Month: July 2017 (Page 15)

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Are you considering LED grow lights for your indoor cannabis? Learn some of the benefits, as well as how LED technology has evolved over the years. The post Just How Good Are LED Lights for Growing Cannabis? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Just How Good Are LEDContinue Reading

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California will assuredly face droughts in the future. Can new water rules keep the state’s multibillion-dollar cannabis industry from drying up? The post The Future of California Cannabis Depends on Rain appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Future of California Cannabis Depends on RainContinue Reading

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Pharmacies began dispensing medical cannabis to registered patients on Wednesday. It’s available, but it’s weak: 2% THC. Hey, it’s a start. The post Long Lines, $1.30 Grams Mark Uruguay’s Legal Cannabis Debut appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Long Lines, .30 Grams Mark Uruguay’s Legal Cannabis DebutContinue Reading

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California is taking steps to prevent a product shortfall when the state’s recreational marijuana program launches Jan. 2. The state plans to provide temporary, four-month licenses to some marijuana growers, testing labs and distributors to ensure there will be enough product to keep retailers supplied, the Los Angeles Times reported.Continue Reading

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A new Gallup poll found that 45% of Americans have tried cannabis at least once, the highest percentage since Gallup began asking the question in 1969. The post Nearly Half of All Americans Have Tried Cannabis, Poll Finds appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Nearly Half of AllContinue Reading

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Toronto cannabis lawyer Jack Lloyd looks more like a roadie for the Grateful Dead than a trial lawyer—a fact that’s helped him earn the trust of his clients, as he follows his self-professed goal of helping to “legalize cannabis through the judicial branch of the government in Canada.” The postContinue Reading

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Canada’s premiers said they will request more time to launch their recreational marijuana industries if the federal government doesn’t address several outstanding issues this year – including concerns over supply and the black market. The move threatens to derail the timing of Canada’s plans to launch a recreational cannabis industry next summer,Continue Reading

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A major Senate committee has approved an amendment to the military appropriations bill that would allow military veterans in legal cannabis states to access cannabis medicine. The recent progress of the “Veterans Equal Access” amendment in the Senate (it passed the Appropriations Committee on a 24 to 7 vote) is goodContinue Reading

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A raid by local police on a marijuana cultivation facility in Los Angeles has a chapter of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters crying foul. A spokeswoman for Teamsters Joint Council 42 called the raid on THC Design “ridiculous,” according to a news release. THC Design runs three cultivation operations inContinue Reading