Meet THC-O, a hemp-derived compound three times stronger than THC
Meet THC-O, a hemp-derived compound three times stronger than THC | Leafly Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Jump to a section In recent months, a synthetic compound derived from hemp called THC-O acetate—often referred to simply as THC-O (pronounced “THC oh”)—has quickly gained popularity among Americans who don’t have access to legal cannabis. THC-O products are increasingly popular…
Read More »CCELL’s New Disposable Vape Pen: Small but Mighty
Meet Listo — the latest and greatest from industry hard hitter, CCELL. Compact, elegant and easy-to-use, the Listo offers everything you could want in a disposable vape pen. With a transparent, 1 ml large tank, the Listo holds a generous amount of oil that you can see. This means you always know how much you have left and can say goodbye to those dreaded times when your pen runs out mid-sesh. Complete with CCELL’s iconic ceramic heating elements and top-quality materials, this high-volume disposable has a fun, playful design and is an all-around crowd pleaser. Leaders in Vape Technology A…
Read More »Town Of Woodbridge: Bethany Farm (In Woodbridge) Opens | Bethwood, CT Patch – Patch.com
August 12, 2021 Bethany Farm, half of which is in Woodbridge, opened to the public this spring. The garden center and nursery is in the former location of Ace Begonias. For former Ace customers, Bethany Farm & Nursery still sells begonias. The property looks a little different since the new owners have done lots of masonry work and have installed additional greenhouses, including one dedicated to growing hemp and another to growing organic vegetables. The nursery sells annuals, perennials, tropical houseplants, shrubs, trees and materials such as fertilizer, grass seed, hay and mulch. The nursery has a few of their…
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Mayors Debate a Legal Obligation to Allow at Least Limited Public Use of Marijuana – CT Examiner
Legislation that legalized recreational marijuana in Connecticut beginning July 1, also includes a provision that any city or town with a population of more than 50,000 must “designate a place in the municipality in which public consumption of cannabis is permitted.” 19 municipalities across Connecticut fit that requirement, and leaders of all of those cities and towns are currently navigating how best to implement the law at the local level. For Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu of Bristol, the question is not necessarily designating a specific area for smoking, but rather, figuring out whether Bristol will place any limits on the public…
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Connecticut plans to prioritize the black community in the legalized marijuana industry – Texasnewstoday.com
Connecticut is pursuing an initiative to prioritize the black and brown communities in distributing business licenses for recreational marijuana. This states that state leaders can help correct historic fraud. Democratic Governor Ned Lamont convened the first meeting of the state’s Council of Social Justice on Thursday. This helps determine who can participate in the legitimate weed cannabis. Connecticut became the 19th state to legalize recreational marijuana last month and is expected to go on sale in July next year, requiring measures to prioritize the most hit communities in the drug war. .. “We will finally have a way to create…
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Capitalizing A Cannabis Business – NBC Connecticut
Those who want to get into Connecticut’s new legal cannabis industry need an early start. Investors and credit unions want to start planning now. “The cannabis industry is a multi-million dollar industry, going into upwards of a billion dollar industry,” Luis Vega, a hemp farmer and member of the Minority Cannabis Business Association, says. “Step one, make sure you start your business plan, make sure you are a viable business with a roadmap on what you would like to do,” Vega says. It’s not cheap. “Just in Connecticut the fee to go is $3 million,” Vega says. That’s for a…
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No pot referendum in Southington this year, organizer says – Meriden Record-Journal
SOUTHINGTON — Residents won’t be voting on whether to allow local marijuana sales in November but may have a chance next year. Stacey Dolan, leader of the effort to collect the necessary signatures to put the question on the ballot, said she won’t have enough names by the Aug. 25 deadline. “We will roll over the signatures and aim for the 2022 election instead,” Dolan said Wednesday. This summer, the state legislature legalized recreational marijuana and allowed towns to regulate or prohibit sales. It also allowed residents to put the question to referendum, which would supersede any other town action. According…
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Leafly Buzz: 13 trending cannabis strains for August and September 2021
Leafly Buzz: 13 lit weed strains for August and September 2021 | Leafly Leafly Leafly ® Loading… Where are you from? noyes Remember me for 30 days. I confirm that this is not a shared device. Darn! You’re not old enough to use Leafly. Redirecting you to By accessing this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Pot girl summer. Hot vax summer. Whatever it is—it’s hot, and weed keeps us cool. But which weed variety do you pick from thousands to chose from? It’s simple—the best ones. This month: One purple strain sizzled while a different…
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