Polis: Recreational Dispensaries Will Go Curbside; Medical Stores Still Open
But in Denver, rec stores will have to close, Hancock says.
But in Denver, rec stores will have to close, Hancock says.
Both orders are temporary to limit the impact of coronavirus.
“Hemp and cannabis research seems to be about fifty years behind other compounds from plants.”
Sorry, only for MMJ, and only in Boulder.
“We’re not running out, but we’re just slammed.”
But dispensaries can stay open!
It looks like 4/20 might have to stay at home this year, too.
Most doctors are encouraged to use telemedicine services during times like this.
“I don’t see big events happening on 4/20. I really don’t.”
Denver has a public option for pot lounges, but most of them don’t go that route.
This year is already on pace for a new high.
Dixie Brands was founded in Denver ten years ago.
The expo is now slated for August.
Colorado weather rarely plays along.
Frustrated by the way law enforcement treated cannabis, Fine started researching weed’s non-intoxicating sibling, hemp.
“We were in full compliance. It really comes to stores not doing inventory.”
He’s the only performer announced so far.
More terpenes means more flavor — and more emissions?
“People who are pro-cannabis are freaked out by potency limits.”
Eighteen-year-olds are consuming at a much higher rate, though.
Supporting pot now seems like a pre-requisite for any Democratic hopeful.