Day: December 5, 2018

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In the quest for the eternal buzz, marijuana users often experiment with the various type of pot products in hopes of determining which can take them to higher heights without ever letting them come back down to reality. Or is that just… us? At any rate, products like marijuana ediblesContinue Reading

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Washington’s Gold Leaf Gardens produces sustainably grown cannabis that extends beyond your average “organic” produce. Get an inside look at the people and practices behind their top-shelf strains. The post In Photos: A Tour of Washington’s Top-Tier Gold Leaf Gardens appeared first on Leafly. Read More: In Photos:Continue Reading

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It’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the options, so here’s a guide to help you buy the right grow tent for your indoor cannabis garden. The post The Leafly Buyer’s Guide to Indoor Cannabis Grow Tents appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Leafly Buyer’s Guide toContinue Reading

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City officials are still working on a plan to review the low-level convictions deemed eligible, an estimated 10,000 convictions between 2001 and 2013. The post Denver Officials Want to Erase Low-Level Cannabis Offenses appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Denver Officials Want to Erase Low-Level Cannabis OffensesContinue Reading

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Need a good, restful sleep? From an Ayurvedic micro-dose to a deep-sleep experience, Colorado has a cannabis product to relax and lull. The post Colorado’s Relaxing Cannabis-Infused Sleep Products appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Colorado’s Relaxing Cannabis-Infused Sleep ProductsContinue Reading

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Beleaguered Canadian cannabis giant Aphria was given a noncompliance rating and issued a warning letter by Health Canada in June over “critical” findings discovered in a routine annual inspection. During the inspection, Health Canada identified three critical items related to record keeping, good production practices and sanitation and maintenance ofContinue Reading

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Luxembourg’s plan to legalize recreational marijuana may be a milestone for the European Union, but business opportunities will be limited by a provision that would allow sales only to the country’s “adult residents.” The new government “isn’t considering transforming Luxembourg into a cannabis tourism destination,” a source in the Luxembourg Socialist Workers PartyContinue Reading