Marijuana

As we celebrate our freedom to partake – in some states, at least – let’s reflect on how marijuana has been and continues to be a part of America’s story.

Cannabis has been used as medicine for millennia, including as an edible.

Golf is already a chill game, but how much more relaxed could the activity be if you smoked a little green while on the green?

As legal cannabis progresses across the U.S., cannabis allergies have been attracting increased attention from researchers.

While Washington cannabis growers and retailers are adapting well to high demand amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, events in the cannabis industry have stalled.

“We learned these kinds of natural methods are the only way to beat this, and once you start doing it, you can’t go back,” said Fred Renteria, head grower at Growing Like a Weed (GLW).

This particular specimen of Do-Si-Dos from Blue Roots appeared jewel-like in its clear case.

It is that time of year when gift giving really starts to heat up.

“We can barely keep up with the demand,” said Katrina McKinley, COO for Grow Op Farms, in May.

Since March, cannabis cultivators and processors have been allowed to bring their children onto the premises, on a temporary basis, with a set of restrictions in place.

"We emphasized with our licensees the expectation of following the governor’s order of social distancing,” said Brian Smith, Communications Director for the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.

Colleges and universities across the country are offering cannabis-related courses and degree programs in science, business, medicine and law.

What are the benefits or risk of CBD for kids?

Since legalization is rather new, cannabis modeling is an even newer segment, but many businesses enjoy the creativity of a lifestyle photo shoot to showcase their product with real consumers.

In 2020, more people than just Willie are exploring methods of consumption without inhalation. It’s a perfect time for the launch of Willie’s Remedy CBD tincture line.

No matter what time of day you chose to indulge, Primus will convince you it’s time to kick back and watch the world go by.

Although controversial, medical marijuana has been shown to benefit some kids with cancer, autism, epilepsy, or other life-threatening illnesses.

Open throughout April as essential businesses, cannabis retailers are taking extra precautions to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect customers and staff.

“I’m like the Rachael Ray of cannabis,” Mary said, “I’m not chef-y."