Looking to step it up and find ways to improve your cannabis business in this growing industry? It seems like everywhere you look, and on every other block, new cannabis dispensaries are opening up. Cannabis…

CBD was a last resort for the family of ten-year-old Sophie*. CBD is well known now, but back in the day, CBD was an undesirable chemical for growers because it mitigates the high caused by…

As the laws surrounding cannabis relax around the world, drug impairment and driving is a growing concern. Each country has its own method of dealing with this issue. For many governments, the best option has…

Having questions, whether you’re an old or new cannabis user, is completely normal. It’s confusing when we talk about hemp, cannabidiol, CBD, cannabis and THC, and how they can all have different effects — especially…

Tissue culture cultivation could shape the future for growing cannabis. We could see issues like disease and pests go away soon. Before we delve into tissue culture cultivation, it would be useful to understand how…

Life is all about duality: the good and the bad, ups and downs, light and dark, pleasure and pain. Throughout history, human beings can ebb and flow with the dark side of life. However, when…

Labs and regulators want to test cannabis for more and more contaminants to ensure a high standard in the market. These tests, however, despite their critical importance, are never perfect. A difficult battle exists while…

What you are about to read contains ridiculousness, so get ready for some shenanigans. But, before you go any further, try your luck with the crossword puzzle. It’s about wild animals tripping out and getting…

What is the environmental cost of one cotton tee? In some parts of the world, it amounts to 2.7k litres of water, 1.2 pounds of fossil fuel, .1-pound pesticide and .2 pounds of fertilizer. That’s…

Hash enthusiasts and solvent extract heads clash from time to time. Two different categories of extracts are separated by physical process and culture. Because of this, there are fine lines in the nomenclature to define…