Everything about Rainbow Sherbet: effects, typical THC, lineage, and terpenes — plus hands-on product reviews and bud photos from Toker's Guide's DMV experts. < Back Rainbow Sherbet Strain Review Type Hybrid THC % 16% Dominant Terpene Energy Caryophyllene Sleepy Overview Rainbow Sherbet is a well-balanced hybrid marijuana strain created through the cross of Champagne and Blackberry. It is highly regarded for its dessert-like flavor profile and its ability to provide a versatile experience that transitions from focused creativity to deep relaxation. Effects Rainbow Sherbet delivers a versatile high that begins with cerebral focus and chilled-out euphoria, making it an excellent choice for creative projects or social interactions requiring moderate energy. However, when consumed in larger amounts, the experience shifts into a heavy-hitting, sedating body high. Its terpene profile is led by caryophyllene, which provides spicy notes and potential anti-inflammatory benefits, followed by limonene for mood elevation and myrcene for deep physical relaxation. Because of these properties, medical marijuana patients frequently choose this strain to help alleviate chronic pain, stress, and nausea. Positive Effects Side Effects Common Uses Relaxed 0% Happy 0% Euphoric 0% Uplifted 0% Talkative 0% Creative 0% Energetic 0% Focused 16% Giggly 16% Tingly 0% Hungry 0% Sleepy 16% Unknown Dry Mouth 0% Dry Eyes 0% Dizzy 0% Paranoid 0% Anxious 0% Hungry 0% Tingly 0% Sleepy 16% Appearance The buds of Rainbow Sherbet are typically dense and medium-sized, displaying a vibrant array of forest green and deep purple hues. These colorful nuggets are accented by thin, bright orange pistils and coated in a frosty, sugary layer of white crystalline trichomes. Aroma True to its name, this strain features a sweet and fruity aromatic profile. It is dominated by the scent of fresh berries and sugary candy, with subtle underlying notes of earthiness and a hint of mint. Flavor The flavor is a complex blend of sweet berries and citrus with a smooth, creamy finish. On the exhale, users often report a lingering taste of sugary fruit and a touch of spice, making it one of the more palatable strains available. Lineage This cultivar is an evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica / 50% sativa) resulting from the genetic cross of the sparkling Champagne strain and the berry-heavy Blackberry. This combination ensures a mix of cerebral stimulation and physical calm. Terpene Profile - Caryophyllene: The primary terpene, offering spicy notes and potential anti-inflammatory benefits. - Limonene: Provides a bright citrus zest and contributes to the strain's mood-elevating effects. - Myrcene: Adds an earthy, herbal foundation that aids in physical relaxation.Effects Rainbow Sherbet delivers a versatile high that starts with a sense of cerebral focus and chilled-out euphoria, ideal for creative projects or social interaction. However, when consumed in larger amounts, the effects transform into a heavy-hitting, sedating body high. Medical patients often choose this strain to help alleviate chronic pain, stress, and nausea. Cultivation Preferences This strain is considered moderately easy to grow and performs well in both indoor and outdoor environments. It prefers a warm, sunny climate similar to a Mediterranean setting. - Flowering Time: Usually takes between 8 to 9 weeks to reach full maturity. - Yield: Produces a moderate to high yield of resinous buds. - Maintenance: Responds well to basic training techniques like topping to maximize light exposure to lower branches.Origin Rainbow Sherbet was developed in the United States, bred by cultivators seeking to combine the unique, bubbly qualities of Champagne with the robust fruitiness of Blackberry. Seed Suppliers Authentic seeds and clones can be sourced through various reputable breeders and seed banks, including Apothecary Genetics and Archive Seed Bank, as well as several West Coast-based nurseries. Conclusion Rainbow Sherbet is a standout hybrid that successfully bridges the gap between flavor and function. Its ability to provide both inspiration and physical relief, coupled with its delicious sugary profile, makes it a favorite for both recreational users and medical patients alike. Previous Next

Tanana Herb Company, founded by brothers Sam and Joe Hachey, has grown from a small bootstrapped operation into a successful Fairbanks-based cannabis business that navigates Alaska’s challenging terrain and climate to reach retailers statewide. Known for their weekly delivery model and hands-on approach, the company is currently expanding with new retail and cultivation facilities despite a high failure rate in the local market. < Back Wild Is Not Out of the Ordinary Mar 20, 2026 Source: Macey Wolfer MG Magazine Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link On the day Sam Hachey received his cannabis cultivation license, he stood outside an Alaska state building, hooting and hollering. “I thought it was the proudest moment of my life,” he said. It was 2016. Alaska had recently legalized recreational cannabis, and Sam and his brother Joe — along with friends Leslea and James Nunley — had just secured one of the state’s first six cultivation licenses. They had no outside investors, no contractors, and a budget Sam would later describe as “laughably small.” But they did have a bare, 1,500-square-foot warehouse; Sam’s electrical experience; Joe’s background in mechanical engineering and construction; and a stalwart refusal to slow down. Nine years later, Tanana Herb Company operates out of a 48,000-square-foot facility in Fairbanks, runs a ten-week harvest cycle, and produces forty to forty-five strains at a time. The company’s products reach retailers from Juneau and Ketchikan to Bethel, Wrangell, and Dutch Harbor, a fishing port at the far end of the Aleutian Islands. The road to get where they are now — literally and metaphorically — was long, often treacherous, and occasionally involved a moose. Building a cannabis company the hard way [image: Sam and Joe Hachey in a Tanana Herb Co. grow room in Alaska.]Nine years after they received one of Alaska’s first adult-use licenses, the Hachey brothers still take a hands-on approach to every aspect of their business. (Photo: Tanana Herb Co.) The Hachey brothers moved to Alaska in 2015, just as the state legalized recreational cannabis. Sam had worked in the legal industry in Colorado before relocating to Washington state. Heading to the Last Frontier with his brother just made sense, he said. “We decided to move to Alaska and start a cannabis company,” he recalled. “Because, why not?” The early days were a crash course in doing everything themselves. Alaska’s rules prohibited out-of-state financing, and the brothers didn’t want outside investors anyway. They had no intention of ceding control of what they were building. So they bootstrapped almost everything. “We did all the work ourselves,” Sam said. “There would have been nowhere near enough money to contract all of this work out. Me, myself, and a thousand bucks got the manufacturing running. I didn’t try to reinvent the wheel. I read a book and a couple articles and tried things.” Showing up — every day, in every condition — was the strategy. “At the end of the day, I’m showing up. Joe’s showing up. It’s getting done,” Sam said. Alaska changes the math Today, Tanana is faring better than much of its competition. The company plans to open a second retail location this year and is building more flowering rooms, a new processing space, and additional offices and bathrooms. In a state where the failure rate for cannabis businesses runs around 50 percent — driven by market oversaturation, high taxes, and the recent incursion of a controversial process for converting hemp-derived CBD into THC — survival is success. Growth is a bonus. “There’s about 240 or so retailers in the state, and we transferred product to 117 of them last year, which is pretty awesome,” Sam said. [image: Cannabis flower hangs drying at Tanana Herb Co. in Alaska.]Cannabis flower drying at Tanana Herb Co. (Photo: Tanana Herb Co.) Getting products to that many retailers means navigating Alaska’s terrain, which does not negotiate. Tanana sells 30–40 percent of its cannabis locally in Fairbanks, but the majority goes 350 miles south to Anchorage, the state’s primary population center. For much of the year, the road between the two cities is effectively impassable. “It’s kind of a treacherous highway,” Sam said. “It’s beautiful in the summertime — no snow, twenty-four hours of daylight, and you can drive to your heart’s content.” The other months are a different story. “There are landslides and moose and bears and other people,” he said, recalling a drive through Cantwell, near the highway to Denali, just as the sun set. “The road snakes down into this gorgeous river valley, and I remember driving about fifty miles per hour, just cruising.” Without warning, the weather took a turn for the worse. “It was just a white-out blizzard. I looked out my window and it was like a snow globe. It was the most crazy, vertigo-inducing experience. I thought I was going to die and fly off into nowhere.” Wildlife encounters are their own category of adventure. “I once made eye contact with this moose, and it started running,” Sam said. “I slowed down thinking it would cross, and it matched my pace. I played chicken with this moose. It was icy. I was sliding. I was so close I could have just reached out my window and slapped his booty.” Braving those conditions, he said, was simply part of the job. “There have been many times where I’m like, ‘Oh, it’s really dangerous to drive there.’ I would just drive slow and make the delivery, because I’ve got payroll, I’ve got a mortgage, I’ve got insurance.” Those days are mostly behind the brothers now. As Tanana has grown, they’ve brought in transportation companies that handle long-distance deliveries in dedicated vehicles, offering both hub and product-transport services. Sam doesn’t miss the era when he and Joe got up at 4 a.m. to drive all day and reach Anchorage by 4 p.m., then begin making rounds. The weekly delivery cadence, though, is something he considers a genuine competitive advantage. “The thing that sets us apart is we deliver every week,” he said. “I’m going to sell retailers more weed if I deliver every single week. The retailer only needs to put out a small amount of money, recover it during the week, and then use that money to buy more and recover again. That weekly delivery is very important for them.” [image: Young cannabis plants grow inside Tanana Herb Co.’s Alaska cultivation facility.]Cultivation technicians tend to clones in one of the cultivation rooms at Tanana Herb Co. (Photo: Tanana Herb Co.) Built for the road Four hundred miles of highway — much of it rough, remote, and weather-dependent — changes how you think about packaging. A pre-roll that leaves a Denver facility and arrives at a retailer fifteen minutes later is a different product from one that’s spent a day rattling around in a vehicle crossing the Alaska Range. “When you’re in Denver and you’ve got a nicely rolled joint, you put it in a tub and the next day it gets picked up and driven fifteen minutes to a retailer and then put on the shelf,” Sam said. “But if you have 400 miles to go in a vehicle, that joint gets 400 miles of banging around.” To protect their pre-rolls, Tanana uses U.S.-made paraffin-coated cardboard boxes for single and double-pack joints, along with six-joint slider boxes made of thick cardboard that can be recycled or composted. Word of mouth in a giant state Moving product is one challenge. Getting Alaskans to ask for it by name is another. With fewer than 750,000 people spread across more than 665,000 square miles — a land mass roughly one-fifth the size of the lower forty-eight states — building brand awareness requires a different playbook. About 40 percent of the state’s population lives in Anchorage, but reaching the farthest-flung communities demands creativity. For Tanana, word of mouth is the cornerstone. The team makes a point of showing up wherever potential customers gather, from vendor marketing days to public events, and connects personally rather than just promoting product. They also sponsor blocks of music on several radio stations to build name recognition across the state. At one point, the brothers took it further, hosting their own unscripted radio talk show — “The Buzz” — featuring fire marshals, politicians, dog mushers, and “as many random people as we could get,” Sam said. Nine years after Sam Hachey stood outside a state building hollering about his license, Tanana Herb Company is not just surviving — it’s expanding. In a market where roughly half of Alaska’s cannabis businesses have closed, that counts for something. The new retail location and additional build-out planned for this year count for more. What got them here isn’t complicated. Two brothers showed up. They did the work. They kept showing up. “Never slow down,” Sam said. “Never surrender.” [image: A Tanana Herb Co. product package sits outdoors with an Alaska landscape in the background.]Photo: Tanana Herb Co. