabis businesses in New Jersey
How to Pair Cannabis with Workouts for Active Stoners
CBD-infused muscle sticks, energizing gummies, and vitamin-packed drink mixes for athletic tokers.
Cannabis Advocates In Hawaii Urge Lawmakers To Focus On Criminal Justice Measures
Some social justice advocacy groups in Hawaii are rallying in support of legislation to legalize, regulate and tax cannabis.
How to Germinate Cannabis Seeds (Beginner Guide): Start and Plant Weed Seeds
So, you’ve finally taken the leap and you’re ready to grow your own marijuana?
Novel ‘Retipping’ Method Yields More High Quality Cannabis Plants In Less Space
A novel method for making new cannabis plants works as well as traditional methods in less space according to a recent UConn study published in HortScience.
