Month: December 2018 (Page 14)

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Although many people do it, the first and most important thing to know and really understand is that no matter where you live (and whether weed is legal or not), it is 100 percent illegal to drive while high. The laws vary wildly from state to state, but in someContinue Reading

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Doctor’s Orders, a vertically integrated cannabis company in Denver, is voluntarily recalling marijuana products that had elevated levels of mold and yeast, the alt-weekly Westword newspaper reported. According to the city’s Department of Public Health and Environment, at least 10 dispensaries that carry Doctor’s Orders products are affected by the recall.Continue Reading

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Cannabis firms have raised more than $13.7 billion in 2018 as U.S.-based operators work to grow their domestic footprints and Canadian cannabis companies consider international opportunities. Weekly Deal Watch: Brand development, scale drive cannabis dollars is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneursContinue Reading

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Learn how new LED technologies use less energy, produce less heat, and provide cannabis growers with more bang for their buck. The post How VividGro is Evolving LED Lights for Cannabis Grows appeared first on Leafly. Read More: How VividGro is Evolving LED Lights for Cannabis GrowsContinue Reading

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It won’t be long before most of us are scrambling around like a bunch of Mississippi pimps trying to fit in all of the holiday parties that we’ve been invited to this year. This is a relatively good sign that we’re still semi-popular, liked for the most part, and ourContinue Reading

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New Zealand’s Justice Minister Andrew Little confirmed Tuesday that the promised referendum on cannabis legalization will be held during the archipelago nation’s 2020 election — and it will be binding. “There is a bit of detail still to work through, but we are telling the electoral commission that’s when it’sContinue Reading

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Pennsylvania is giving out another 23 permits to sell medical marijuana through dispensaries for an MMJ program that opened for business last February. The state Department of Health said the 23 remaining permits will bring the number of dispensaries to 79 in Pennsylvania, once each location meets the state’s standardsContinue Reading