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Edible Arrangements Enters the Cannabis Space with a “Different Kind of Edible”

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, In The News, Plant Science, Sales, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

The company behind the beloved fruit bouquet brand Edible Arrangements is diving into the cannabis world. Their new hemp-based venture, Edibles.com, offers delivery of hemp-derived THC products in select U.S. states. With this move, an established household name is helping bring cannabis closer to the mainstream—offering trusted products, familiar branding, and greater access for adult …

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Study Shows Most Patients Are Comfortable with Doctors Using Cannabis Off the Clock

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, Healthcare, In The News, Mental Health, Plant Science, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

A new study reveals that many patients are okay with their doctors using cannabis during their personal time. Let’s explore what this means for the future of cannabis acceptance, medical professionalism, and the ongoing fight against stigma. Changing Views on Cannabis and Medical Professionals Cannabis use has long carried a heavy stigma, especially when it …

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California State Fair Showcases Cannabis

Cannabis Takes Center Stage at the California State Fair — Again

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, In The News, Plant Science, Politics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

Cannabis is once again earning a proud spot at the California State Fair in 2025, complete with on-site sales, consumption lounges, and an expanded awards program. This year’s updates include brand-new categories for blunts, hash, and infused chocolates, reflecting the plant’s evolving place in California’s culture and economy. The move not only boosts industry visibility—it …

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Changing Minds: Connecticut Takes a Big Step Toward Psilocybin Decriminalization

Leave a Comment / In The News, Plant Science, Politics, Psilocybin, Psychedelics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

Connecticut lawmakers are pushing forward on an important decision: decriminalizing psilocybin possession for adults. With cannabis reform leading the way, natural psychedelics like psilocybin are now entering the conversation. Let’s dive into what this move really means for public health, personal freedom, and the future of natural medicine. Connecticut Votes for Compassion and Common Sense …

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High Prices, Low Supply: How Inflation Is Changing the Way We Buy Cannabis

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, Financial, In The News, Plant Science, Politics, Sales, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

With grocery bills rising and rent hitting new highs, it’s no surprise that cannabis consumers are feeling the financial pinch. A new poll shows that two out of three marijuana users are spending less on cannabis because of inflation. This shift in behavior is changing the landscape for both consumers and cannabis businesses alike. In this …

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Oprah Speaks on Psychedelics: Curiosity, Caution, and the Changing Conversation

Leave a Comment / Healthcare, In The News, Mental Health, Plant Science, Politics, Psilocybin, Psychedelics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

In a recent episode of The Oprah Conversation podcast, media icon Oprah Winfrey opened up about the rising interest in psychedelics. Speaking with author and psychedelic advocate Michael Pollan, Oprah acknowledged the growing acceptance of substances like psilocybin but admitted that she’s still cautious about trying them herself. Their honest exchange reflects a powerful moment in the …

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Americans Say Alcohol Is More Harmful Than Cannabis—Here’s Why That Matters

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, Healthcare, In The News, Plant Science, Politics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

A new national poll shows that most Americans now believe alcohol is more harmful than marijuana—a big shift from decades of outdated thinking. This growing awareness isn’t just about health facts; it’s about changing social attitudes, legal policy, and how we talk about responsible substance use. In this blog, we explore what the data really means, …

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Psychedelics and Veterans: Why VA Secretary Doug Collins is Calling on Congress to Take Action After Talks with RFK Jr.

Leave a Comment / Healthcare, In The News, Mental Health, Plant Science, Politics, Psilocybin, Psychedelics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

After an “eye-opening” conversation with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., U.S. Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins says it’s time to rethink how we treat PTSD and mental health in America’s veterans. Collins plans to push Congress to support research into psychedelic-assisted therapy—a move that may signal a broader shift in how …

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Still Censored: Why Cannabis Content Keeps Getting Flagged on Social Media

Leave a Comment / Cannabis, In The News, Plant Science, Politics, Trends / By Jeff Leclere

Even though cannabis is legal in many U.S. states, the cannabis community still faces serious challenges online. Facebook and Instagram, both owned by Meta, claim to support free speech—but they continue to restrict cannabis-related content. Whether you’re a licensed business, medical patient, educator, or advocate, your content may still be shadowbanned, deleted, or hidden. It’s …

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