Marijuana

The Colorado Legislature could finally deal with social use, and readers are eager for answers.

Similar to their namesakes, but not that similar.

The state’s medical and retail marijuana codes will sunset in September, leaving the legislature tasked with evaluating Colorado’s pot laws and regulations, and creating even more room for dozens of new cannabis-related bills at the State Capitol building this year.

Legal marijuana is so 2015.

The bill would create two new hospitality business licenses that allow social marijuana use in a manner similar to alcohol.

Hungry, happy and sleepy are the most common side effects of cannabis.

We all need to trim some fat and bulk up in certain parts.

A true purple heavyweight, with dark, velvety calyxes and spots of forest green contrasting against rust-orange pistils and speckles of trichomes.

It’s nice, but is it worth the price?

Up until now, cannabis companies were barred from advertising there.

Our readers never fail to bring up the serious issues, like using a dishwasher to clean a bong, calling off work on 4/20, or conspiracy theories about CBD oil and dick cancer.

With plenty of cameras present, Sean Azzariti bought an eighth of Bubba Kush and some infused chocolate truffles for $59.74 from Toni Savage Fox, then-owner of 3D Cannabis Center at 4305 Brighton Boulevard, in 2014.

From Cornbread to Cactus Breath.

“I try to explain it as like almost an Advil effect.”

“There are so many variables to this; it’s not a McDonald’s hamburger, where it’s the same all the time.”

The earthy indica, not the expensive cognac or the smelly seventeenth-century monarch.

Don’t expect to visit more than a few stores.

Another list of victories, defeats and dumpster fires for Colorado cannabis in 2018.

Prices may be getting lower at the dispensary, but the Colorado Department of Revenue reports the wholesale cost of marijuana slightly increased since October, the first increase in over a year.

“People don’t really want to consume major amounts of food that has THC in it.”

Senator Michael Bennet is all in on industrial hemp.