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Langston draws some interesting lines between early American racial history and the characterization of drug users. Maybe that is how the government has justified the overblown, overreaching tactics to fight this failed drug war.
I stumbled across this Cherry Shire wax concentrate the other day at my medical dispensary's recreational store, and decided to give it a try based on look and smell alone.
You may recognize this strain name from previous reviews of mine, and that's because I absolutely LOVE Chocolope and most strains that come from her.
Up until the mid 1940's, cannabis enjoyed unprecedented acceptance (praise, even) in Japan. There are even records of Ninja training by jumping over cannabis!
The year 2014 may be looked back on as the watershed year that nationwide legalization of marijuana hit the tipping point. Aside from marijuana becoming legalized in two more states, here are five sets of data that seem to confirm that inevitability.
Cheese is most definitely a strain that gets crossed into a lot of different things, and it wouldn't be such a popular parent strain if it wasn't fire on its own.
Over at the University of Mississippi, they’ve been doing research on cannabis since 1968. One such study they submitted in 1995, The Volatile Oil Composition of Fresh and Air-Dried Buds of Cannabis sativa, show that drying changes the relative concentration of terpenes in the oil.
Teen alcohol and drug use -- including marijuana use -- was down across the board in 2014. That's the big take-home from the 2014 Monitoring the Future study by the University of Michigan and the National Institutes on Drug Abuse, which was released Tuesday morning. The MTF is an annual survey of 40,000 8th-graders, 10th-graders and 12th-graders.
As an almost pure (90%) sativa based hybrid, Cannalope Haze has an extreme potency, known for reaching in the 20% range of THC.
Upon first inhalation, the earthiness comes out in true OG strain form, followed by a slight piney, lemon hint. Hit after hit, the flavor seems to deepen.
It was as if a whole pack of Jolly Ranchers matured into a refined, adult taste, ditched the sugar, and blended all together in a freshly-ground flower.
Claims that more drivers are operating vehicles under the influence of marijuana and other controlled substances are unsupported by federal data, according to the conclusions of a November 2014 paper published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) Office of Behavioral Safety Research.
"Here smell this," our delivery man said offering me the jar. My head was sent spinning, as I took a very potent whiff of the sweet piney aroma. Just smelling these buds had me feeling like I had already taken a hit.
The Head Knocker strain that I obtained from my local medical dispensary is becoming one of my daily favorites to consume. With the expert cross of Durban Poison and Trainwreck, almost any weedist connoisseur can find benefit and overall satisfaction within these flowers.
I don't think there's a true cannabis connoisseur that doesn't mind a nice, fruity flower once in awhile, but don't let this strain fool you... she surely can deliver a knock out punch to those who aren't used to the potency of her delight.
In this issue of Terpene Profiles, the properties of humulene are broken down and the therapeutic benefits are explored. Get to know this terpene and discover what studies are currently being done to determine its wide variety of medicinal benefits.
The effects of Recon hit me as soon as I exhale; almost evocative of how deep-breathing exercises relax you after a few deep breaths.
In this issue of Terpene Profiles, the properties of eucalyptol are broken down and the therapeutic benefits are explored. Get to know this terpene and discover what studies are currently being done to determine its wide variety of medicinal benefits.
