Day: December 18, 2017

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On the sixth day of Kushmas, my true love gave to me: six plants a flowering! Of course, my true love has a living situation that allows the freedom to cultivate a few plants in their backyard or window box — the sort of freedom that adult-use legalization doesn’t alwaysContinue Reading

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From buzzy sativas to relaxing indicas, check out the cannabis strains we’ve been lighting up this year. You may just discover your next all-time favorite. The post Leafly’s Faves 2017: Strains appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Leafly’s Faves 2017: StrainsContinue Reading

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An Idaho small-business owner is fighting with local officials in the staunchly anti-cannabis state over whether he should be allowed to sell CBD oil. The post Idaho Town Halts Business Permit Over CBD Oil’s Legality appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Idaho Town Halts Business Permit Over CBDContinue Reading

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An Idaho business owner who tried to open a storefront selling dietary supplements has been stymied by local officials who say the CBD products he wanted to sell may be illegal in the state. Michael Larsen applied for a business permit to open a retail store called Welcomed Science inContinue Reading

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Colombian company FCM Global S.A.S. has launched a medical cannabis research and development lab in the South American nation. With a distribution office in Toronto, Medellin-based FCM Global joins the growing community of Colombian MMJ companies with ties to Canada. In October, for example, CannaVida SAS of Canada was awardedContinue Reading

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In an unprecedented move, Alaska’s marijuana control agency is revoking the license of a marijuana edibles manufacturer that was accused of selling moldy products. The state’s Alcohol and Marijuana Control Office board voted unanimously to revoke the license of Fairbanks-based Frozen Budz and to fine the company $500,000, the Juneau EmpireContinue Reading

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Add Kentucky and Colorado agriculture officials to the list of people who disagree with federal drug authorities about hemp. Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles has written to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration requesting a meeting about hemp, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal. “I was dumbfounded” to read about the DEA’sContinue Reading