Anti-Pot Org Claims DEA Administrator Was Not Included in Rescheduling Decision
The conspiracy thickens as the federal government moves to reclassify cannabis into a less restrictive category. On Monday, Dr. Kevin Abraham Sabet Shargi, aka Kevin Sabet, co-founder of Smart Approaches…
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Psychedelic Pioneer Peggy Mellon Hitchcock Dies at 90
Margaret “Peggy” the ultra-wealthy heiress who grew up in the Andrew Mellon mansion and estate and financed the LSD-fueled adventures of Dr. Timothy Leary and Richard “Ram Dass” Alpert. Mellon…
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Is Hop Latent Viroid Everywhere?
Hop latent viroid (HLVd) is one of the most devastating to ever affect cannabis, and researchers believe this virus may be causing the most damage to the industry. It is…
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Hemp Clothing Market to Hit $23B by 2031, Report Predicts
Hemp clothing is making a comeback, marking the recent resurgence of the hemp textile industry in the clothing sector. Researchers say this surge is due to hemp’s sustainable and environmentally…
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Research Shows Some Rolling Papers Have High Levels of Heavy Metals
Recent research findings show that many brands of rolling paper designed for smoking weed contain high levels of potentially dangerous heavy metals. Paper rolls with dice or metal tips are…
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DEA Moves To Reclassify Cannabis Under Schedule III in Historic Move, Report Indicates
The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) under the Biden administration will move to reclassify cannabis to Schedule III, meaning its medical benefits will be recognized by the federal government. Associated…
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Spring Planting Tips | High Times
Spring is the season of rebirth, and it's always a fun time to plant the seeds for the beginning of a journey that ends with fresh vegetables, fruit, herbs, or…
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Weed From Seed: Understanding F1 Hybrids
Breeding is an interesting subject to study because it is the backbone of commercial agriculture and critical to the success of farmers' crops. Without stable and active genetics, farmers can…
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Oregon Legislative BIPOC Caucus Prioritizes House Bill 4041
Today, the Oregon Legislative Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Caucus shares a common mission to advance racial justice efforts in Oregon and eliminate systemic oppression and racism. He…
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How To Make Marijuana Rice Krispie Treats
Rice Krispies, with their gooey, crunchy flavor, have been a staple in American kitchens for generations. My own childhood in the Midwest was no different. Memories of munching on a…
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How To Make Marijuana Caramels
To make these cannabis caramels, we provided a cannabis caramel recipe that combines the rich, buttery sweetness of classic caramel with the unique medicinal properties of cannabis. The process begins…
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Top 5 Cannabis Strains for Beginners: A Guide to Successful Cultivation
“Top 5 Cannabis Strains for Beginners: A Guide to Successful Cultivation” Cultivating cannabis can be a rewarding experience, especially for beginners looking to embark on their journey into the world…
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Dry Farming in Humboldt
Dry farms are rare in California, but people love Crystal Ortiz as a result. High Water Farm Being able to grow cannabis all summer long without having to water it…
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Man in Minnesota Offers Free Grow Classes to the Public
A Minnesota man is offering free workshops on cultivation and cannabis basics to the public to help people get their foot in the door in the industry. Home cultivation is…
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Growing for Terpenes
When asked by a close friend Ellenthe editor-in-chief of this publication will resume writing. high times I jumped at the request. As a journalist, educator, and lifelong student, I have…
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Chadivation or Cultivation?
In this epic issue of NUGMAG devoted to one of the biggest questions facing the cannabis industry today, legacy vs. legal, is legalization working? I feel like I’m in a…
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From the Archives: Light Through the Eyes of Cannabis (2011)
We all know how important light is to the production of cannabis. In order to optimize the photosynthetic activity of cannabis plants, one must uderstand how the plant captures and…
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Spring Into Outdoor Gardening
As the first signs of spring bring warmer temperatures and longer days, hardy crops for homegrowers weeding in outdoor gardens reach a vegetative season that doesn’t culminate until fall. In…
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The Veteran Chronicles: Gotta Grow
It’s my great honor to bring another former US Marine Corps 0311 rifleman (just like myself), Tom Land, to this month’s Veterans Chronicle. Rand is a Marine veteran, activist, proud…
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The Cold Cure
Developers are in the middle of a race to see how freeze-drying technology can be applied to dry and harden weeds faster, making a process that could take weeks almost…
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