Day: May 8, 2020

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A special episode exploring the wild life and profound legacy of the man who inspired the popular cannabis strain. The post The Roll-Up #141: The legend of Jack Herer appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Roll-Up #141: The legend of Jack HererContinue Reading

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HERB knows that cannabis is about more than just where and how you get it. Their curated selection is available for delivery all over LA. The post Why cannabis delivery is about more than transporting herb appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Why cannabis delivery is about moreContinue Reading

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A Missouri investigation into the state’s medical cannabis licensing process by the state Legislature has resumed, and the situation – which has drawn the interest of the FBI – now extends to the governor’s office. The Missouri House Special Committee on Government Oversight this week sent a formal records requestContinue Reading

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A director has been hired to oversee the licensing and launch of Georgia’s limited medical marijuana program, but the market’s rollout remains uncertain. The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission appointed Andrew Turnage as the program’s first executive director, according to The Atlanta Journal Constitution. Turnage has licensing experience asContinue Reading

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With different methods of consumption and different potencies of flower, the amount of a standard dose of cannabis isn’t clear. Cannabis is potent medicine and standardizing dosing will help both research and consumers. The post What is the best quantity for a dose of cannabis? appeared first on Leafly. Continue Reading

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Canadian cannabis producer Cronos Group reported $165,000 in net revenue from customers outside Canada and the United States in its latest quarter. Potential revenues of cannabis products overseas – especially in Europe – underpin valuations for many Canadian marijuana firms. So far, those sales have not materialized, with most marijuanaContinue Reading

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Approved recreational cannabis retailers in Nevada will be allowed to conduct in-store sales starting Saturday as part of the governor’s broader plan to open up the state amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevada regulators had softened rules for marijuana stores as the coronavirus outbreak developed, at first only allowing delivery and thenContinue Reading