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The cannabis landscape is shifting towards micro-dosing, where consumers prefer smaller amounts for a controlled high without intense effects. This method promotes creativity and socializing, saves money, and offers convenience. Dispensaries respond with low-dose products, catering to the growing demand for a balanced and enjoyable cannabis experience.
The cannabis edibles market has evolved dramatically, showcasing innovative options beyond traditional brownies and gummies. Products like THC-infused hot sauce and sparkling sodas blend culinary artistry with cannabis, appealing to diverse tastes. From versatile cannabutter to gourmet oils and dissolvable powders, the edibles landscape offers exciting, customizable experiences for consumers.
Women are taking the lead in cannabis consumption, shattering outdated stereotypes and reshaping the industry. What’s driving this historic shift, and what does it mean for the future of cannabis culture?
Over the past decade, America's perception of marijuana has transformed dramatically, with 15% of Americans now using it, particularly among young adults. Political affiliations and education level influence usage trends, revealing a cultural divide. As cannabis becomes mainstream, federal legalization seems inevitable, aligning laws with societal norms around its use.
Daily marijuana use has officially outpaced daily drinking in the U.S. for the first time. Explore the reasons behind this shift and what it means for the future in our latest article
This week's Roll-Up covers Virginia's veto on cannabis legislation, dives into a mythical CBD adventure, shares insights from Jackie 'The Joke Man' Martling, reports on legal trouble in Sean Combs' circle, and explores the latest in cannabis and psychedelics. Stay informed with the diverse and dynamic world of cannabis
