Marijuana Blog

Sour Kush (Hybrid)

A cross between Sour Diesel and Kush. A strong odor with a nice sour/kush mixture of taste. Great for chronic pain and insomnia. Combines the best of both strains with thick, resinous buds.

The MILegalize organization has issued a few reminders and encouragements to volunteers recently, most of which involve gathering signatures and returning petitions.

From MILegalize Chair, Jeff Hank:

With only a week left it’s now or never to get MILegalize on the ballot. Here is a list of events all over Michigan that will be great for getting the signatures we need!

We are in the final days of collecting and turning in all of our signatures and it is imperative that we get them in on time.

Mail all petitions to PO Box 4427, East Lansing, MI 48826 not later than Friday, May 27th.

We can pick up  petitions or you can deliver them to the hubs listed in the link all the way up to May 31st, but get them in sooner if you can!   www.milegalize.com/petition_locations

Read More:http://www.theweedblog.com/milegalize-gives-final-push-over-memorial-weekend/

Lemon Skunk (Hybrid)

Lemon Skunk Cannabis is a cross between two Skunks with phenotypes chosen for their lemon characteristics. With a Lemon Mother, which has been kept in Vegas for over 20 years, and a Father from Holland, you know this strain is a heavy hitter! A mostly sativa hybrid good for pain and stress.

Despite an encouraging word from Capitol Hill suggesting that federal lawmakers are beginning to loosen up when it comes to allowing physicians with the Department of Veterans Affairs to discuss medical marijuana with their patients, some VA hospitals are still refusing to allow any information regarding cannabis to be discussed in their facility.

Dr. Sue Sisley, a Phoenix-based doctor who has received federal approval to conduct a first-of-its-kind study on cannabis and PTSD, recently reached out to the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Medical Center in hopes of presenting its physicians some details of her latest research. However, the hospital rejected her proposal, even though Sisley says some of the doctors on staff likely have a number of patients who could benefit from participating in the study.

Read More:http://www.hightimes.com/read/veterans-affairs-hospital-blocks-cannabis-lecture

For the Humboldt farmers, Sonoma County's subterranean tasting rooms and Tuscan affectations offered a glimpse into a rarefied realm of legal intoxicants.

The marijuana growers had driven south from redwood country to the oak and grass hills to take part in an event called “The Women of Wine & Cannabis,” a chance to visit boutique wineries and learn about appellations and branding in the $200-billion retail alcohol market.

Read More:http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-pot-distributors-10102020-snap-story.html