Month: March 2018 (Page 15)

The city’s second, merit-based licensing round was supposed to improve on the first, which worked like a lottery. But so far it’s run into heavy criticism. The post Santa Ana’s ‘Merit-Based’ Cannabis Licensing Scheme Draws Fire appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Santa Ana’s ‘Merit-Based’ Cannabis Licensing SchemeContinue Reading

In the Internet age, a catchy website URL can be the difference between a successful launch and a complete failure, which is why some people and companies pay tens of millions of dollars for them. When it comes to cannabis websites, the running assumption is the catchiest URLs are shortContinue Reading

Liquid feeding is a great method of delivering nutrients to your plants. Learn more about how to use this method to grow cannabis. The post How to Use Liquid Nutrients for Cannabis Plants appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How to Use Liquid Nutrients for Cannabis PlantsContinue Reading

Far from the bustling marijuana dispensaries in Las Vegas and California, rural and politically conservative states with limited cannabis laws are loosening restrictions that once had marijuana entrepreneurs writing them off as infertile territory. “Progress is being made in places you’d never have thought possible,” said Keith Stroup, founder ofContinue Reading

A top Canadian medical cannabis producer signed a deal to become the largest supplier of medical marijuana products to a pharmaceutical distributor in Germany. MedReleaf, based in Markham, Ontario, and listed as LEAF on the Toronto Stock Exchange, expects shipments to Cannamedical Pharma GMBH to commence in the coming weeks, according to aContinue Reading

Women-owned businesses make up roughly 13% of licensed retailers and distributors in LA, according to a Leafly analysis. Another 12% are co-owned by women. The post Women Hold Fewer Than a Quarter of LA’s Cannabis Licenses appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Women Hold Fewer Than a QuarterContinue Reading

Rep. David Clark, a Republican Army veteran who sponsored the bill, accused Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle of “playing politics” and stifling the proposal by calling for another study committee. The post Medical Marijuana Advocates Outraged Over Georgia PTSD Bill appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Medical Marijuana AdvocatesContinue Reading