Securing a marijuana license has proven to be a costly, long venture for a a startup business in Colorado, with licensing opportunities in Denver and metro communities largely dried up because of market saturation and local license moratoriums.
The governor’s new pardoning power for past marijuana possession charges remains vague.
“Levels, Jerry. I’m building levels.”
The two stores had closed in late July.
The median price-per-pound for Colorado marijuana has reached its highest point since 2017.
Hemp businesses worry a DEA ruling could be interpreted to block hemp extraction during CBD product manufacturing.
School funding and construction capitol should receive almost $500 million.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a significant marijuana industry watchdog to take a break.
Dalwhinnie Farms opened September 7.
The former Denver mayoral candidate is focusing on a new town now.
The first five states to legalize recreational marijuana had less than one recorded case per 100,000 residents.
Monthly medical marijuana sales, reserved for patients who live in Colorado, are also setting new records.
We caught up with the self-proclaimed stoned food critic to learn more about how to fully enjoy a high meal and which fancy Denver eateries were most welcome to his puffy eyes.
Not all weed strains with the same name were actually one and the same.
The data is beginning to back up those concerns.
When Colorado voters approved legalizing cannabis in late 2012, state lawmakers had to quickly start brushing up on a formerly taboo topic. One of them, a rookie state representative from Longmont named Jonathan Singer, soon found himself neck-deep in a cannabis conversation that didn’t stop for eight years.
“People call in their orders almost all of the time, and it becomes a five minute transaction instead of a twenty minute transaction.”
Marijuana sales aren’t struggling this summer, but tattoo parlors are.
Despite several efforts, the pot industry continues to fail to break into Loveland.
“We started this here, legalization. I personally feel an obligation to pass it on.”
Colorado hemp farmers want less restrictive rules than the USDA is proposing.
Around 100 different harvest batches were recalled.
