Medical marijuana could ease anxiety, depressive symptoms, study shows
Medical marijuana could help to reduce anxiety and depressive symptoms, according to a new study from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore.
DEA comments hint that delta-8 THC might not be illegal
Cannabis operators making or selling delta-8 THC are pointing to two recent comments from U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration officials that suggest states lining up to ban the isomer might be going too far
Cannabis growers eye drought-resistant strains to cope with water shortage
With water scarcity an increasing problem, some marijuana and hemp cultivators are seeking solutions beyond automation or growing methods, including using drought-resistant plant strains that require less water and can withstand higher temperatures.
Two-spotted spider mites: How to identify and treat them in your marijuana grow
Face it, cannabis is an attractive plant for many insects, mites and other arthropods that like to feed on it.
One species of mite that commonly feeds on cannabis is the two-spotted spider mite (Tetranychus urticae), which often is shortened to TSSM.
Time for the cannabis industry to build a sustainable model
As just one example of the ongoing threats cannabis growers experience in our changing climate, wildfires raged through Northern California in 2017.
Will new regulators association bring clarity, consistency to cannabis industry?
A unified, national approach to cannabis regulation has long been the goal for an industry seeking clarity across state lines.
Know your terpenes: A guide for cannabis products
Humans have consumed terpenes for hundreds of years.
These organic compounds are highly abundant in many plants that have been consumed for flavor, aroma or therapeutic purposes since ancient times.
Most terpenes are recognized as safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