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... 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The company launched Tilray Medical Italia to expand its medical cannabis portfolio in Italy. < Back Tilray Medical Strengthens Italian Market Presence Jan 22, 2026 Source: Staff Cannabis Business Times Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The company launched Tilray Medical Italia, expanding its medical cannabis portfolio in the country. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Cannabis businesses face a complex environment due to regulations, tight margins, and competition. The article challenges the narrative of blaming software for these issues, suggesting it's time for cannabis brands and retailers to reconcile with their software providers. < Back It’s time for cannabis brands, retailers to make up with their software providers Jul 18, 2025 Source: Kevin Huhn MJbizDaily Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Between evolving regulations, tight margins and fierce competition, cannabis operators are navigating one of the most complex business environments out there. But amid all this chaos, there’s a recurring narrative that needs to be challenged: blaming the software. It’s time for cannabis brands, retailers to make up with their software providers is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Storz & Bickel, known for their Volcano vaporizer, is launching a new, more affordable dry herb vape called the VEAZY, priced at $249 and weighing 0.3 lbs. Jürgen Bickel, co-founder of Storz & Bickel, discusses the company's 25-year journey from a German workshop to a global leader, highlighting the development of the Volcano and the importance of medical application and quality testing. He also talks about the company's growth, the impact of German legalization, and his increased public-facing role. The VEAZY is designed to be compact, affordable, and will come in various colors to appeal to a broader audience. < Back Storz & Bickel Celebrates 25 Years With Launch of New VEAZY Vape Sep 9, 2025 Source: Eugenio García Cannabis Now Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link In the world of cannabis technology, few brands carry the legacy and trust of Storz & Bickel. For over two decades, their iconic Volcano vaporizer has set the standard for quality and performance, earning a reputation as the gold standard for both cannabis medical patients and connoisseurs alike. While the brand’s legacy is built on its classic devices, Storz & Bickel continues to innovate. Today, the brand is launching the new VEAZY, a true game-changer for the personal dry herb vape market. The new Storz & Bickel VEAZY Vaporizer delivers consistent, flavorful vapor in just 40 seconds using the company’s patented hybrid heating technology. It’s also the brand’s smallest and most affordable device, priced at just $249 and weighing 0.3 lbs. Users can fine-tune settings and easily personalize sessions from their phone or laptop via Bluetooth to the S&B web app. Plus, the quick USB-C charging system means you can easily recharge the device when you’re on the move. The VEAZY is the perfect blend of style and substance: It fits nicely in the palm of your hand but still packs a punch with S&B’s patented mini hybrid heater blending conduction and convection. Cannabis Now Founder Eugenio Garcia sat down with Jürgen Bickel, co-founder and managing director of Storz & Bickel, to discuss the brand’s 25-year journey from a small German workshop to a global industry leader. In this conversation, Jürgen shares the company’s foundational principles, his new role as a public-facing advocate for the brand, and an exciting first look at the VEAZY, the company’s latest device set to redefine accessibility in the space. [image: Veazy orange]The new VEAZY is the latest innovation from S&B and is designed to appeal to a broader audience with its compact design, affordable price point, and range of fun colors. *Eugenio Garcia:* Jürgen, welcome. Thank you for being here with me. Storz & Bickel is one of the few brands with a true legacy. In my opinion, cannabis is still a new industry, but we’ve been at it for over a decade now in its modern sense. However, your brand has a rich history, and I’d love to learn a little more about the company’s beginnings and how it got started. *Jürgen **Bickel:* Of course. This was 25 years ago, or even a little bit before. The starting point was my partner, or ex-partner, Markus Storz. He started to develop the Volcano. I met him from time to time during this process, and I also tested a few things with him. But at that time, I was still living in South America and was not too close to it. In November 2000, he brought out the first series of the Volcano. I was one of his first clients. I bought a Volcano for myself. I quit smoking tobacco at that time, and I brought it with me to Peru. A year later, I came back to Germany. My time in South America was over, and Markus needed help, so I helped him out because I knew the device. We attended trade shows together, and then we decided to co-found Storz & Bickel. We were just the two of us then, and then the journey started. 25 years later, we have about 150 employees here and have had a great time and a great experience. *EG:* Twenty-five years ago, how did you develop the technology for the Volcano? How has it transitioned over 25 years, given that you must have over 20 or 30 products now? *JB:* It started with a heat gun. It became clear at the time that you don’t have to burn the flower to consume it. At that time, it wasn’t immediately apparent to everyone that THCA needed to be decarboxylated; all we knew was that it worked. We found out that you need a minimum of 180 degrees Celsius to release the THC, and you need less than 230 degrees Celsius because above that, it also burns. This is your window and to stay in that window, you must have exact temperature control. This is how it started. *EG:* The balloon is such a signature part of the Volcano experience. What was the rationale behind that design choice, and what benefits does it offer the user that other methods don’t? *JB: *To this day, people still ask, “What is it, a balloon or a bag?” But it’s just a way to hold the vapor you have already produced so you only need to inhale. You can almost not do anything wrong once you have the bag in your hand. It’s very easy, and it’s also a resistance-free inhalation. All this made it very special from the very beginning. *EG: *There’s a huge medical benefit to these devices. How do you think about it from a medical point of view, as far as the technology and your presentation of the products? *JB:* We’re located in Tuttlingen, Germany, which calls itself the world center of medical devices.. So, from the very beginning, it was clear that we wanted to have a medical device like everybody else in this town. Another point for us from the very beginning was that somebody who is slightly disabled needs to be able to use it. It was also important that a patient could use it and that you could replicate the dosage. One balloon always has the same amount. You have local mobility; you don’t have to touch electricity or heat or glass. You can bring it to a patient in a bed. All of this was thought into the design from the very beginning, and it worked very well. It’s not only the medical device status we like. We also certify our household devices that are not medical devices. We certify them with a UL norm. The UL 8139 is the vaporizing norm. We send 100 devices to a lab where somebody else tests them, doing drop tests, water tests, electric tests, and venting tests. We do this to get a third-party approval for our device. This is our way to ensure quality and demonstrate the diligence we bring into the development process. *EG:* Speaking of the development process, how does the process of creating new devices or enhancing technology work for you? *JB:* We get a lot of customer feedback, and we take all feedback seriously to see if there is something that everybody doesn’t like or what everybody wants to have. We review it, but the baseline remains an internal process. For the Venty, for example, we said, “Okay, the MIGHTY+ is nice, but we would like something a little bit faster with more airflow.” So, this was clearly an internal idea. In the cannabis industry, if something isn’t widely available and a lot of people don’t know about vaporizers, it’s difficult to get good feedback. You have some experts who know a lot of devices, but this is only a few people, and they are already experts. This isn’t somebody on the street you can ask. The feedback you get is always that people want it to be cheap and small, which makes it a little bit difficult. We develop a lot of these ideas in-house; Markus and I both use cannabis and we’re the first ones who test it. We stand behind it, and if I don’t like it or if I think it doesn’t work, then we don’t do it. This is our internal review process. But of course, the whole community brings in ideas, and all this together brings us to a new device. *EG:* You mentioned just now that everyone wants it cheaper and smaller. A company that comes to mind when you say that is Apple. They revolutionized technology across the world. I don’t know if you’ve heard this before, but a lot of people compare Storz & Bickel to Apple. They say Storz & Bickel is the Apple of the cannabis space. *JB:* I’ve heard that. It’s nice to hear. *EG:* With Apple for many years, after Steve Jobs passed, there wasn’t a lot of personality behind the brand. For Storz & Bickel, for many years, everyone knew the Volcano and the product, but nobody really knew who was behind it. There was no public face of the brand. Maybe it’s just me, but in the last year or two, we’ve seen you, Jürgen Bickel, really out there as an entrepreneur and a leader in the space, as a spokesperson not only for your brand but for the industry as a whole. You’re very active on social media. I’ve seen you speaking on panels and doing a lot more interviews. Is that a perception, or have you truly taken your message and the brand to the streets in the last few years? *JB:* That’s absolutely true. Of course, in the past, the legal situation in the States and in Europe was much more difficult, and you may not have wanted to go out and present yourself as a big cannabis entrepreneur. This has changed in the last few years. I can talk more openly than the company can. I can use the word “cannabis.” I can show the consumption. I also want to show people what it is like. I don’t want to give a wrong image. Everything that is happening on social media is authentic. I’m a user at the end of the day, and I’m testing the device. I’ve tested tons of devices, and I want to transmit this message. I am who I am, and this is the company behind it. This is to build trust with people and say, “You can spend this amount of money. I assure you this is something good. This is not something you will regret at any point.” *EG:* The economy around the industry has been challenging. What I’ve seen is that a lot of companies, specifically from Europe, were looking at the US for expansion. Now that Germany has legalized, a good number have reversed their focus back to Germany or Europe. Germany has a population of nine million, so it’s a massive move for the economy and for potential revenue. How has Germany impacted your focus? We know that Mary Jane Berlin had 44,000 to 45,000 attendees. *JB:* From the baseline, we understand ourselves as a global brand. Every year, we ship to more than 100 countries. It shows that cannabis is consumed everywhere in the world, whatever the legal situation is. Even where penalties exist, people are still consuming—not in the same way or with the same openness—but worldwide, people have been using cannabis for thousands of years. This is part of our brand’s international approach. I like this about cannabis, seeing that people are using it everywhere in the world. Of course, then you have your main markets where you have your main sales and main revenue. The US market is the biggest market for us. But Europe also became more important. It was always a good market, but with legalization in Germany, we doubled our revenue in Germany. It’s also personally much nicer to