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One for the Road: Cannabis Travel Accessories
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Combining cannabis and tourism is a one-way ticket to good times.
Much like the beer and spirits we love in Grand Rapids, cannabis has gone craft.
Now that cannabis use has spread far and wide across Michigan, it’s time to take things to the next level. We’re talking about concentrates.
So, you’ve got the munchies! Now what?
To begin with, you might be wondering what exactly the munchies are. In the most basic terms, it’s when you suddenly get a very strong craving for food after smoking, even if you were previously full. It feels like a second stomach has opened up inside your body, and suddenly everything tastes good.
When you’re a cannabis connoisseur, it’s easy to find yourself stuck to the couch, watching strange YouTube videos.
We talked with people in the local cannabis industry—from budtenders to managers and the C-suite—about their favorite products, the trends they’re excited about, and their cannabis lifehacks.
For decades, date nights have been depicted as a glass of wine, a steak dinner and a box of chocolates—that was before cannabis came along.
It’s not often you get the opportunity to see every stage of a product’s life cycle, from seed all the way to sale, but that’s what IndiGrow has to offer.
More and more people are hopping on the cannabis bandwagon, which makes this the perfect time to stuff your loved one’s stockings with gifts that will make them feel extra, extra special.
The relationship between cannabis and alcohol is often portrayed as a sort of battle.
You know times are changing when a word gains new meaning, and “gummy” is the latest example of that.
More and more people are turning to cannabis to help with physical and psychological issues, including one of the biggest parts of any human’s life: Sleep.
In 2021, Michigan’s Cannabis Regulatory Agency decided that if we can eat and smoke THC, we should be able to drink it, too.
When voters decided to legalize adult-use cannabis in 2018, the hope was that this would be a progressive shift forward, a brand-new market created from the ground up that could build social equity into the very system.