Water-soluble THC can be infused with virtually anything ingestible, turning water, soup, recipes and whatever-the-hell you want into an edible. Stillwater is banking on it reaching a new group of pot consumers.
While the supporters of Amendment 64 have been celebrating the fifth anniversary of the 2012 vote that legalized recreational marijuana in Colorado, other groups are continuing to campaign against cannabis, including the Marijuana Accountability Coalition, which paid for an anti-pot billboard downtown this month that asked this question: Are you…
On November 13, Todd Mitchem, a Libertarian candidate for the 2nd Congressional District seat currently occupied by Jared Polis, announced that he was dropping out of the race. In response, another candidate for that seat, Independent Nick Thomas, wrote this response.
After weeks of waiting, organizers of the Annual 420 Rally in Civic Center Park heard today, November 17, that their appeal of violations imposed by Denver Park and Recreation on this year’s event was denied. That means permitting in the park for April 20, 2018, is available on a first come, first serve basis.
These ten strains typically provide a good mixture of appetite and relaxation without paranoia or the instant comedown: perfect for Thanksging
Here’s a list of mountain towns that currently have dispensaries, and those that don’t.
Because cannabis is a federal Schedule I substance, state-licensed cultivators, infused-product manufacturers and dispensary owners are unable to file for business expense deductions available to other industries. Colorado politicians want to change that.
Kentucky had a history with hemp long before the recent wave of cannabis legalization.
Despite the AG’s public disdain for legalizing cannabis, he conceded that the United States Department of Justice wouldn’t interfere with state cannabis programs.
Harlequin is an easy CBD strain to find around Denver, becoming a popular strain for daytime use.
The Colorado Department of Health and Environment is preparing to implement changes to its medical marijuana rules in 2018, but there’s still time to let it know what you think of those modifications.
In addition to processing sugar leaves or “trim” into hash, dispensaries will sell them in cheap ounces or pre-rolled joints.
Cannabis industry and regulatory consultant Todd Mitchem has announced that he will be ending his bid for Colorado Representative Jared Polis’s soon-to-be vacated seat in the 2nd Congressional District. Here’s his explanation why.
One of Denver’s most esteemed medical dispensaries is finally open for recreational customers. Verde Natural, an East Colfax staple for cannabis patients since 2009, officially started retail sales last week.
Lyft, the Colorado Department of Transportation, and the Marijuana Industry Group have revived a program to offer discount rides to cannabis consumers. Still, there have been few studies of cannabis-consuming drivers, and readers are quick to point out that drinkers are a far bigger hazard on the road.
Browne’s new competition, the Hash-Off, pitted sixteen Denver concentrate makers against each other, giving each team two pounds of the same strain: Toxic Kool Aid.
Exactly five years after Amendment 64 passed, the Marijuana Accountability Coalition launched, announcing its vows to “push back on the recreational marijuana industry” in Colorado.
MMJ Registry improvements have reduced the waiting time for application approvals and denials to less than one month through the mail, and one day for online applications.
The fate of the 2018 Denver 420 Rally remains uncertain, despite the fact that Thursday, November 9, had been circled on calendars as the day that a hearing officer would decide the appeal of rally organizers who’d protested after the City of Denver banned their event permit for three year
More than a dozen towns and counties across Colorado voted on cannabis business and sales tax measures on November 7, with the vast majority approving the measures. Rocky Ford also legalized the recreational marijuana sales.
There is no government regulator or trade organization that punishes commercial growers for naming a strain whatever they want, no matter what the genetics were.
With so much competition, it can be hard to pick out the right place to start spending hundreds of dollars on lights, vents, nutrients and water reservoirs.