live in a legal environment where you can consume and have three plants at home, which is allowed. So, as a company, Germany is great, and it’s our home market and our home language, so we have a lot of focus here. We also have a subsidiary in Oakland; an office with 15 people and more than 20 salespeople employed as Storz & Bickel America, Inc. I personally founded that company in 2005 in Oakland. So, on the revenue side, we look for our main markets, but our general approach is to be worldwide, and I’m proud to ship every year to more than 100 countries. *EG:* I was very happy to see the Oakland expansion. I lived in Berkeley, California, for 10 years. I have a very fond love for Oaksterdam. It was a cradle of innovation, as they say, so close to Silicon Valley. Speaking of innovation, tell me about the new VEAZY vaporizer. *JB:* The Venty was our last innovation, almost two years ago. It was a game-changer because it had high airflow. It’s a very successful device, but it is a little bit pricey and bulky. It has the performance for people who are using cannabis several times a day. We thought, like with the Mighty and Crafty, the Venty needs a little brother or sister. We came up with the “VEAZY.” The VEAZY has the same feeling chamber inside, so it works with our capsules, but it’s much smaller and handier. It has a slightly higher heat-up time of 40 seconds, and the airflow is a little more restricted, but it’s a nice and small device. Our goal with this device was to bring our experience to a broader audience and make it more affordable. This will retail at $249 USD. It has great performance and is a very nice device. *EG*: And it comes in a range of fun colors, right? *JB: *Yes! All our devices are normally black, so we thought, “Let’s use a few colors if we’re going in a more lifestyle direction.” In addition to our alluring black, it will come in four colors: rainbow, a dynamic blue, inspiring orange, and a charming pink. *EG:* I love them so much. Being able to personalize a purchase is really important to people. In your home, you can use it as a presentation. It’s not just a device you pull out of a drawer. It’s something you can have on a bar cart or a conversation piece in the home, which is very exciting. *JB:* It has the orange button, the different colors, and it works well and goes in your pocket. It’s a very good offer to the market. It’s also easy to use with a one-button design: You press it once, and it turns on. You see the orange light, and it heats up. *EG:* It looks beautiful. It gives me an essence of a microphone for a rock star. You are the rock star of your own life with one of these. I can’t wait to try one. Congratulations. As one of the leading brands and entrepreneurs in the space, what is your hope for the next five to 10 years? Do you think that we are on the cusp of a global or at least US legalization? What do you predict in the near and medium future? *JB:* On the legal side, I think that it will go in the right direction. I don’t see things going back, even in the US. But even the current situation is acceptable. You can run a business in this space and do certain things. You see this globally. Australia, for example, is a good market. You also see advancements in South Africa and even in Brazil. The same thing happens: It goes through medical and then recreational. It gets acceptance. Our generation is the first one that is more open to it. The younger generation is more open to it, questions alcohol, and has more openness towards cannabis. So, I see this as a positive, and I think this trend will remain. *EG:* Absolutely. In order to have the future that we are hoping for, I believe that the normalization of cannabis and the products and brands behind them is very important. What I’ve also noticed in the last year or two with Storz & Bickel is you have done specific things with your brand, connecting them with mainstream, normalizing opportunities. What is the next event that you guys have on your calendar, either in Europe or in the US, that is a larger opportunity for you? *JB:* The next show is the cannabis show in Prague, in the Czech Republic. We will have a launch party in New York the weekend after. We are thinking about something in San Diego as well. Then, of course, MJ BizCon and Hall of Flowers in Santa Rosa are coming up. Those are the bigger events. In Europe, Mary Jane was great. *EG:* Awesome. JB, it has been a pleasure to connect with you. I’ve been watching your progress over the years. I graduated high school in 2000, and the Volcano quickly came into my world when I was in college. It’s been a true pleasure to see someone like you grow over the years and now to talk to you personally. Thank you so much. The post Storz & Bickel Celebrates 25 Years With Launch of New VEAZY Vape appeared first on Cannabis Now. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... 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Everything about Tigermelon: effects, typical THC, lineage, and terpenes — plus hands-on product reviews and bud photos from Toker's Guide's DMV experts. < Back Tigermelon Strain Review Type Indica THC % 20% Dominant Terpene Energy NA Happy, Relaxed Overview Tigermelon is an exotic and rare hybrid developed by the renowned breeder Bodhi Seeds. Known for its unique genetics and sensory profile, it has served as a foundational parent for notable hybrids like Snow Leopard. Effects Tigermelon offers a balanced experience that begins with a soaring, creative euphoria and mental clarity, eventually transitioning into a heavy, soothing body relaxation. Because of this progression, it is highly suitable for evening use, stress relief, and managing conditions that require a combination of mental uplift and physical ease. Its terpene profile is led by myrcene, which contributes to the tropical mango scent and promotes deep relaxation; caryophyllene, which provides spicy, woody notes and potential anti-inflammatory benefits; and limonene, which adds a touch of citrus brightness to the aromatic profile. This complex blend of effects makes Tigermelon an ideal choice for those seeking a potent, exotic sensory experience that settles into a deeply relaxing state. Positive Effects Side Effects Common Uses Relaxed 50% Happy 100% Euphoric 0% Uplifted 0% Talkative 0% Creative 50% Energetic 0% Focused 0% Giggly 0% Tingly 0% Hungry 0% Sleepy 0% stress, depression, anxiety, bipolar_disorder, hypertension Dry Mouth 50% Dry Eyes 0% Dizzy 0% Paranoid 0% Anxious 0% Hungry 0% Tingly 0% Sleepy 0% Appearance The buds of Tigermelon are typically dense and resinous, featuring a palette of light forest green with occasional deep purple hues. They are adorned with a thick layer of crystalline trichomes and thin, amber-colored pistils that weave through the foliage. Aroma True to the description provided by Bodhi, the aroma is most famously compared to a sandalwood mango lassi. It possesses a complex, creamy sweetness layered with pungent tropical fruit and a distinct, incense-like woody base. Flavor The flavor profile is highly sought after by connoisseurs, offering a smooth smoke that tastes of ripe mango and sweet cream on the inhale. This is followed by a spicy, earthy sandalwood finish with faint chemical undertones inherited from its Chemdawg heritage. Lineage Tigermelon is a sophisticated three-way cross. Its genetic backbone consists of the high-octane Chemdawg, the cerebral Apollo 11 (Genius cut), and a rugged Uzbekistani indica. This blend merges legendary American potency with hardy landrace stability. Terpene Profile - Myrcene: Contributes to the tropical mango scent and promotes relaxation. - Caryophyllene: Provides the spicy, woody sandalwood notes and potential anti-inflammatory benefits. - Limonene: Adds a touch of citrus brightness to the creamy aromatic profile.Effects This strain offers a balanced experience that begins with a soaring, creative euphoria and mental clarity. As the high progresses, the Uzbekistani indica influence takes hold, providing a heavy, soothing body relaxation that makes it suitable for evening use or stress relief. Cultivation Preferences Tigermelon is considered a moderate-to-difficult strain to cultivate, generally preferred by those with some experience. - Flowering Time: Approximately 9 to 10 weeks. - Environment: Thrives in controlled indoor environments where humidity can be monitored, though it can succeed outdoors in mild, dry climates. - Growth Habit: It tends to have a sturdy structure but benefits from light training to maximize light penetration to the dense lower buds.Origin The strain originated in the United States, bred by Bodhi Seeds. It is part of their celebrated "Tiger" line of genetics which often utilizes rare landrace or heirloom indica males. Seed Suppliers Authentic Tigermelon seeds are rare and often considered a "vaulted" or limited release. Collectors can occasionally find them or their crosses through specialty vendors such as Great Lakes Genetics, JBC Seeds, or through private seed auctions. Conclusion Tigermelon remains a "mysterious" and highly respected cultivar in the cannabis community. Its unparalleled flavor profile and potent three-way lineage make it a masterpiece of craft breeding, ideal for those seeking an exotic and deeply relaxing sensory experience. Previous Next

This article from MJBizDaily explores how cannabis is being used as a sophisticated ingredient in the culinary world, highlighting seven ways it is transforming cuisine. < Back From strain to sauce: 7 ways cannabis is igniting the culinary world Jul 7, 2025 Source: Margaret Jackson MJbizDaily Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link As legalization spreads and culinary creativity blossoms, chefs, home cooks and food enthusiasts are discovering the potential of marijuana as a sophisticated ingredient. From strain to sauce: 7 ways cannabis is igniting the culinary world is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Cannabis brands are increasingly leveraging authority platforms to build the credibility and trust necessary for visibility in a highly regulated market. These platforms provide long-term discoverability and third-party validation, helping brands navigate platform restrictions and improve recognition by search engines and AI systems. < Back How Authority Platforms Boost Cannabis Ad Visibility and Trust Feb 17, 2026 Source: Faith Roberts MG Magazine Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link As cannabis advertising continues to face platform restrictions, brands must rethink their marketing strategies to ensure visibility across platforms and AI recognition. Display advertising can create short-term exposure but rarely provides companies with the sustained credibility necessary in today’s highly regulated market. That reality has pushed more cannabis marketers to look beyond traditional advertising and toward a different kind of growth channel: authority platforms. It has become essential for marketing department to understand not only what authority platforms are, but more importantly why they matter. Defining Authority Platforms in a Restricted Industry Authority platforms are established media environments that carry credibility with audiences, search engines, and AI-driven discovery systems. They are defined not by reach alone, but also by trust. In practice, these authority platforms share several characteristics: - Editorial standards that prioritize accuracy and context. - Established audiences relevant to a specific industry. - Long-standing visibility within search results. - Recognition as credible sources by search engines and AI systems. In cannabis, where misinformation, regulatory complexity, and consumer skepticism intersect, these characteristics carry outsized importance. Not all exposure is equal. Where your content lives determines how much credibility it carries. Why Authority is so Important to Cannabis-Related Products and Services The cannabis industry operates differently from most other categories. Regulatory oversight, health considerations, and ongoing policy debates mean both users and systems approach all information with caution. Search engines and AI platforms are no exception. When these systems evaluate content related to cannabis, they tend to favor: - Recognized industry publications. - Sources with consistent editorial history. - Content that demonstrates subject-matter expertise. - Platforms that provide context, not just promotion. AI-driven answer systems follow similar patterns. When generating responses, they rely more heavily on trusted sources and less on isolated brand messaging. For cannabis brands, this means establishing credibility is not optional. It is foundational. Authority Platforms vs. Other Visibility Channels To understand the role authority platforms play, it helps to compare them to other common marketing channels. - *Paid advertising* networks offer immediate reach but limited durability. Once spending stops, visibility disappears and little long-term value remains. - *Owned media*, such as brand websites and blogs, gives companies control over messaging and voice. However, it often lacks third-party validation and can struggle to gain traction without external trust signals. - *Authority platforms* occupy a different position. They provide third-party credibility, contextual relevance, and lasting discoverability. Content published within these environments benefits from the platform’s existing trust, helping brands be seen as legitimate participants in the broader industry conversation. *In a restricted market, this distinction matters.