What Are Edibles? Edibles are any food item that has been infused with cannabis, THC, CBD or cannabidiol. The potency, taste and marijuana infusion process will vary from edible to edible, so always read the labeling or ask the budtender for advice.  Edible companies have their own process and unique recipes but the end result … Keep reading..

Though marijuana has been legal in some form or another for decades in Colorado, the legal definition of acceptable consumption has shifted over time. For much of its history, legal cannabis has been something experienced at home behind closed doors. A new law that just passed is changing that. The result? Pretty soon there will … Keep reading..

Types of Weed: Determining Marijuana Quality The world of weed is rich with different types and new strains options. To the beginner, it can be a little bit tricky to figure out what’s dank and what’s schwag. You want the best of the best, but you don’t even know how to ask for it (or … Keep reading..

It should be no surprise that many of the coolest places in Denver are cannabis-themed. Known for decades—well before the rest of the country fell into step—for its forward-thinking attitude on all things cannabis, Denver has built an enormous industry around safe, legal cannabis consumption. The only issue for the discerning tourist isn’t finding what … Keep reading..

Going to church is probably not what you had in mind when you planned your cannabis-fueled trip to Denver, but it’s an immersive experience you won’t forget! The Denver International Church of Cannabis is considered a religious institution, but its approach to living out its faith is truly unique. Housed in a former Lutheran Church, … Keep reading..

Let us be the first to welcome you to Denver!  Denver is known as the cannabis mecca in the Midwest. With a quick search, you’ll find hundreds of dispensaries all around, along with the 420-friendly laws that allow visitors robust opportunities to taste and try cannabis in new ways. And yet the proliferation of options … Keep reading..

Cannabis and gaming share a natural connection. Who doesn’t like to keep the good times rolling? And yet there can be no denying that marijuana doesn’t pair well with every game. Some marijuana gaming experiences will produce laughs and hazy, pleasant memories with your friends. Others will just be frustrating. In this article, we take … Keep reading..

What is THC-P? Scientific name: Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabiphorol THC-P is a naturally occurring chemical in the cannabis plant that is thought to be up to 33 times more reactive with CB1 receptors, producing an intense psychoactive effect on its users. Though the chemical is found naturally within the cannabis plant it was only brought to global attention … Keep reading..

As a regular cannabis consumer since my teenage years, and someone who works in the industry and consistently consumes it for personal use, my tolerance at times is extremely high. Tolerance breaks are an important part of regulating how much THC is required, both for medical benefits and recreational purposes. It has been integrated into … Keep reading..

What is CBN? Scientific Name: Cannabinol CBN is what THC becomes after it has aged. In lab conditions, manufacturers can speed up the process by exposing THC to heat and UV light to create CBN faster. Because it is derived from THC it is primarily found in the marijuana plant, though it is also possible … Keep reading..

What is THCv? Scientific Name: Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabivarin THCV is a cannabis compound that has experienced a recent surge in popularity—despite the fact that it was first discovered in the 70s. From a chemical perspective, it very closely resembles Delta 9 THC—the substance that is responsible for marijuana’s psychoactive effects. However, it is missing several carbon atoms … Keep reading..

What is CBG? Scientific Name: Cannabigerol Called “the mother of cannabinoids” CBG is a molecule that exists in very small quantities within adult cannabis plants. It is relatively obscure because it gets turned into other cannabinoids as the plant reaches maturity. CBG has been known since the 70s. Though it is not currently prominent in … Keep reading..