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Considering cultivating cannabis at home? If you’re 21 or older, you can grow up to four cannabis plants at home for personal use. Check out our helpful document to see other important requirements and limitations regarding home grow: https://buff.ly/4818mgO #MarijuanaAwarenessMonth

Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Ben Cort author of ‘Weed, Inc.’ & national cannabis policy expert! We’ll be diving into the complexities of the cannabis industry & its impact on communities, especially young people, in a state where usage is on the rise. Don’t miss out! Save the date: April 30th, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm. See you there! Register: https://lnkd.in/eZqwapPx . . . . . #communityimpact #familyrecovery #AddictionRecovery #RecoveryRoad #recoveryjourney #addictionrecovery #sobriety #soberliving #soberlifestyle #recovering #recoverstrong #recoveryispossible #onedayatatime #mentalhealthmatters #youarenotalone #emotionalwellbeing #emotionalwellness

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Not all cannabis is created equally. With the help of Weedmaps, here’s how to spot the difference between 🔥 and 🗑️ flower.

Kratom, a natural herb originating from Southeast Asia, has sparked debates worldwide regarding its legality and usage. While it is legal in many countries like the United States, where supporters highlight its potential health benefits and traditional uses, other nations have imposed restrictions due to concerns over its safety and potential for abuse. By delving into the intricacies of kratom laws and the ongoing legislative discussions, this document will compare the legal landscape of kratom with that of cannabis, exploring who is permitted to use it, relevant studies, and the considerations shaping its regulation in various regions, providing valuable insights for individuals seeking natural alternatives to traditional medications. https://bit.ly/4anKLsu

Kratom, a natural herb originating from Southeast Asia, has sparked debates worldwide regarding its legality and usage. While it is legal in many countries like the United States, where supporters highlight its potential health benefits and traditional uses, other nations have imposed restrictions due to concerns over its safety and potential for abuse. By delving into the intricacies of kratom laws and the ongoing legislative discussions, this document will compare the legal landscape of kratom with that of cannabis, exploring who is permitted to use it, relevant studies, and the considerations shaping its regulation in various regions, providing valuable insights for individuals seeking natural alternatives to traditional medications. https://bit.ly/4anKLsu

The Benefits of Switching to Cannabis: A Hangover-Free Alternative Discover why more young people are choosing cannabis over alcohol during the pandemic. This video explores the reasons behind the shift, including avoiding hangovers, headaches, and anxiety. Learn about the benefits of cannabis as a safer and healthier alternative. #CannabisBenefits #HangoverFree #AlcoholAlternative #HealthierChoice #PandemicLifestyle #AnxietyRelief #HeadachePrevention #SafeSubstitute #HealthAndWellness #CannabisVsAlcohol

We took this picture of a business's menu advertising ice cream with hemp. The problem is, that in California and across the country, due to a poorly crafted 2018 Farm Bill, intoxicating hemp with high amounts of THC can legally be sold without the need for an ID for purchase. Child poisonings with hemp and cannabis are up 3,000% nationally and principals are facing a rise in students being stoned at school and accidental ingestions of dangerous hemp candies by young children. This menu, and the product its selling, illustrates the need for California's AB 2223 (@AsmAguiarCurry), which would protect public health by limiting hemp to a safe 0.25 mg THC per serving (among other reforms). Tell your California representatives to support that bill (if Amended)! https://lnkd.in/gx8NDnpc #Hemp #Cannabis #THC #PublicHealth #AB2223

This video helps to illustrate what we are fighting for on a daily basis in Florida and around the country. Real people. Real jobs. Real impacts for consumers. Our industry is not just numbers and words on paper. This industry is the realization of a multi-generational fight that has finally materialized into the small business boom it should have always been.

Unlike other plants, Cannabis isn't grown for its roots, fruit, fiber, or seeds. Cannabis is primarily grown for its trichomes, which are tiny outgrowths that sprout from the surface of Cannabis flowers and leaves as a defense mechanism to protect the plant from pests and environmental pressures. Growing cannabis is about optimizing the density and potency of the trichomes on the plant. Female plants grow more trichomes, with more active compounds than male plants. If the female plant does not encounter male pollen, the buds she produces will be seedless, dense, and covered in trichomes. If she does encounter pollen, she diverts her energy from growing more flowers and trichomes to seed production, which can lower cannabis yields, quality, and potency. For these reasons, many commercial cannabis producers won’t allow any male plants in their facilities and opt to grow all-female crops instead. In commercial cannabis facilities, every night is Girl's Night. Learn more in Danielle Maitland's HIGHly informative blog post below: