Zig-Zag Unveils Limited-Edition Rose Cones, Debuting Grammys Weekend
The brand that helped define smoking culture for generations is stepping into its soft-luxury era. Earlier this week, Zig-Zag introduced its Limited-Edition Rose Cones. These are handcrafted, personal-size cones made from real rose petals, and arriving just in time for Valentine’s Day. Fans can also catch a glimpse of themContinue Reading
Texas Cannabis Policy Is at an Inflection Point
For much of the last decade, Texas has occupied a contradictory place in the U.S. cannabis landscape. It maintains one of the nation’s most restrictive medical cannabis programs and enforces strict marijuana prohibition, yet quietly became a national powerhouse in hemp production after the 2018 Farm Bill. The result is a fragmented system definedContinue Reading
The Psychedelic Renaissance Begins (Again)
Not long ago, the idea of magic mushrooms as medicine seemed laughable. Today, psychedelics are riding a cultural and scientific wave, much like cannabis did years before. Research at top universities, growing clinical trials and personal stories of healing have fueled what many now call a “psychedelic renaissance.” Public perceptionContinue Reading
California reports record illicit cannabis seizures as cultivation tax cut
California authorities reported seizing a record amount of illicit cannabis and cash in 2025, but legal market struggles continue. California reports record illicit cannabis seizures as cultivation tax cut is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: California reports record illicitContinue Reading
The major problem hindering cannabis retail: budtender turnover
A familiar specter is haunting cannabis retailers: constant turnover among front-line workers. How to stop the churn before it affects your bottom line? The major problem hindering cannabis retail: budtender turnover is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: The majorContinue Reading
Alabama Medical Marijuana Regulators Extend Stay On Dispensary Due To Ongoing Litigation
“If the circuit court judge doesn’t take any other action besides what the commission has done, then that stay will probably be removed.” By Anna Barrett, Alabama Reflector The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission (AMCC) Monday extended a stay on a dispensary due to ongoing litigation. The Yellowhammer Medical Dispensary with locations plannedContinue Reading
Scotts Miracle-Gro to sell off cannabis subsidiary to marijuana MSO Vireo Growth
Scotts Miracle-Gro will transition to an equity participation arrangement with Vireo rather than maintaining direct ownership of Hawthorne. Scotts Miracle-Gro to sell off cannabis subsidiary to marijuana MSO Vireo Growth is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs Read More: Scotts Miracle-Gro toContinue Reading
DEA Is ‘Drafting’ Rule To Reschedule Marijuana ‘ASAP,’ Trump’s First Pick For Attorney General Says
President Donald Trump’s first pick for attorney general in his second term, former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), says he’s been advised that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is actively drafting a rule to complete the process of rescheduling marijuana “ASAP.” It’s been over a month since Trump directed Attorney GeneralContinue Reading
Delaware Lawmakers Approve Bill To Decriminalize Public Marijuana Use And Remove Threat Of Jail Time
Delaware lawmakers have approved a bill to decriminalize public consumption of marijuana. Under current law, Delaware is the only cannabis legalization state in the U.S. that imposes the threat of jail time for the public consumption, but the House Health & Human Development Committee voted 9-5 on Wednesday to advanceContinue Reading
New Hampshire Lawmakers Take Up Bill To Let Voters Legalize ‘A Modest Amount’ Of Marijuana At The Ballot This November
New Hampshire House lawmakers have taken up a bipartisan bill that seeks to put a constitutional amendment on the state ballot that would let voters decide if they want to legalize “a modest amount” of marijuana for adults 21 and older. As lawmakers in both chambers consider a variety ofContinue Reading