Browsing: Cannabis

Developed in Barcelona, Spain, these cute yet extremely functional kitchen helpers can cut your time cooking and cleaning in half. Made of food-grade silicone – which is different than plastic – they’re safe to put in the microwave. None of the items below absorb odors or need oil.

The 420 Expo is New Jersey’s first-ever B.Y.O.C. (bring your own cannabis) consumer convention taking place over three days at the New Jersey Convention & Exposition Center in Edison, New Jersey, September 16-18, 2022. Featuring over 100 vendors, dedicated outdoor smoking areas & food trucks, celebrity appearances, live music and stage acts, educational seminars and panels, a full VIP program and nightly VIP after parties, the 420 Expo is open to the public all three days of the event.

If you have to pass a drug test for weed, it is important to understand how drug tests and detoxing works in order to put yourself in the best position to pass. We broke it all down for you here so you don’t have to ask the internet anymore.

Morgan’s “pejorative and racist” comment sparked a conversation about our use of the word at Leafly. We take language seriously here. We’re all too aware of the power of words to shape debate, create stigma, pass laws, and deny personal freedoms—especially when it comes to cannabis. Words can heal and words can harm. 

“We pride ourselves on giving you ‘the smoke’ and giving you that mental high,” a rep said. “We show you there’s more to these porn stars than sex.”

While New York legalized recreational weed use last year, the licensing system that’s supposed to regulate cannabis sales isn’t expected to kick off until late 2022 — and Adams said Friday afternoon that he doesn’t see a need for cracking down on anyone caught dealing ganja out of stores or on the street in the interim.

An honest conversation about how low-priced, terribly-grown, industrial weed is affecting the industry as a whole; and why it’s important for consumers to maintain high standards for the cannabis we consider acceptable, regardless of what we have to pay for it.

As reported by The Asahi Shimbun, the ministry may revise the current law sometime this summer. Japanese law currently prohibits any possession or cultivation of any part of cannabis, including “the spikes, leaves, roots and ungrown stalk of the cannabis plant.”

There have been various attempts to upend federal prohibition through the court system, but what makes this emerging effort especially notable is that the coalition of multi-state operators (MSOs) in the cannabis industry will apparently be represented by the firm Boies Schiller Flexner LLP.

New Jersey cannabis regulators announced this week that the first week of licensed recreational weed sales in the state totaled $24 million.