Month: September 2018 (Page 4)

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Virginia named its first five CBD-only licensees – three of them multistate medical cannabis operators. The state’s Board of Pharmacy reviewed 51 applicants to produce CBD products in five areas of Virginia. The winning applicants are called “pharmaceutical processors” and must grow, process and sell the cannabis products at one location, thoughContinue Reading

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On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York City on Sept. 24, U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a “Global Call to Action on the World Drug Problem,” which was adopted by 130 nations. The document states that signing nations “reaffirm our commitment” to implement the relevant U.N.Continue Reading

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Times are a-changing and consumers are traveling greater distances with cannabis on their person than ever before! Nowhere is this more evident than with Los Angeles International Airport’s recent announcement about how it now allow passengers to carry cannabis into the airport, regardless of their destination. In accordance with CaliforniaContinue Reading

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Cannabition in Las Vegas seeks to educate the masses about—and promote love for—cannabis and its impact on our culture. Here we suggest some Nevada cannabis to enjoy with it. The post Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride: Strains for Cannabition appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Buy theContinue Reading

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Let’s just say, for the sake of argument, that the dreaded marijuana monkey is nibbling on your back. Marijuana has latched onto your eternal soul with cruel intentions and the situation has since elevated to the point where this savage, unholy beast won’t even let you smoke the last nuggetContinue Reading

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Terpinolene is a lurker. The terpene is often among a strain’s cast of characters, but it’s rarely in a leading role. The post Terpinolene: The Least-Common Common Terpene appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Terpinolene: The Least-Common Common TerpeneContinue Reading

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Canada’s licensed producers of marijuana will be restricted to opening one retail location each in Ontario if new legislation is approved, a move that would pull the rug out from under the country’s biggest companies that had planned to roll out expansive retail operations in the province. That was oneContinue Reading