29 more days: the respite the hemp market needed, but not necessarily the solution
The firm HR 6500 delayed most of the new federal restrictions on hemp until December 11. But the clock didn't stop for everyone: some bans begin on November 12, and states maintain their own rules. For months, the hemp industry has been staring at a date on the calendar: November 12, 2026 . That day, a new federal definition of hemp, approved by Congress in 2025, was set to take effect, with significant consequences for cannabinoid-derived products. The new legislation change
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Sep 43 min read
When marijuana reaches old age
El consumo de cannabis entre adultos mayores está creciendo en Estados Unidos. Exploramos sus motivos de uso, riesgos y los nuevos conflictos que plantea su normalización.
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Aug 273 min read
Two licenses, one reality: when the law changes but the procedure hasn't yet
For months, in Puerto Rico, the conversation seemed to have a simple answer: medicinal cannabis and firearms were two paths that could not cross. A person could be an authorized medical cannabis patient or a gun license holder, but the legal and administrative scenario made it difficult to imagine both conditions legally coexisting. Then a change occurred that altered the conversation. In June 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that marijuana use alone is not sufficient to au
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Aug 204 min read
Boveda and the sizes of wetting agents used for crops.
Boveda's humectants are the best for preserving and maintaining the freshness of your flower. These humectants help prevent fungus and maintain terpenes and freshness. We have seen an increase in the use of the largest Boveda we supply, which is the 320. This one has the capacity to control humidity in cannabis from 3-5 lbs, helping to maintain and preserve the flower for long periods of time. These humectants have two percentages, 62% to keep the flower more moist and 58% to
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Aug 171 min read
The Curaleaf Papers: The FBI, Russian money, and the questions behind the cannabis giant
Curaleaf's name is back in the spotlight, but this time not because of market expansion or a new corporate transaction. A recent journalistic investigation claims to have obtained, through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, documents showing that the FBI investigated the source of funds linked to one of the largest cannabis operators in the United States for at least a year. According to The Newsground , the federal investigation began in 2018, shortly before Curalea
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Aug 172 min read
