Dear Stoner: What’s the weed version of barrel aging? I love a good aged beer, and wanted to find an equivalent in cannabis.
David
Dear Stoner: What’s the weed version of barrel aging? I love a good aged beer, and wanted to find an equivalent in cannabis.
David
Dear Stoner: With CBD added to almost everything now, what should I consume it with?
McDreamy
Dear Stoner: Is making marijuana-infused honey possible? If so, do you have a recipe you can share?
Wild Eyes
Dear Stoner: I don’t smoke, nor do I want to smoke any nicotine or any harmful substances. But I do want to try marijuana — just the most pure form, I suppose. How do you suggest I start?
Aiman
When Peter Barsoom moved to Colorado in 2015, he didn’t just leave New York. He left his finance career of over twenty years and dove into the state’s burgeoning cannabis industry. Shortly after researching retail pot, Barsoom noticed three issues in the edibles market that he wanted to pounce on.
From that came 1906.
Dear Stoner: The CBD oil I used to buy online now calls itself full-spectrum hemp oil. Is that the same stuff?
Kelly
Dear Stoner: What should I get for my 21-year-old niece at the dispensary? It’s her birthday soon.
Auntie MMJ
A recent report from a Colorado organization devoted to keeping children away from marijuana advocates for potency limits on cannabis products, which continue to get stronger and stronger.
America was pretty late to the party, but the federals finally figured out (again) that hemp doesn’t get us high. By removing the plant from the Controlled Substances Act via an amendment to the 2018 Farm Bill, Congress cleared a path for American companies interested in using hemp and its extracts and fibers to source those materials domestically. And retailers selling those products in this country can now do so without fear of law enforcement and regulatory interference.
Anyone who shopped at dispensaries last year likely noted that marijuana prices were dropping, with flower going as low as $15 an eighth and concentrates like shatter and wax selling for $10 or $12 per gram.
So why didn’t edibles get cheaper, too?