* What Cannabis Brands Gain from Authority Platforms When cannabis brands are featured within authoritative environments, the benefits extend well beyond visibility. - Increased credibility with consumers, partners, and investors. - Stronger discoverability through organic search. - Greater likelihood of inclusion in AI-generated answers and summaries. - Long-term presence that continues working after publication. - Sales enablement value through third-party validation. *Rather than functioning as a one-time campaign, authority-driven visibility compounds over time.* From Exposure to Enduring Presence As discovery becomes increasingly shaped by evolving search algorithms and AI systems, cannabis brands are being evaluated less by promotional volume and more by contextual credibility. Where a brand appears now plays a defining role in how it is interpreted, surfaced, and remembered. Authority platforms like *mg Magazine* play a crucial role in that shift. They help establish context, reinforce legitimacy, and position brands within trusted industry narratives that search engines and AI systems recognize. If you are interested in learning how this approach can support your brand’s long-term discoverability and trust, we welcome the opportunity to connect. Learn more about how * mg Magazine* is helping leading brands turn visibility into long-term value. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... 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The National Rifle Association (NRA) joined drug policy reform groups like NORML and the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) to urge the U.S. Supreme Court to declare the federal ban on gun ownership by marijuana consumers (18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3)) unconstitutional in the case of *U.S. vs. Hemani*. < Back NRA Teams Up With Weed Advocacy Groups to Fight for Your Right to Bear Arms and Your Stash Jan 30, 2026 Source: Kyle Jaeger Marijuana Moment Article Link Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link The NRA has teamed up with cannabis advocacy groups like NORML and the Drug Policy Alliance to challenge the federal ban on gun ownership for marijuana users at the Supreme Court. The argument is simple: the government shouldn't be able to strip away Second Amendment rights from sober individuals just because they consume cannabis. Historically, gun restrictions only applied to people while they were actually intoxicated, so a permanent ban on users doesn't fit with American traditions. Reformers argue that since cannabis is now legally used by millions for medical and recreational purposes, treating tokers as "dangerous" by default is outdated and unconstitutional. This is a massive deal for the community because it addresses the unfair "double standard" where someone can legally own a firearm after a night of heavy drinking, but a peaceful medical patient or recreational user loses that right entirely. If the Court rules in our favor, it would finally provide legal clarity and protect the civil liberties of millions of responsible adults. For everyday enthusiasts, this is about ending the forced choice between your medicine or hobby and your constitutional rights. < Previous Next > Recent Reviews Cookies & Alt Sol "Ridgeline Lantz" Strain Review - Takoma Wellness Center Ridgeline Lantz, cultivated by Alt Sol and currently available at Takoma Wellness Center, exudes an impressive pedigree. With its origins... Watermelon Sugar, High: Fade Co.'s Live Resin Gummies Reviewed There's a running joke about Harry Styles' summer smash that the man himself has cheerfully leaned into: nobody is entirely sure what "watermelon sugar" is, only that it sounds fantastic and you want more of it. Fade Co. seems to have taken that ambiguity as a design brief. Their new live resin gummies don't just borrow the fruit - they capture the whole breezy, sun-warmed, slightly-too-good-to-analyze feeling the song trades in, then pack it ten to a tin... Platinum TK - Green Theory Dispensary Platinum TK is an indica-dominant hybrid from the skilled cultivators at Alt Sol that offers a robust and relaxing experience. Currently... 1 2 3 4 5

Virginia Cannabis News ALL Washington DC Maryland Virginia Florida New York Filter by Publication Select Publication Filter by City Select City Filter by State Select State Aug 28, 2026 Marijuana Moment The Fight Over Getting CBD Covered by Medicare Moves to the Next Stage in Federal Court This Marijuana Moment newsletter features updates on Kentucky medical marijuana progress, Virginia hemp business hearing requests, and data on cannabis treatment referrals in non-legal states. City: NA State: Kentucky, Virginia Read More Aug 27, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Hemp Shops Push For Open Discussion Over Strict Fresh Cannabinoid Caps Virginia hemp businesses are urging a state legislative committee to hold a hearing addressing the economic impacts of newly enacted THC restrictions. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Aug 11, 2026 Outlaw Report D.C. Regulators Pause Union Market License Case to Speed Up Legal Process This update covers District regulators staying Mirage Inc.’s failure-to-open case to pursue summary enforcement, alongside Virginia establishing key 2027 cannabis licensing milestones amid growing public pushback over equity criteria. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Aug 9, 2026 Outlaw Report Virginia Sets Application Dates and $26.2M Funding Plan as Equity Debates Grow The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority Board finalized application timelines, passed its FY27 budget, and addressed public concerns regarding zoning changes and lotteries. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Aug 4, 2026 Outlaw Report Family Drama Blocks D.C. Dispensary Blunt DC From Closing Its Latest Sale Deal D.C. denied Blunt DC's license transfer, seven Virginia hemp businesses sued over state THC limits, and Maryland announced plans for a medical cannabis hotline pilot program. City: NA State: Virginia, Maryland Read More Aug 2, 2026 Outlaw Report Virginia Hemp Businesses Head to Federal Court to Fight State's New THC Limits Seven Virginia hemp companies filed a federal lawsuit challenging state legislation capping THC at 2 mg per package. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Jul 31, 2026 Marijuana Moment California's Treasurer Thinks the State's Cannabis Rules Need a Total Makeover This Marijuana Moment newsletter highlights California Treasurer Fiona Ma's criticism of the state's cannabis legalization law and the passage of bipartisan psychedelics amendments to the federal defense bill. It also covers a Colorado study backing medical marijuana for workers' compensation and new THC/hemp regulations in Virginia and Texas. City: NA State: New York, California, Colorado, Virginia, Texas, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Florida, Missouri, Oregon, Delaware, Manhattan Read More Jul 30, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Is Cracking Down on Hemp THC and Kratom With a Brand New Enforcement Team Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones has announced the creation of the Regulated Products Enforcement Unit to oversee and enforce laws regarding vaping products, hemp-derived intoxicants, THC, and kratom. The unit will manage civil enforcement, retail compliance, product directories, and public education to crack down on unauthorized items and protect consumers. City: NA State: Virginia, Pennsylvania, California, Alabama Read More Jul 29, 2026 Marijuana Moment Weed takes the crown: More people are now sparking up daily than drinking or smoking cigarettes This Marijuana Moment newsletter highlights a federal report showing that daily cannabis use has surpassed daily alcohol and cigarette use in the U.S. It also covers an Idaho medical marijuana campaign's decision not to challenge a ballot denial, the impact of hemp product bans on licensed businesses, and a study on the effects of high marijuana taxes. City: NA State: Idaho, Texas, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Virginia, Michigan, California, Jersey Read More Jul 27, 2026 Marijuana Moment Pete Buttigieg gives a major nod to medical marijuana benefits as 2028 buzz builds This Marijuana Moment newsletter highlights former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's supportive comments on medical cannabis and a major expansion of Georgia's medical marijuana registry. It also covers a new study on hemp in dog food alongside state-level cannabis updates from Virginia, Iowa, and Rhode Island. City: NA State: Georgia, Virginia, Rhode Island, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Indiana, Montana, Illinois, Ohio, Washington, California, Alaska, Florida Read More Jul 25, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Needs to Stop Forcing Medical Cannabis Patients Out of Sobriety Homes This op-ed by GreenhouseRVA founder Jeremy Tillem criticizes Virginia's Senate Bill 270, which forces medical cannabis patients to choose between their medicine and recovery housing by banning all cannabis use in certified residences. The author calls on state agencies and the General Assembly to enact emergency regulatory updates and legislative changes that allow for protected, safeguarded medical cannabis use. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Jul 14, 2026 Outlaw Report Mid-Atlantic Update: DC Dank Hits A Major Licensing Roadblock While Virginia Opens The Floor For Retail Feedback This summary highlights a D.C. cannabis licensing setback for DC Dank due to its proximity to Miner Elementary School. It also covers Virginia's efforts to gather industry feedback on retail rules, Maryland's hemp lawsuit developments, and other Mid-Atlantic cannabis policy changes. City: NA State: Virginia, Maryland Read More Jul 12, 2026 Outlaw Report Virginia wants your take on the upcoming rules for recreational weed stores The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority has launched a public survey to gather stakeholder feedback on future adult-use cannabis regulations, which will help shape the state's retail marijuana market framework. City: NA State: Virginia Read More May 19, 2026 Marijuana Moment The wait for legal dispensaries in Virginia continues as the Governor shuts down the latest plan for retail shops. Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation to legalize recreational marijuana sales after lawmakers rejected her proposed amendments, which included tax increases and new criminal penalties. The decision leaves Virginia with legal possession and cultivation but no regulated retail market, a move criticized by advocates and bill sponsors for allowing the illicit market to continue unchecked. