Meet the new girl next door, with a little kick.

That’s right, SuicideGirls have released a cannabis line of vape pens and they’re as hot as ever.
Quickly taking over the California cannabis market as one of the best-tasting vape cartridges, SuicideGirls have officially become my favorite StonerGirls.
Many have dubbed vape pens the “future of cannabis” — the portable, discreet, and easy-to-dose nature of vape pens is undeniable. As marijuana moves into mainstream society, consumers are looking for something simple and unintimidating.

As a freelance journalist based in Berlin, I regularly have to travel to internationally for my work. As a cannabis patient with a daily prescription of 300mg THC, taking my medicine inside the EU has always depended on the official in charge of border control. My Canadian or Dutch flowers from the local pharmacy were just as legal in the Netherlands, Italy or Czech Republic as in Germany, but cannabis was still an illegal substance mentioned in Appendix 1 of the Narcotic Drugs Act in my home until March 2017.

For months, you’ve been making intensely-curated playlists and incessantly checking set time prediction threads on Reddit, all in anticipation of Coachella, one of the hottest tickets in the world.
Today is day one of your weekend-long quest for unmatched vibes and a next-level Snapchat story, but it won’t all be flower crowns and beach balls.

On Monday, the Florida Senate Committee on Criminal Justice will meet to discuss several topics, the most important of which is a bill aimed at reducing penalties for the personal possession of small amounts of marijuana.
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Lovers have Valentine’s Day. The kids have Halloween. And the stoners have 4/20.
All over the world, on 4/20, cannabis consumers unite, share their love of marijuana and light one many up. This year, with 4/20 falling on a Thursday, we get not one, but four days to celebrate the high holiday.
With a focus on legal cannabis states, here’s what’s happening this 4/20:
CALIFORNIA
COACHELLA: Coincidental synergy at its finest, California’s signature music festival once again lands smack around 4/20.

The brink of festival season is upon us, and this is the year we’re trading flower crowns for flower bowls. There isn’t any better way to relax and enjoy live music than with an inspiring sesh of your favorite flowers. But since marijuana is still federally scheduled, most festivals won’t let you prance through the gates waving your ganja high and proud. But don’t worry, prohibition has caused us cannasapeins to get creative with our secretive smoking.

During the last few months, Canadians have felt the palpable anticipation hanging over the legalization of marijuana.
Cannabis lovers, growers, dispensary owners, and all others with with an interest in the expected end to prohibition have been anxiously awaiting the government’s official announcement to legislate and eventually legalize this long-suffering plant.
Today, that announcement finally arrived.
In a scheduled press conference, the federal government laid out the guidelines that will carry the nation forward into a new age of cannabis freedom.

In a further positive development towards ending the prohibition of cannabis in the Caribbean, Prime Minister (PM) Timothy Harris of St. Kitts and Nevis has established a National Marijuana Commission. The task force will be headed by the island’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr.

Colorado legislators won’t wait and see if the Trump Administration makes good on its promise for “greater enforcement” on adult-use marijuana.
Two weeks after its introduction, a full Colorado Senate passed a bill that would allow adult-use marijuana centers to transfer inventory to medical marijuana should a federal crackdown occur. The bill now heads to a full House vote before reaching Governor Hickenlooper’s desk.
The bill effectively protects Colorado’s adult-use marijuana industry if Attorney General Jeff Sessions alters federal marijuana policy to interfere with states’ rights.