Month: August 2018 (Page 8)

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Researchers have long suspected a correlation — but it turns out the illness may lead patients to self-medicate with cannabis. The post Schizophrenia May Lead To Cannabis Use, Not the Other Way Around appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Schizophrenia May Lead To Cannabis Use, Not the OtherContinue Reading

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Since Oklahoma’s online system went live Saturday, the state already has received roughly 800 medical cannabis business applications to enter the potential $100 million-plus market. According to state officials, as of Monday morning the following number of applications for licenses had been submitted: 389 growers 118 processors 288 dispensaries InContinue Reading

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“Purple Haze” is probably one of the most iconic names in both cannabis strains and rock songs. But, which one came first? The post Strain or Song: Which ‘Purple Haze’ Came First? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Strain or Song: Which ‘Purple Haze’ Came First?Continue Reading

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Some medical marijuana retailers in Pennsylvania were forced to suspend sales last week because of system slowdowns and errors in the MJ Freeway seed-to-sale tracking software that the state uses to keep tabs on the MMJ market. According to an MJ Freeway statement emailed to Marijuana Business Daily, the system did notContinue Reading

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Which of Oregon’s growers are cultivating the best cannabis in the state? You’re about to find out. The post 8 of Oregon’s Most Amazing THC-Dominant Cannabis Flowers appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 8 of Oregon’s Most Amazing THC-Dominant Cannabis FlowersContinue Reading

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The Nova Scotia agency that regulates recreational marijuana distribution in the province placed its first purchase orders last week. The Nova Scotia Liquor Corp. (NSLC), in preparation for the Oct. 17 launch date of Canada’s adult-use cannabis market, ordered 3.75 million grams (8,267 pounds) of cannabis from 14 Canadian licensedContinue Reading

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Cannabis growers across Illinois are expanding operations, despite years of lower-than-expected demand in the state’s medical marijuana pilot program. The facilities expect more people to gain access to MMJ through a bill awaiting a decision by Gov. Bruce Rauner, the Chicago Tribune reported. The opioid bill would allow medical cannabisContinue Reading