Are Cannabis Pens Gaining Ground in North America?
The North American cannabis market now includes more than just one type of product. Flower remains important, but it no longer defines the whole market. In recent years, consumers have shown interest in a wider variety of formats. They prefer products that feel simpler, more portable, and easier to use. Cannabis pens have become a […]
Your Banking Problem Is a Margin Problem
Most cannabis operators have a banking problem. For many, that means limited access to financial services, forcing the business to operate largely in cash and be unable to use the standard banking rails every other industry takes for granted. The banking conversation in this industry almost always stops at access. Can the business get an […]
The Legacy Knowledge Drain: Why Corporate Cannabis is a Dying System
There’s a dispensary near me that sells pre-packaged eighths under fluorescent lighting, where the budtender—who looks like he just finished a retail shift at the Gap—can tell you the THC percentage and which terpenes the lab detected. What he cannot tell you is who grew it, what the lineage is, how the plant was stressed, […]
The Oil-Hemp War: Could Hemp Oil Replace Petrochemical Products?
In 1937, when Harry Anslinger ran the Marijuana Tax Act through Congress, the standard historical explanation is racism and bureaucratic empire-building. Both are real factors. But there’s a parallel economic timeline that gets less attention, and it runs directly through the petrochemical industry. That same year, Popular Mechanics published an article titled “New Billion-Dollar Crop” […]
The Cannabis Reform Illusion: Why Voting for Politics is the New Heroin
Every two years, cannabis advocates wheel out the same ritual. Ballot measures, candidate endorsements, grasstops lobbying, NORML scorecards, press releases about historic progress. Every two years, a version of the same headline runs: “Cannabis Reform Reaches Tipping Point.” Every two years, the people who believed it discover that the tipping point was a marketing event. […]
The Growing Evolution: Transitioning from Consumer to Cultivator
In the rapidly evolving world of cannabis, information is the most valuable currency. For years, platforms like Cannabis.net have served as the ultimate hub for enthusiasts, patients, and industry professionals to stay informed about legalization, medical breakthroughs, and market trends. As the global conversation shifts from “should it be legal?” to “how can I grow […]
Is Big Corporate Cannabis The Only Winner in Trump’s Cannabis State-Level Rescheduling?
Is Big Cannabis the Only Way Forward With Trump’s Changes to Weed? For many years, mom-and-pop businesses, together with small cannabis growers, independent dispensaries, and legacy operators pushed the cannabis movement to where it is today. Of course, we recognize that there were many important big players too, but they certainly were responsible for helping […]
Study Shows Consumers Want Clean Cannabis
Legalization has been framed as a turning point for cannabis safety, transparency, and adoption for years, but now, over a decade since recreational cannabis sales began, American consumers are taking a closer look and asking tougher questions about whether the industry is living up to that standard. What’s becoming clear is this: consumers are ready […]
7OH.COM Honest Review: Should You Buy Here?
If you are researching 7OH.com, you are probably trying to answer a simple question: Is 7OH.com a trustworthy place to compare and buy 7OH products? That is a fair question. The 7OH market can be confusing, especially with so many tablets, shots, gummies, powders, Pseudo products, MIT products, MGM-15 products, and specialty alkaloid blends available […]
You Were Promised Cannabis Legalization, but You Got a Press Release Instead
A federally funded study confirms what cannabis consumers already knew: the people want full reform, not a scheduling tweak Let me start with what the data actually says. A study published in the journal Addiction — funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a branch of the federal government — analyzed 42,913 public comments […]