Month: April 2019 (Page 19)

With the tide of legal cannabis continuing to rise, so has the popularity of hash oil concentrates and dabbing — accompanied by the trend of concentrate aficionados using homemade videos to showcase their love for inhaling slabs of oozing, golden THC extracts. The average dab is well below a halfContinue Reading

Dozens of cost-sharing grants offered by the province of Ontario and Canada’s federal government are now available for licensed cannabis cultivators. The funding is provided in part through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership – a 3 billion Canadian dollar ($2.2 billion) initiative that supports agricultural businesses of all kinds across theContinue Reading

3C Farms has been providing SoCal with its classic homage to great OG Kush and a variety of other strains for essentially 20 years. After navigating the regulatory hurdles of 2018, 3C Farms now finds itself a top-shelf mainstay across the world’s largest cannabis market in Southern California after theyContinue Reading

Carl Sagan. Frida Kahlo. Bob Marley. Pretty much every hip-hop artist ever. Maybe they’re born with it? Maybe they’re just really high. It’s no secret that some of the most influential artists and brightest thinkers of our time have cited cannabis as a major creative influence. From Silicon Valley toContinue Reading

Based in the Bay Area, PCKT combines cutting-edge technology and sleek styling to design vaporizers that are both elegant and durable. The post High Design Meets High Function in PCKT Vaporizers appeared first on Leafly. Read More: High Design Meets High Function in PCKT VaporizersContinue Reading

PharmaCann, which is due to merge with MedMen via a $682 million stock deal, received a state extension until October to complete the development of a cultivation facility in Buckeye Lake, Ohio. The $20 million cultivation center must be operational before California-based MedMen can complete the acquisition of PharmaCann, according toContinue Reading

New York state’s second city of Buffalo has long been a national symbol of rust-belt economic and infrastructural decay. A century ago, Western New York’s Buffalo was the seat of booming industry, but the city suffered a long slide downhill after World War II. The closing of the Bethlehem SteelContinue Reading