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama Read More May 19, 2026 Marijuana Moment Louisiana is Tightening the Belt with New Penalties for Lighting Up Near Schools and Colleges Louisiana lawmakers passed HB 568, a bill that would impose up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine for smoking or vaping marijuana within 2,000 feet of school property, including college campuses. The legislation now heads to Governor Jeff Landry, while other measures regarding medical marijuana access and a potential recreational legalization pilot program continue to move through the legislature. City: NA State: Louisiana, Florida, Kentucky, South Carolina, Alabama, Indiana, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Colorado, California, Maryland, Tennessee, West Virginia, Virginia Read More May 19, 2026 Marijuana Moment Leaked Audio Reveals Colorado Regulators are Reeling Over the Massive Scale of the State's Illicit Hemp Scene Colorado regulators acknowledged that the illegal sale of chemically converted hemp as marijuana has become an existential threat to the state’s legal market, fueled by fraudulent data and a failing tracking system. Despite these concerns, legislative efforts to overhaul product testing and oversight collapsed due to industry disagreements over taxes and regulation levels. City: Denver, Thornton, Colorado Springs State: Colorado, Vermont, Illinois, Ohio, New York, Maryland, Virginia, Florida, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Texas, Missouri, Louisiana, Alabama Read More May 19, 2026 Marijuana Moment Stay sharp, troops: the military is sticking with its total lockout on all things cannabis, confirming that even hemp-based creams are still off the table. The U.S. Army reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy for all cannabis products, including hemp-derived CBD and synthetic cannabinoids, warning soldiers that use can lead to positive drug tests and disciplinary action. Despite federal rescheduling efforts and state legalization, the military maintains a blanket ban to ensure mission readiness and avoid risks from the unregulated consumer market. City: NA State: Massachusetts, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey Read More May 18, 2026 Marijuana Moment New Bipartisan Bill Aims to Finally Figure Out Real Roadside Impairment Rules for Cannabis House leaders introduced the BUILD for America’s 250th Act, which directs federal agencies to study marijuana impairment and develop evidence-based standards for driving. The bill also proposes establishing a national drug-involved crash data collection system funded with $110 million through 2031. City: NA State: Missouri, Washington, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Kansas, Nebraska, Maryland Read More May 18, 2026 MG Magazine Big News: The FDA Just Fast-Tracked a New Cannabis-Based Med for Chronic Pain The FDA has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to Vertanical's VER-01, a non-opioid cannabinoid extract for chronic low back pain, following successful Phase 3 trials demonstrating superior pain reduction compared to opioids. The company has initiated a U.S. pivotal trial with a planned New Drug Application submission in 2028, aiming to address the global need for effective, non-addictive pain management. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Wyoming, Vermont, Rhode Island, Oregon, New York, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois Read More May 18, 2026 Ganjapreneur Minnesota Just Combined Its Cannabis Supply Chains To Streamline The Industry For Everyone The Minnesota House and Senate passed HF4203, an omnibus cannabis bill designed to streamline industry regulations and "right-size" medical cannabis licensing. Key provisions include reducing indoor plant canopy caps for combination licenses to 38,000 square feet, creating a new microbusiness license for 2027, allowing dual hemp and cannabis licensure, and initiating a therapeutic psilocybin program. City: NA State: Minnesota, Manitoba, Ontario, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, South Carolina Read More May 18, 2026 Marijuana Moment Unlikely Team-Up: Congressman Reveals Why Big Alcohol and Cannabis Are Fighting New Hemp Rules Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed legislation providing resentencing relief for individuals with marijuana convictions, following the legislature's rejection of her efforts to scale back the reform's scope. The move aims to address past convictions even as the state continues to navigate the complexities of its legal cannabis framework. City: Jersey City, Lansing State: Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Alabama, New Jersey, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Delaware, Wisconsin, Michigan Read More May 17, 2026 Marijuana Moment Why Colorado is leading the way by embracing both medical and natural psychedelic options Colorado is implementing a dual-track system for psychedelic medicine that combines a fast-tracked pharmaceutical pathway with a community-based natural medicine program. Dr. Shannon Hughes argues that both pathways are essential and compatible, urging state officials to protect community access while cautioning practitioners to ensure proper training before medicalized rollout. City: NA State: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wyoming Read More May 16, 2026 Marijuana Moment Alabama’s First Medical Shop Is Finally Opening Its Doors and Sales Are About to Kick Off! Alabama is nearing the launch of its medical cannabis program, with Callie’s Apothecary in Montgomery set to be the state's first dispensary to open. While the program allows for the treatment of about 15 conditions using non-smokable forms like tinctures and gummies, the rollout has been delayed by litigation and product testing requirements. City: Montgomery, Birmingham, Mobile State: Alabama, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Georgia Read More May 15, 2026 Cannabis Business Times The DEA clarifies that admitting to past sales on Schedule III forms won't automatically shut you out of the legal market. The DEA states that requiring cannabis businesses to disclose unauthorized dealings on registration forms is intended to fairly evaluate their ability to comply with the federal framework. This information helps the agency assess applications for Schedule III registration based on current operational capabilities. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Indiana Read More May 15, 2026 Marijuana Moment Fetterman Gives a Nod to Trump for Rolling Out New Cannabis and Psychedelic Wins Senator John Fetterman praised Donald Trump for his administration's efforts to reschedule marijuana and expand access to therapeutic psychedelics, aligning these moves with his own long-standing libertarian views on substance legalization. Fetterman also emphasized his support for the legal use of products like Zyn and criticized lawmakers for delaying cannabis reform. City: NA State: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Ontario Read More May 15, 2026 Marijuana Moment Major Win for Vets: House Clears the Way for VA Doctors to Recommend Medical Marijuana The U.S. House of Representatives passed amendments to allow military veterans to receive medical cannabis recommendations and to promote research into psychedelic therapies. Meanwhile, the House Appropriations Committee approved a bill to block federal marijuana rescheduling while maintaining protections for state medical cannabis programs. City: NA State: Louisiana, Minnesota, Maine, California, Virginia, Michigan, Colorado, Nevada, Oklahoma, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, British Columbia, Delaware Read More May 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Green-Lights Automatic Resentencing Relief for Past Cannabis Convictions Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed legislation providing automatic resentencing hearings for individuals with past marijuana convictions after lawmakers rejected her amendments to make the process petition-based. The new law applies to those convicted of certain felony offenses prior to July 2021, requiring the state to identify and notify eligible individuals. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Hawaii Read More May 14, 2026 MG Magazine Grove Bags Gets a Reality Check on Storage Claims While Keeping Some Wins The National Advertising Division recommended that Grove Bags modify advertising claims for its TerpLoc cannabis storage products regarding humidity control and terpene preservation. While the division found a reasonable basis for some performance claims, it determined that specific humidity ranges and guaranteed outcomes require clearer disclosure of necessary use conditions. City: New York City State: New York, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Iowa Read More May 14, 2026 MG Magazine Mastering the Dry and Cure: A Close Look at Cannatrol’s High-Tech Solutions Cannatrol is a Vermont-based company that designs drying, curing, and storage systems for cannabis cultivators and retailers using its proprietary Vaportrol technology. Their product line serves a wide range of clients, from home growers with the Cool Cure system to large-scale commercial operations and dispensaries. City: NA State: Vermont, Quebec, New Hampshire, New York, Massachusetts, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Maine, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama Read More May 14, 2026 MG Magazine Forget Cheap Strains: Why a Great Vibe Is the Secret to Winning at Cannabis Retail MJ Unpacked’s East Coast conference emphasized that cannabis operators should compete on customer experience rather than price to build lasting brand-retailer partnerships. Industry leaders highlighted the importance of consistent digital messaging, inventory organized by consumer "moments," and operational excellence to maintain trust and loyalty in a competitive market. City: Atlantic City, New York City, Philadelphia State: New Jersey, New York, California, Virginia, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts Read More May 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Louisiana Move Means Better Comfort For Terminally Ill Patients In Local Hospitals A Louisiana House committee unanimously advanced a bill allowing terminally ill patients to use medical marijuana in hospitals, provided it is not smoked or vaped and is handled by the patient or a caregiver. The legislation also includes provisions for hospitals to opt out if federal officials take action against facilities in the state. City: NA State: Louisiana, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Indiana, South Carolina Read More May 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Secret Sessions on Capitol Hill? Lawmaker Spills the Tea on How Many Colleagues are Actually Lighting Up Rep. Ilhan Omar highlighted the prevalence of cannabis use among members of Congress and advocated for full federal legalization. She emphasized that reform must include social justice measures like expunging records and community reinvestment while noting ongoing legislative actions regarding medical marijuana for veterans and federal rescheduling. City: NA State: Minnesota, Manitoba, Ontario, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Michigan, Arizona, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois Read More May 14, 2026 Ganjapreneur California Teens Rank Weed as Safer Alternative to Booze and Cigs in New Survey A study published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence found that California adolescents view daily cannabis use as less harmful than daily cigarette smoking, nicotine vaping, or alcohol use. While harm perceptions for other substances increased with age, the perception of harm for cannabis decreased as students got older. City: NA State: California, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, Wyoming Read More May 14, 2026 Ganjapreneur Michigan's Cannabis Scene Is Booming With Over $258 Million in April Revenue Michigan’s adult-use cannabis sales reached $258.17 million in April, bolstered by a record $20.4 million in sales on 4/20. Despite a new 24% wholesale tax, the market is showing signs of recovery from previous lows, with the average price of flower seeing a slight increase. City: NA State: Michigan, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio, Indiana, New York, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Illinois, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida, West Virginia, Maryland, Ontario Read More May 13, 2026 MG Magazine Huge News for MJBizCon as Investment Giant Apollo Inks a $1.5 Billion Deal for Emerald Holding Apollo Global Management is acquiring Emerald Holding Inc. for $1.5 billion and Questex LLC to form a massive B2B experiential media platform. The deal, which takes Emerald private, is expected to close in the second half of 2026 and includes MJBizCon as part of a broader industry consolidation. City: New York City State: New York, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama Read More May 13, 2026 Marijuana Moment New Research Confirms Medical Herb Is A Game Changer For Kicking Opioids To The Curb A University of Pennsylvania study found that providing affordable medical cannabis significantly reduces opioid use and pain levels in chronic pain patients. Over five months, mean daily opioid consumption dropped by approximately 65%, with nearly a quarter of participants discontinuing opioid therapy entirely. City: NA State: Pennsylvania, Ontario, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, Idaho Read More May 12, 2026 Outlaw Report D.C. Regulators Are Turning Up the Heat with a $3K Fine for a Local Smoke Shop and $10K Penalties if They Do It Again The