Dear Stoner: How can I use all of my cannabis plant after harvest? I’m new to growing and don’t want to waste anything. Root Dear Root: Outside of your main buds, you can use popcorn buds, sugar (trim) leaves, fan leaves, stems and even roots for recreational and medical purposes as well as sustainability efforts. Popcorn buds and sugar leaves are prime material for hash extraction and cooking-oil infusion, or sifting for kief at the very least. Stems and stalks can produce mulch, pet bedding, paper, particleboard and more if the stems and stalks are ground fine enough — but that’s a big if, a ..read more

If you’re counting down the 2020 presidential election, today marks an important milestone on the campaign trail, with 420 days left until it’s time to cast your ballot. And if, like many Americans, you’re making marijuana policy reform a priority next year, as in finally making marijuana legal across the United States, you probably want to know where each presidential candidate stands on the issue of cannabis. Under pressure from voters and progressive rivals with strong records of supporting marijuana legalization, many Democratic presidential candidates are revising their past views on cann ..read more

Vape cartridges Vape cartridges a handheld gadget comprising of a battery connected to a Cartridge loaded up with cannabis Concentrate. With a Vape Pen, Concentrates are warmed, not consumed. Rather than smoke, the yield is vapor. As a result of the absence of smoke and handheld comfort from Vape Pens, some cannabis clients lean toward vaping over smoking. Advantages They are small, transportable, and can be refilled with Distillates and Concentrates. Vape pens are mostly used cigarette smokers so as to avoid smoking cigarettes smells much better than smoking cannabis flowers The post VAPE CAR ..read more

In what could prove to be a pivotal vote, the United States House of Representatives approved a measure that would prevent the Department of Justice from intervening in state-level cannabis legal framework. The United States House of Representatives has pushed for more marijuana reform in 2019 than in any prior year, and just approved a bipartisan measure that protects all state pot programs from federal interference. The amendment — named the Blumenauer-McClintock-Norton amendment after sponsoring representatives Earl Blumenauer (D-Oregon), Tom McClintock (R-California) and Elea ..read more

Am I the only one calling bullshit on all these 30 percent THC strains? I’ll smoke something from a dispensary claiming just that and feel like a sober turd, then puff something stinky marked at 15 percent THC and get burnt to a crisp. Stop juicing your testing results, ya bums. You know who you are.Some strains can back up that shit talk, though, and make you regret being so cocky. Some strains will make you feel like a lost virgin again, leaving you gasping for air and a few more seconds of focus. Of course a strain named MAC would be one of those strains: You’ll be lured in and spit out lik ..read more

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Less than two years ago, Governor Andrew Cuomo said that marijuana was a “gateway drug” and that he could not support legalizing it. Last week, he made legalizing marijuana a cornerstone of his State of the State address, saying that it could generate $300 million for New York “in a way that creates an economic opportunity for poor communities and people who paid the price” for prohibition. But how does Cuomo’s plan stack up against the other legalization proposals in the state, and across the country?. . Melissa Moore, the deputy state director for the Drug Policy Alliance, said t ..read more

Doctor’s Recommendation for Medical Marijuana? All California residents have the legal right to use and possess Medical Marijuana, and you can legally speak with a doctor to get a recommendation if you need to use marijuana for medical reasons. Thanks to the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 (Proposition 215), you can legally medicate yourself for pain and other medical conditions. Now, you can get your Doctor’s Recommendation from our partner at HelloMD for only $49 (Regular Price is $59)! The whole process will be less than 30 minutes! Compared to going to a Doctor’s office, this wi ..read more

International drug treaties have long stood in the way of cannabis reform on the national level. But in newly issued recommendations, the World Health Organization (WHO) says it’s time to change course on how the United Nations categorizes cannabis. It’s the latest sign that the world is warming to the health benefits of a plant that for decades has been dismissed as a dangerous drug. Reform advocates around the globe were quick to cheer the news. “This is the best outcome that WHO could possibly have come up with,” said Kenzi Riboulet Zemouli, the head of research at For Alternati ..read more