Month: August 2018 (Page 9)

Ready to start growing cannabis? We found some of the best places to buy high-quality cannabis clones in Colorado. The post Where to Buy Cannabis Clones in Colorado appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Where to Buy Cannabis Clones in ColoradoContinue Reading

In two separate incidents that together are an escalation of U.S. banks’ offensive against the marijuana industry, a Washington state bank manager was fired and a Florida politician’s account was closed. Neither bank account is alleged to have been used to run a marijuana business. In both instances, the financialContinue Reading

This year is shaping into a memorable year for Portland-based Cura Cannabis Solutions (Cura). First, the cannabis brand reported $18 million in sales for the first quarter of 2018. Now, Inc. magazine has revealed that Cura ranks No. 45 on its 37th annual Inc. 5000, becoming the first cannabis company to appearContinue Reading

Cannabis has caught on in every aspect of mainstream culture and, as an art medium, Cannabiscapes has taken smokable designs to a whole new level that’s quickly gaining popularity. Cannabiscapes crafts images out of weed itself, using stems, ground nugs and concentrates to create art. Over the past couple of years, Cannabiscapes has evolvedContinue Reading

The World Health Organization this month issued its long-awaited statement on cannabidiol, or CBD, following a review of its medical uses and potential risks that was launched last year.

The “critical review” was turned in at the 40th meeting of the WHO’s Expert Committee on Drug Dependence (ECDD), which was held in Geneva, Switzerland,Continue Reading

As more U.S. and international adult-use cannabis markets consider allowing marijuana social-consumption spaces, Denver on Friday approved a social-use permit for Mile High Game and Play, which will do business as Vape and Play. It’s the second social-use permit issued in Colorado’s capital city. The entertainment facility will have aContinue Reading

In new cannabis markets where compliance, scarce supply or testing logjams can delay cultivation and retail operations, it’s critical to retain talent during slowdowns and shutdowns. Delays that bogged down the launch of cannabis sales in Alaska, Hawaii and Pennsylvania don’t have to be detrimental to marijuana businesses, according to industryContinue Reading