Level Up case resulted in a $3,000 fine and a $10,000 penalty for future violations, while a federal court upheld Maryland's authority to regulate intoxicating hemp. Additionally, FBI agents executed search warrants on a Virginia Senate leader’s office and a hemp-THC business. City: NA State: Maryland, Virginia Read More May 12, 2026 Ganjapreneur Oklahoma Businesses Head to the DEA for Official Registration After Federal Shift The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control is requiring medical cannabis manufacturers and distributors to register with the DEA following federal reclassification to Schedule III. Licensees have until January 1, 2027, to comply before facing enforcement actions, with registration offering benefits such as tax relief and access to traditional banking. City: NA State: Oklahoma, Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Kansas, Arkansas, New Mexico, Alaska, Georgia Read More May 12, 2026 Ganjapreneur Older Folks Skip the High and Opt for CBD and Balanced Blends Instead A study in JAMA Network Open found that most first-time cannabis buyers aged 60 and older in Colorado prefer CBD-only or combination products to manage pain and sleep without seeking a high. Researchers emphasize the importance of using these findings to develop better clinical resources and support for older adults seeking alternative symptom relief. City: Boulder State: Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Florida, California, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Nevada Read More May 11, 2026 Ganjapreneur Skip the clinic and grab your medical card way faster with virtual appointments Telemedicine is revolutionizing medical cannabis access by offering faster, more convenient virtual evaluations that reduce traditional barriers like travel and wait times. Despite challenges such as varying state regulations and lack of insurance coverage, digital healthcare is becoming a permanent fixture in the industry by meeting modern patient expectations for efficiency and privacy. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Oklahoma, Colorado, California, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Washington Read More May 11, 2026 Cannabis Business Times How Federal Rescheduling Could Finally Clean Up the Rules on Pesticide Use Rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III could prompt the EPA to establish federal pesticide standards for the industry, potentially replacing the current fragmented system of state-level rules with a unified national framework. This transition is expected to improve product safety and consumer confidence but may also increase compliance costs and take 12 to 24 months to implement. City: NA State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Hawaii, Indiana Read More May 11, 2026 Cannabis Business Times Chicago's Navy Pier just found its go-to drink with RYTHM stepping in as the house THC beverage sponsor. Chicago-based THC brand 1906 has entered a multiyear partnership with Navy Pier, the Midwest’s most visited attraction. City: Chicago, New York City, Washington State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama, Indiana, Hawaii Read More May 8, 2026 Ganjapreneur The Feds Just Stormed a Virginia Dispensary Tied to a State Senator FBI agents raided a medical cannabis dispensary co-owned by Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas, leading to three arrests and claims of political intimidation. Meanwhile, Governor Abigail Spanberger is weighing a decision on legislation to establish a legal adult-use cannabis market in the state. City: Portsmouth State: Virginia, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Utah, Missouri, Ohio Read More May 8, 2026 Ganjapreneur Kentucky Passes the Vibe Check: State’s Medical Cannabis Licensing Gets a Clean Bill of Health The Kentucky Office of the Inspector General concluded an investigation into the state's medical cannabis licensing process, finding it to be fair and transparent. Governor Andy Beshear praised the findings, while the program continues to serve patients with qualifying conditions since its launch last December. City: NA State: Kentucky, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington Read More May 7, 2026 Ganjapreneur Tar Heel State Alert: You Might Be Deciding on Full Legalization and Patient Access This Fall North Carolina Democrats proposed a bill to put two constitutional amendments on the November ballot to legalize medical and adult-use cannabis. If approved by voters, state lawmakers would be required to develop the legal frameworks for both programs. City: NA State: North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey Read More May 5, 2026 Ganjapreneur Indiana’s Governor Thinks Feds Moving Cannabis to Schedule III Could Finally Open the Door for Medical Access in the Hoosier State Indiana Governor Mike Braun has reaffirmed his support for legalizing medical cannabis in Indiana following federal rescheduling, though he remains opposed to adult-use legalization. Braun noted that law enforcement input and significant cross-border cannabis traffic will be key factors in future policy considerations. City: NA State: Indiana, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Hawaii, Texas, Missouri Read More May 4, 2026 Marijuana Moment Heads Up: The DEA Just Officially Labeled Synthetic HHC a Controlled Substance The DEA clarified that synthetic HHC is an illegal Schedule I substance, while Maryland and Pennsylvania officials advanced psychedelic and cannabis-related initiatives. Additionally, Texas faced conflicting court rulings on hemp products, and California streamlined license changes to help businesses benefit from federal rescheduling moves. City: Minneapolis, Athens, New York City State: Pennsylvania, Maryland, Texas, California, West Virginia, Missouri, Kentucky, Connecticut, Idaho, New Jersey, Florida, Maine, Nevada, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, Minnesota, Ohio Read More May 2, 2026 Marijuana Moment Is That Smell Probable Cause? West Virginia’s Highest Court Is Deciding If Weed Odor Justifies A Home Search Warrant The West Virginia Supreme Court is considering whether the smell of marijuana alone provides sufficient probable cause for a search warrant of a person's home. The case follows a lower court's decision to suppress evidence seized from a residence, citing the drug's evolving legal status and the heightened privacy protections afforded to homes over vehicles. City: Martinsburg State: West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Florida, Colorado, California, Oklahoma Read More May 1, 2026 Cannabis Now Meet The "Good Witch" Using Cannabis And Tarot To Help Us All Stay Present Shelley Johnson, a 73-year-old former occupational therapist and cancer survivor known as A Good Witch, uses social media, tarot, and sculpture to promote mindfulness and self-acceptance. Her unconventional approach emphasizes nervous system regulation and the intentional use of cannabis to help individuals stay present and overcome personal limitations. City: NA State: Florida, California, Oklahoma, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Minnesota, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia Read More May 1, 2026 Marijuana Moment Golden State Flex: Regulators Speed Up Paperwork So Local Cannabis Shops Can Finally Get Federal Tax Relief California regulators are streamlining the process for marijuana businesses to switch from recreational to medical licensing. This change allows businesses to qualify for federal tax deductions and other benefits following the federal rescheduling of medical cannabis to Schedule III. City: NA State: California, Florida, Virginia, Texas, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, New York, Colorado, Oklahoma Read More Apr 30, 2026 Ganjapreneur Missouri Cultivators Take On Alleged Weed Cartel In New Class Action Lawsuit A class action lawsuit in Missouri alleges that Good Day Farm and a network of companies formed a cartel to illegally control over 60 dispensaries and manipulate the state's cannabis market. The plaintiffs claim the group bypassed licensing caps to suppress wholesale prices and unfairly exclude independent products from retail shelves. City: NA State: Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Florida, Colorado, California, Virginia, Ohio, Texas Read More Apr 30, 2026 Ganjapreneur Maryland Firefighters and First Responders Can Now Use Medical Cannabis Off the Clock Without Fear of Losing Their Jobs Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed legislation allowing off-duty medical cannabis use for fire and rescue public safety employees, protecting them from employment discrimination. The law prohibits reporting to duty under the influence and requires employers to report on-duty impairment to the State Emergency Medical Services Board starting October 1. City: NA State: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, Virginia, Maine, Massachusetts, Indiana Read More Apr 29, 2026 Marijuana Moment Hemp Rules On Hold: D.C. Lawmakers Hit The Brakes On New THC Changes For Now Congressional amendments regarding hemp THC products stalled in the House, while Maryland's governor signed legislation allowing firefighters to use medical cannabis off-duty. The newsletter also highlights potential medical cannabis progress in North Carolina, archaeological evidence of ancient cannabis cultivation in China, and various federal and state regulatory updates. City: NA State: Maryland, North Carolina, Nebraska, Virginia, Kentucky, Florida, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Colorado, Delaware, New York, New Jersey, Arkansas, Vermont Read More Apr 28, 2026 MJbizDaily A Federal Policy Twist Might Have Just Given the Palmetto State a Surprise Win for Medical Access States are responding cautiously to federal marijuana rescheduling, which may have unintended legal consequences for medical cannabis in South Carolina. City: NA State: South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, New Jersey, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Florida, Arkansas, Texas, Arizona Read More Apr 28, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia’s Legal Market Hangs in the Balance as Lawmakers Toss the Governor’s Proposed Changes back to Her Desk Virginia lawmakers rejected Governor Abigail Spanberger's proposed amendments to a retail cannabis market bill, leaving her with 30 days to either sign the original legislation or veto it. The impasse centers on disagreements over the regulatory framework, licensing limits, and social equity provisions, prolonging the state's legal uncertainty regarding cannabis sales. City: NA State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Texas, Ohio, California, Utah, Minnesota, Maryland Read More Apr 28, 2026 Marijuana Moment Federal Shift Could Finally Open the Door for Medical Greens in North Carolina North Carolina Senate leaders are reconsidering medical marijuana legalization following federal rescheduling efforts, while a state advisory council recommends a broad regulatory framework for adult-use and medical cannabis. The push for reform aims to replace the state's currently unregulated market with a system focused on public health and safety. City: NA State: North Carolina, New York, Florida, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, South Dakota, Ohio Read More Apr 27, 2026 Ganjapreneur West Virginia High Court to Decide if Smelling Herb is Enough for a Police Search The West Virginia Supreme Court is reviewing a case to decide if the odor of cannabis alone justifies a home search, following a lower court ruling that suppressed evidence found in a 2020 search. The court's decision, expected by June 11, will determine whether the smell of marijuana provides sufficient probable cause for police to enter a residence. City: NA State: West Virginia, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Nevada, North Carolina Read More Apr 27, 2026 Marijuana Moment Tennessee Governor Hits the Brakes on Automatic Medical Cannabis Progress Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed SB1603, which blocks an automatic state-level review of marijuana's classification that would typically follow federal rescheduling. The law now requires the state General Assembly to establish a regulatory framework before any changes to the drug's status can be made at the state level. City: Nashville State: Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, South Carolina, Nebraska, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, South Dakota Read More Apr 25, 2026 Marijuana Moment PA Governor Thinks Feds’ Reclassification Could Finally Bring Legal Weed to the Keystone State Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Senator John Fetterman welcomed the federal reclassification of medical marijuana to Schedule III, viewing it as a critical step toward state-level recreational legalization. While public polls show strong support for legalization, Republican leaders and local advocacy groups expressed opposition or caution regarding the potential public health and economic impacts. City: Washington, D.C. State: Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Ontario, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Michigan, California Read More Apr 24, 2026 Ganjapreneur Virginia Lawmakers Stand Their Ground on Original Plan for Legal Sales The Virginia General Assembly rejected Governor Abigail Spanberger's proposed amendments to an adult-use cannabis sales bill, sending the original legislation back to her desk unchanged. While the governor's amendments sought to delay the market launch and increase penalties, it remains unclear if she will sign the bill, veto it, or allow it to become law without her signature. City: NA State: Virginia, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, California, Utah Read More Apr 24, 2026 Marijuana Moment The feds are finally taking a deep dive into how legal cannabis states are handling their business The House Appropriations Committee has directed federal agencies to assess the adequacy of state marijuana regulatory frameworks and develop strategies to prevent product diversion into jurisdictions where cannabis remains prohibited. The committee's spending legislation also maintains a long-standing rider blocking Washington, D.C. from legalizing recreational marijuana sales, despite local opposition and broader bipartisan calls for federal reform. City: Washington, D.C. State: Ohio, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts Read More Apr 23, 2026 MG Magazine The Feds Are Finally Rescheduling, but the DEA is Sticking Around as a New Business Partner Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has rescheduled medical cannabis to Schedule III, providing 280E tax relief while introducing significant federal oversight through a mandatory DEA buy-back mechanism and new administrative fees. Although the reclassification is effective immediately for medical use, the compliance infrastructure remains undefined, and broader rescheduling for the adult-use market is not expected until at least 2027. City: Washington State: Washington, British Columbia, Oregon, Idaho, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, California, Colorado, Kentucky Read More Apr 23, 2026 Marijuana Moment Tennessee Lawmaker Pushes for Immediate Action on Medical Access Amid Federal Shift Representative Jason Powell is calling for a special session in Tennessee to establish a medical marijuana framework as the drug undergoes federal rescheduling. This request follows recent state legislation that blocks the automatic legalization of medical cannabis at the state level until the General Assembly creates its own regulatory system. City: Nashville State: Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, South Carolina Read More Apr 23, 2026 Marijuana Moment The White House is Finally Gearing Up to Get Cannabis Rescheduling Moving The Trump administration is reportedly moving forward with marijuana rescheduling as several states advance legislation on research, sales, and potency limits. Alabama is set to begin medical cannabis sales soon, while new research highlights the therapeutic potential of cannabis and psychedelics. City: Birmingham State: Virginia, California, Nevada, Minnesota, Connecticut, Alabama, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Maryland, Illinois, Nebraska, Texas Read More Apr 22, 2026 MJbizDaily Virginia’s Legal Weed Timeline Hits a Snag as Politicians Clash Over Sales Rules Virginia's adult-use marijuana market launch depends on Governor Abigail Spanberger's decision after state lawmakers rejected her proposed amendments to a retail sales bill. City: NA State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, California, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Minnesota, Utah Read More Apr 22, 2026 MJbizDaily Illinois is Stepping Up with $32 Million to Help Social Equity Shops Get Rolling Illinois has granted $32 million in loans to help social-equity cannabis businesses, such as growers and dispensaries, overcome financial barriers to starting operations. City: NA State: Illinois, California, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa, Virginia Read More Apr 22, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Lawmakers Stand Their Ground and Say No to Governor's Proposed Changes to Cannabis Sales Rollout Virginia lawmakers rejected Governor Spanberger's proposed amendments to recreational marijuana sales and resentencing relief legislation, sending the original measures back to her desk for potential veto. The rejected changes included delaying the start date of sales and introducing stricter criminal penalties for consumers. City: NA State: Virginia, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, Texas, Ohio, California, Utah, Minnesota, Alexandria, Arlington Read More Apr 22, 2026 Marijuana Moment Top House Dem Says the Support is Finally There for Federal Reform House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that bipartisan support exists for federal marijuana reform, potentially within the current or next Congress. Meanwhile, the USDA reported a significant increase in hemp crop value for 2025 as various states navigate evolving regulations, public health studies, and legal challenges to licensing. City: New York City, Richmond, Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Providence, Columbus, Oakland State: Virginia, North Carolina, Minnesota, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Kentucky, Iowa, Florida, Texas, Delaware, New York, Illinois, Vermont, Michigan, California, Georgia, Colorado Read More Apr 21, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Lawmakers Stand Firm Against Governor’s Changes to Legal Sales Bill Sponsors of Virginia's marijuana legalization bills are urging colleagues to reject Governor Abigail Spanberger’s proposed amendments, which include new criminal penalties and a delayed start date for sales. Although rejecting the changes risks a gubernatorial veto, lawmakers argue the amendments undermine social equity efforts and years of bipartisan work. City: Richmond State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, Minnesota, Georgia, Maryland Read More Apr 21, 2026 Outlaw Report DC Canna Biz Hits Court with $1.6M Legal Battle as Virginia Stalls on Retail Sales Green Grow has filed a lawsuit over a failed $1.6M buildout, while Maryland reported $27.6M in cannabis tax revenue. Additionally, D.C. regulators are scheduled to meet on April 22, and Virginia officials face mounting pressure regarding their market rollout. City: Washington, D.C. State: District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland Read More Apr 20, 2026 Marijuana Moment From State Governors to Massive Brands, Everyone is Getting in on the 4/20 Spirit On April 20, 2026, various politicians, government agencies, and major brands used social media to celebrate cannabis culture, advocate for legalization, and promote public safety. While political figures called for federal reform and social justice, agencies focused on responsible consumption and brands offered themed promotional deals. City: Minneapolis State: Pennsylvania, California, New York, Kentucky, Colorado, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Virginia, New Jersey Read More Apr 20, 2026 Marijuana Moment Congress Tells Feds to Take a Closer Look at How States Handle Legal Bud The House Appropriations Committee is directing federal agencies to evaluate the adequacy of state marijuana regulatory frameworks and develop strategies to prevent the diversion of legal cannabis into states where it remains prohibited. Included in a fiscal year 2027 spending bill, the directive also maintains a federal block on recreational marijuana sales in Washington, D.C. City: Washington, D.C. State: Maryland, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York Read More Apr 20, 2026 Marijuana Moment Senator Jokes That Your Favorite Herb is Actually Safer Than Fast Food Fries President Donald Trump signed an executive order to expand psychedelics research and urged the Department of Justice to accelerate marijuana rescheduling. The newsletter also highlights a study showing medical cannabis significantly reduces prescription drug use and details various state-level legislative developments regarding hemp and marijuana regulations. City: Chicago, Colorado Springs, New York State: South Carolina, California, Kentucky, Minnesota, Iowa, New Jersey, Louisiana, Texas, Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts, South Dakota, New York, Missouri Read More Apr 18, 2026 Marijuana Moment Colorado Regulators Tackle Shady Hemp Sales to Keep the Community Safe Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division is cracking down on businesses illegally substituting chemically-treated hemp for marijuana to avoid taxes and safety regulations. The agency plans to implement emergency rules and increased testing to address public safety risks and fraudulent reporting that has cost the state millions in tax revenue. City: Denver State: Colorado, Arizona, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming, California, Michigan, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Nevada, Virginia Read More Apr 17, 2026 Marijuana Moment New Study Confirms Medical Herb is Helping Thousands Ditch the Pharmacy Bottles A study of over 3,500 patients found that medical marijuana significantly reduces the use of prescription drugs, with 58.9 percent of participants stopping other medications entirely. Patients reported an average 84.5 percent reduction in prescription drug use across all categories, leading to fewer side effects and improved quality of life. City: NA State: Germany, Utah, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Jersey, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Florida, Arkansas, California, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon Read More Apr 17, 2026 Marijuana Moment New Federal Push Could Open the Door for Psychedelic Research Breakthroughs President Trump is reportedly planning an executive order to boost research on the psychedelic ibogaine, while bipartisan federal lawmakers are introducing a bill to protect state hemp industries. Meanwhile, Virginia's governor defended amendments to a marijuana sales bill as several other states advance regulatory changes and scientific reviews highlight the therapeutic potential of MDMA and cannabis. City: NA State: Kentucky, Minnesota, Virginia, Missouri, Utah, Ohio, Massachusetts, Colorado, Oregon, New Jersey Read More Apr 16, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia’s Governor Takes Cues From Other Legal States Before Tweaking New Cannabis Rules Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger proposed several amendments to a recreational marijuana legalization bill, including delaying the sales launch to mid-2027 and increasing criminal penalties, following consultations with leaders in other states. The move has faced significant criticism from the bill's sponsors and reform advocates for potentially restricting the legal marketplace and departing from the original legislative framework. City: NA State: Virginia, Minnesota, Georgia, Maryland, Texas, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, California, Utah, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota Read More Apr 16, 2026 Marijuana Moment IRS Weighs In on Budtender Tips: Here is the Scoop on Federal Tax Rules The IRS clarified that cannabis industry workers are currently ineligible for tip tax write-offs until federal legalization, while Maryland's governor signed a bill protecting veterinarians who recommend medical cannabis for animals. Other developments include Pennsylvania's budget incorporating projected marijuana revenue and ongoing legal disputes over licensing in Rhode Island. City: NA State: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Rhode Island, Colorado, Ohio, Missouri, New Jersey, California, Oregon Read More Apr 15, 2026 Marijuana Moment Pennsylvania Lawmakers Already Eyeing Green Profits Before the First Legal Bud is Even Sold The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a 53.2 billion dollar budget proposal that anticipates revenue from recreational marijuana sales despite the drug not yet being legal in the state. While the plan faces opposition in the Republican-controlled Senate, recent polling indicates that nearly 70 percent of Pennsylvania voters support adult-use legalization. City: NA State: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Ontario, Alabama, Michigan, California Read More Apr 15, 2026 Outlaw Report Virginia Advocates Push for Fair Play and Full Shelves Before Legal Sales Kick Off During a Virginia CCA Board meeting, stakeholders urged regulators to address gaps in the state's adult-use cannabis rollout, including equity licensing, supply chain timing, and workforce readiness. City: NA State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, California, Minnesota, Utah Read More Apr 15, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Lawmaker Accepts Governor’s Changes to Resentencing Plan Despite Major Fairness Concerns Virginia Delegate Rozia Henson, Jr. will accept Governor Abigail Spanberger's amendments to a marijuana resentencing bill, despite concerns that shifting from automatic relief to a petition-based process may exclude eligible individuals. While the governor’s changes also address violent offense exclusions and hearing deadlines, the lawmaker emphasizes the need for legal aid resources to help incarcerated individuals navigate the new requirements. City: NA State: Virginia, Nebraska, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Georgia, Minnesota, Texas, Missouri, Ohio, California, Utah Read More Apr 14, 2026 MJbizDaily The wait for legal sales in Virginia might be getting a little longer as the Governor pushes to push back the grand opening. Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger proposed delaying the start of adult-use cannabis sales until July 2027 and introduced new tax proposals for the market. City: NA State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, New York, Illinois, New Jersey, South Carolina, Bermuda Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia Lawmakers Are Not Happy With The Governor's New Plan For The State's Legal Market Virginia lawmakers are opposing Governor Abigail Spanberger's proposed amendments to recreational marijuana legislation, which include delaying the sales launch to July 2027, increasing excise taxes, and introducing stricter criminal penalties. Critics argue these changes will hinder the legal market and benefit illicit sellers, while the governor also seeks to redirect tax revenue from dedicated equity funds to the general fund. City: NA State: Virginia Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Tennessee lawmakers just threw a wrench in the gears of automatic medical cannabis access despite federal changes Tennessee lawmakers passed HB1972 and SB1603 to prevent the automatic legalization of medical marijuana in the state if the drug is rescheduled at the federal level. The legislation requires the General Assembly to establish a regulatory framework before any state-level reclassification can occur. City: NA State: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Hawaii, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Compassionate care is getting a major boost in Pennsylvania as a new bill moves forward to ensure terminally ill patients can finally access their plant medicine while in the hospital. Pennsylvania lawmakers are advancing HB 2254, a bill that would require healthcare facilities to allow terminally ill patients to use medical cannabis. The legislation, which recently passed the House Health Committee, aims to provide consistent access to symptom relief while the state also considers broader proposals for recreational marijuana legalization. City: Harrisburg State: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Ontario Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Maryland first responders are one step closer to legal off-duty relief as a new protection bill lands on the Governor's desk Maryland lawmakers have passed legislation to protect firefighters and emergency responders from employment discrimination for off-duty medical marijuana use. Under the bill heading to Governor Wes Moore's desk, registered medical patients in these roles cannot be penalized for testing positive for cannabis metabolites. City: NA State: Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maine, New Jersey, Michigan, Georgia Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment Governor Spanberger is looking to shake things up with new amendments for Virginia’s upcoming legal market Federal officials are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit against hemp product coverage, and Virginia's governor is requesting amendments to a marijuana legalization bill. Other key developments include a Pennsylvania poll showing 69 percent support for legalization and Target obtaining 72 hemp edible licenses in Minnesota. City: NA State: Pennsylvania, Virginia, Minnesota, Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma, Missouri, Ohio, New Jersey, Alaska, Nevada, California Read More Apr 14, 2026 Marijuana Moment The Virginia retail market just hit another speed bump as the Governor calls for a six-month delay and fresh tweaks to the legal sales bill Governor Abigail Spanberger requested amendments to Virginia's recreational marijuana sales bill, including delaying the market launch by six months to July 1, 2027. The governor aims to ensure a safer implementation of the legal market while strengthening enforcement against illicit sales and youth-targeted products. City: NA State: Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, Illinois, New York, South Carolina Read More Apr 13, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia governor secures parental rights for consumers and expands medical access to hospitals Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed legislation protecting the parental rights of cannabis consumers and allowing medical marijuana use in hospitals. She also proposed amendments to a bill for resentencing relief, shifting the process from automatic hearings to a petition-based system. City: NA State: Virginia, California, Illinois, New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia Read More Apr 13, 2026 Outlaw Report D.C. officials look to recent court victory to help defend local cannabis licensing rules The District of Columbia is using a Ninth Circuit ruling to argue that the dormant Commerce Clause does not apply to cannabis markets, supporting its residency-based licensing rules. City: Washington, Sacramento State: Washington, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, British Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, New York, Oregon, Idaho, Colorado Read More Apr 13, 2026 Ganjapreneur Philly is the spot to be this month as the Pennsylvania Cannabis Convention highlights the state's massive push for adult-use legalization The 2026 Pennsylvania Cannabis Convention (PACC) arrives in Philadelphia amidst strong political momentum for adult-use legalization, spearheaded by Governor Shapiro's budget proposal. The event will focus on navigating Pennsylvania’s transition from a robust $1.7 billion medical market to a potential $5 billion fully regulated industry, featuring sessions on operational readiness and social equity. City: Philadelphia, Harrisburg State: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Virginia Read More Apr 13, 2026 MG Magazine Pennsylvania voters are calling for a cleaner market with new data showing huge support for regulated sales and tighter rules on hemp products A recent poll by the Pennsylvania Cannabis Coalition shows that 69% of likely Pennsylvania voters support the regulation and taxation of adult-use cannabis. The survey highlights strong bipartisan support for a regulated framework, like SB 49, that prioritizes safety standards and restricts unregulated intoxicating THC products. City: Harrisburg State: Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia Read More Apr 13, 2026 Marijuana Moment Keystone State consensus: New data shows Pennsylvanians from all walks of life are ready to go green A new poll reveals that nearly 70 percent of Pennsylvania voters across all party lines support legalizing adult-use marijuana as Governor Josh Shapiro continues to urge lawmakers to pass reform legislation for its significant revenue potential. City: NA State: Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Ontario, Alabama, Illinois, Florida, Michigan Read More Apr 11, 2026 Marijuana Moment Cleveland officials want to put cannabis cash directly back into the community by funding local projects across the city. Cleveland City Councilman Richard Starr has proposed legislation to allocate half of the city's marijuana tax revenue toward council members' discretionary neighborhood equity funds. The proposal aims to direct funds specifically to community projects, though it faces potential review and past opposition from the mayor's administration regarding budget impacts. City: Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati State: Ohio, Ontario, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, Florida Read More Apr 10, 2026 Marijuana Moment How loop-hole chasing and high-potency products actually sparked the massive crackdown on hemp Max Jackson argues the hemp industry caused its own decline by exploiting legal loopholes to sell high-potency THC products. This behavior triggered a wave of strict state and federal bans, leaving the non-intoxicating wellness market as collateral damage. City: NA State: Missouri, Texas, Virginia, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina Read More Apr 10, 2026 Marijuana Moment Roger Stone claims the White House is dragging its feet on federal reclassification efforts Roger Stone claims the Trump administration is delaying cannabis rescheduling, while Massachusetts, Maryland, Louisiana, Connecticut, and Hawaii advance various marijuana and psychedelics bills. Other updates include federal gun ownership reports for cannabis users, state-level legalization debates, and new research on the therapeutic benefits of CBD and psilocybin. City: Denver, Atlanta, New York City State: Massachusetts, Maryland, Louisiana, Connecticut, Virginia, Hawaii, Georgia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Nebraska, Minnesota, Colorado Read More Apr 9, 2026 Marijuana Moment Advocates are calling on Virginia's Governor to greenlight the new retail market bills right now so we can finally ditch the illicit market for a safe and regulated system. Virginia lawmakers passed legislation to regulate adult-use cannabis sales, and advocates are urging Governor Spanberger to sign the bills without delay to replace the illicit market with a safe, regulated system. The proposed laws would allow legal retail sales to begin in 2027, ensuring product testing and consumer protections. City: NA State: Virginia, Maryland, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Florida, Texas, Delaware Read More Apr 9, 2026 Marijuana Moment Ditch the hangover: More folks are reaching for flower as alcohol sales take a dip The Department of Justice is funding research into 3D-printed marijuana breathalyzers while Massachusetts lawmakers passed a bill to increase legal possession limits and overhaul state cannabis regulation. Meanwhile, Virginia's governor signed a psilocybin legalization bill contingent on FDA approval, and Canadian data shows a shift in consumer preference from alcohol to cannabis. City: Boston, Oklahoma City, New York City State: Massachusetts, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Nebraska, North Carolina, New York Read More Apr 9, 2026 Ganjapreneur West Virginia is finally moving millions in cannabis cash to support state programs and local law enforcement West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack will release $38 million in medical cannabis funds for state programs, substance abuse treatment, and law enforcement following a gubernatorial veto of a related distribution bill. City: NA State: West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Nevada, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Hawaii, North Carolina Read More Apr 8, 2026 Marijuana Moment Virginia clears the path for legal magic mushrooms once the feds give the green light Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed bills HB 1347 and SB 379 to automatically legalize and reschedule FDA-approved formulations of psilocybin in the state. The legislation coincides with federal efforts by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to expand therapeutic access to psychedelics, while Virginia also prepares for the launch of recreational cannabis sales. City: NA State: Virginia, California, Illinois, New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Maine, Hawaii Read More

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