Month: December 2018

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Here’s a look at some of the technology & processes used in cannabis lab testing and the science behind the various procedures used for these tests. The post Cannabis Testing Explained: What’s in Your Cannabis? appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Cannabis Testing Explained: What’s in Your Cannabis?Continue Reading

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The time has come to close the book on another exciting lap around the sun and this year you’ll be able to do it with legal cannabis in more places than ever before. Because we would never send you out there without a plan, we’ve assembled some essential tips forContinue Reading

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A new law goes into effect Jan. 1 in Illinois requiring certifications for certain medical marijuana employees. The law, Senate Bill 1707, mandates: Workers in cultivation facilities be certified as medical cannabis cultivation center agents. Workers in dispensaries be certified as a medical cannabis dispensing organization agents. In addition, theContinue Reading

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There is a growing understanding that the cannabis flower contains a bouquet of natural chemicals that act in combination to produce an altered state of consciousness unique to each strain, often called the “entourage effect.” In addition to cannabinoids, this chemical mix includes terpenes, the organic compounds that give eachContinue Reading

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Bruce, Ben, and Alyssa hit the highs and lows of 2018, listing the Top 10 cannabis stories and recounting the year’s doobious achievements. The post The Roll-Up #66: Special Year-in-Review Smasheroo appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Roll-Up #66: Special Year-in-Review SmasherooContinue Reading

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The sativa hybrid Champagne comes back just in time. Plus, new Dr. Who, and Steph Curry sneaks. Quick, Hit This! The post Hit This: The Leafly Weekly Agenda for Dec. 31-Jan. 6 appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Hit This: The Leafly Weekly Agenda for Dec. 31-Jan. 6Continue Reading

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Prison is not a happy or good place and too many Americans live there. This is not a particularly strong take, nor is it an original observation. It is significant, however, that enough American lawmakers who identify (and vote) as conservative have adopted enough of this reasonable worldview for CongressContinue Reading