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Edible forms of cannabis, including gummies, mints, brownies, cookies, tinctures, drinks, and other food products, are discreet and can produce long-lasting, safe effects. They’re great when consumed responsibly, and when you know how much you’re consuming. But edibles can lead you down an unpredictable path if you’re not careful, so it’s important to know what kind of experience you want to have. Eating too much cannabis isn’t going to hurt your body, but unwanted or unpleasant effects from edibles can be avoided if you know the dose of the product and what dose of edible works best for you. Edibles…

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When it comes to genetics, Blimburn Seeds doesn’t mess around. Sergio M is the weed celebrity you may not have heard of, but you’ve definitely seen his work. As his native Spain became a seed-production hotspot in the early 2000s, this genetics wizard started working behind the scenes with some of the biggest names in cannabis—and still does through Blimburn Seeds, a seed bank trusted by growers throughout the world. Through Sergio’s friendship and collaboration with cannabis icons Kyle Kushman and Steve DeAngelo, he was the first to bring American genetics, including Granddaddy Purple and GSC, to Europe. Now, Blimburn…

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Vena is here to empower you to experience a more complete life with their CBD+THC gummies, supplements, and skincare products. To help you explore what Vena’s approach to sustainable vitality could do for you, they are offering a BOGO sale on everything sitewide. Just use code LEAFLY at checkout! That’s right: buy one, get one on Vena’s wide range of CBD and CBD+THC offerings. With a deal like that, it’s never been easier to discover CBD-powered wellness. Women-led Vena is dedicated to supporting a balanced lifestyle for their customers. This transparent company offers quality, safety-tested products to help you on your…

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After a long and contentious campaign, the people of Colorado have spoken.The Centennial State has voted to legalize and decriminalize various psychedelic drugs via Proposition 122, also known as the Natural Medicine Health Act. Proponents declared victory on Wednesday evening. With 88% of the ballots counted, the measure had eked out a narrow win: 51.4% of voters supported it, and 48.6% opposed.Proposition 122 includes several components that state officials will implement over the next several years: The decriminalization of psychedelic drugs, the legalization of psilocybin (magic mushrooms), and the potential legalization of other psychedelic drugs, including ibogaine, dimethyltryptamine (DMT), and…

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Being aware of the breath and regulating it can harness the transformative power of mindful breathing. For some, pairing breathwork with cannabis can lead to a deep awareness of the body, while for others it can kickstart a journey akin to a DMT trip. “Breath work by itself is therapeutic for many of the same reasons people consume cannabis—PTSD, anxiety, insomnia or pain and inflammation,” said Dr. Simi Kaur Burns PharmD, cannabis pharmacist and yoga teacher. “Cannabis helps some people slow down, stay present in the moment, and experience heightened sensory or emotional awareness—all of which support breathwork.” Learn more…

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Minnesota lawmakers are expected to eventually address rules that inadvertently made the state a hotbed for hemp-derived delta-8 THC edibles as a result of a measure passed earlier this year. The measure, which took effect in July, has unintentionally created a shadow recreational cannabis market despite laws that restrict the sale of products that contain high levels of THC to the state’s medical marijuana program. Stakeholders and attorneys in the state have said regulatory updates regarding THC in food can be expected during next year’s legislative session, including those addressing hemp-derived products. Law’s intent The intent of the Minnesota law…

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Maryland voters on Election Day approved a Legislature-backed ballot question to legalize cannabis for adult use, according to New York Times election results with 82% of the vote counted. Voters handily backed the measure by a 65.5%-34.5% margin.    Polling prior to Tuesday’s vote had repeatedly found strong support for the reforms, with an October poll from the Washington Post and the University of Maryland gauging support at 74%.   Unlike most citizen-backed initiatives, Maryland’s adult-use question was proposed by state lawmakers and gives the Legislature the green light to set up the industry. The approval by voters triggers some cannabis-related…

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This article is excerpted from The SAFE Banking Act: Explained. Download the full report here. Lawmakers continue to discuss how to best move cannabis banking reform across the finish line of the Senate floor now that it’s been removed from the COMPETES Act. As legislators debate the next steps, we hope our peers in the field understand that this law is not just about making life more convenient for cannabis business owners. It would serve as a catalyst for cross-industry development benefitting multiple sectors across the economy. We can’t discuss the SAFE Banking Act without acknowledging the ripple effect it…

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Nevada marijuana regulators say they received 100 applications for the state’s first-ever marijuana consumption lounge licenses during a short submission window last month, with plans to begin issuing approvals in “early 2023.” The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) started accepting the applications on October 14 and closed submissions on October 27. This comes more than a year after Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) signed a bill from Assemblyman Steve Yeager (D) legalizing consumption lounges. Current retailers were able to apply for one license category to build lounges into their existing operations, and there will also be independent lounges that can enter into a…

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