Marijuana Blog

Denver voters will decide this November whether marijuana consumption should be allowed in bars and restaurants.

Just days after the rejection of a competing measure proposed by the Denver chapter of NORML, elections officials announced last week that the issue of social marijuana use would still go before voters this fall.

On Thursday, organizers with the Neighborhood-Supported Cannabis Consumption Pilot Program received confirmation from the Denver Elections Division that the group collected enough signatures to earn a spot in the upcoming election.

Read More:http://hightimes.com/news/denver-to-vote-on-smoking-weed-in-bars-and-restaurants/

When does it happen?

That was the questions posed to Dr. Norman Zinberg by observers of a groundbreaking research study about cannabis use he conducted at Harvard University with Dr. Andrew Weil. Zinberg and Weil were observing people under the influence of marijuana, something at the time (decades ago) that had never been done before in a scientific setting.

Zinberg invited a few guests interested in the study to observe his research subjects while they used marijuana. That’s when the question came up. When does it happen? “When does what happen?” Zinberg replied. When do they go berserk?

Read More:http://hightimes.com/culture/pot-matters-the-happening/

Northern Lights (Indica)

Northern Lights is renowned for its ability to be grown very easily. The strain's reputation also comes from the fact that it has won competitions such as the Cannabis Cup. The #5 strain was first entered into competition 1989 when several seeds were mailed from the U.S.A. to Amsterdam. The strain quickly dominated the Cannabis Cup, winning in 1989, 1998, and again in 2009. It is a cross of Cannabis indica and Cannabis sativa.

There are many different ways to ensure you are maximizing your yield while also staying sustainable in your grow.  While there are certainly various options out there , living soil is one we keep hearing about in the cannabis industry as being one of the best.  This guide was concise and fairly simple to understand, and explains why using living soil is beneficial in so many ways.

This guide was published by http://www.agzaar.com, who operates under the following principles:

• Food should be superbly flavorful. No more bland tomatoes.
• The more nutritionally packed an item is, the better. We aim to maximize the natural nutritional content in everything we grow.
• Realize that sustainable is a net goal that can’t be achieved at every turn but should be focused on whenever possible.
• It is essential to make growing sustainably easier so that businesses and homeowners will be able to participate in growing smarter crops 

Read More:http://www.theweedblog.com/living-soil-101/