Check cannabis buds for evidence of spider mites by breaking one open and looking for husks or cobwebs. Make sure fertilizer residue wasn’t left on marijuana by seeing if it burns to gray ash (good) or black ash (not so good). Check the Web site of the state Department of Public Health and Environment regularly [...]
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Cannabis Therapy 101 in Boulder Provides Pointers on Medical Marijuana Business
January 24, 2010 | 0 views | No Comments
Posted in Video: GOOOH Basks in Brown Senate Victory
January 23, 2010 | 2 views | No Comments
Champ of independent candidates: “Get used to it”
Weed Mags Sprout Across Los Angeles
January 23, 2010 | 2 views | No Comments
Publications Reap Windfall From Pot Ads There’s not a hint of cannabis smell at the offices of 420 Times. There are no posters of a smiling Bob Marley igniting a spliff, no pictures of bikini-clad girls cradling ripened buds of kush. If there is a bong on the premises, it is hidden away. And when [...]
Eight in 10 Americans Favor Legalizing Medical Marijuana
January 23, 2010 | 0 views | No Comments
The medical marijuana debate among American voters is over. Eight in 10 Americans — 81% overall — support allowing doctors to prescribe cannabis, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll. That’s up from just 69% in 1997, the last time the two firms asked that question, and from 75% in 2003, according to Gallup. The [...]
Virginia Delegate Morgan Seeks To Decriminalize
January 23, 2010 | 1 views | No Comments
Richmond, VA — It’s high times in the Virginia General Assembly. The lobbyists are cracking jokes about “joint” sessions, and the legislators are laughing that free Girl Scout cookies delivered Wednesday could prove useful. In the District, the city council is on the verge of approving legislation to allow the use of medical marijuana. In [...]
Pot Ruling May Not Have Big Impact on Seattle
January 22, 2010 | 1 views | No Comments
WA — Supporters of Washington’s medical-marijuana law say Thursday’s ruling by the state Supreme Court allowing police to arrest a patient or search his home is a major setback. But exactly how it will play out in increasingly pot-friendly Seattle isn’t so clear. The state’s law, the court determined, doesn’t protect those with a medical [...]
