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Pack your bags, drive to a campground, pitch a tent, get the fire going, roll a joint, and enjoy the outdoors. Smoking weed in nature is a simple pleasure everyone should experience at one point or another and can be easily elevated with the right product, the right locations, and the right mindset. If you're looking for a weekend away, camping is always an excellent ...

unsplash.comThere are now 11 states in the country where adults can enjoy cannabis for recreational use and 33 that have statutes legalizing marijuana for medical use. That number is expected to rise as additional state legislatures make marijuana legal. Sadly, however, due to its status as a Schedule I substance, marijuana remains illegal at the federal level and mar...

There are plenty of ways to consume cannabis. Brownies, gummies, hash, resin, and concentrates are just a few of the more popular examples. However, there is one consumption method that you might not be as familiar with: THC pills. In this article, we'll go over everything you need to know about this alternative method, including the effects and benefits, how they're ...

Marijuana is now legal for medical use in 33 states and legal for recreational consumption in 11. The wave of decriminalization and acceptance of cannabis continues to grow across the country and across the globe. However, one ominous dark cloud continues to hover over the industry the U.S. - the federal classification of marijuana as a Schedule I narcotic. In this ar...

At first glance, it appears that the news surrounding marijuana these days is almost always positive. Legalization, decriminalization and societal acceptance are carrying cannabis and cannabis-related products into the mainstream. There are now 33 states where marijuana is legal for medical use and 11 where residents can enjoy recreational weed, with a number of other...

Sometimes, getting up off the couch and making your way to the nearest dispensary is just a little too much work. And with the Coronavirus pandemic still raging across the country, staying at home is more popular - and integral - than ever before. For those shut-in hours, cannabis delivery is a lifesaver. Thankfully, for millions of Americans across the legal landscap...

Thanks to rapidly growing legalization, America's cannabis industry has seen plant science and product development advance more in the past decade than possibly ever before. And no place is that rapid-fire R&D more readily apparent than the world of cannabis concentrates. After decades of mixing bubble hash into spliffs and sprinkling kief on top of bowl packs, ...

Cannabis use is old as civilization itself, stretching back to thousands of years ago. Many civilizations and cultures around the world have used it for both medicinal and spiritual purposes. There first recorded use of cannabis use dates all the way back to 4000 years ago in Central Asia. At that point in time, people used the cannabis plant for practical reasons su...

There's a reason people have been calling cannabis "weed." Just like a weed, cannabis is a naturally voracious grower. As long as you've got nutrient-rich soil, sunlight, water, and a lot of love, your pot plants will climb to the sky and produce gorgeous buds full of resinous THC. But once your buds are fully grown and ready to harvest, there's still a lot of work ...

Marijuana is now more socially accepted than ever before and is recreationally legal in 11 states. Myths about "the gateway drug" are being disproven and studies show increasing evidence of marijuana's benefits. However, there are still a lot of questions that people don't know the answers to, and plenty of people wonder about the seriousness of the drug. We're here t...

Let's face it, the smell of weed isn't for everyone. Whether you need to mask the dank smell of pot smoke from your landlord, parents, co-workers, or cops, it's always good to know how to control the odor of your cannabis smoke. As cannabis legalization spurs rapid advancements in product quality, weed is only getting more pungent, making the struggle for an odorless...

Let's just cut to the chase. Is medical marijuana covered by insurance? No. Sadly, even if you live in one of the 33 states (or the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico or U.S. Virgin Islands) where medical weed is legal, marijuana prescriptions will not be covered by your health insurance. Unfortunately, that is not likely to change until the federal law changes. ...