Washington State Cannabis News
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Cannabis is Washington's 4th most valuable crop, industry report says
Apples may be Washington’s biggest cash crop, but legal cannabis is gaining ground.
I can't believe the prices here in Washington State! I just bought 7 grams (the daliy max) of 95% THC concentrate for $8 a gram (Wax Wednesday discount 20%) normally $10/gram. I can make a lot of gummies or infused honey or tincture with prices like these. $85 ounces @29% THC cannabis, I can stretch my stoney endeavors far. George Washington said, "I will never smoke a blunt." He didn't say a word about edibles.
But then again, I'm a "kind-of-sewer" as opposed to a "connoisseur".
But then again, I'm a "kind-of-sewer" as opposed to a "connoisseur".
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Employee shoots, kills suspect during attempted pot shop robbery in Covington
A man in his late teens to early 20s was shot and killed by an employee while attempting to rob a marijuana store in Covington Thursday evening.
Correction: 4/20 Cannabis Banking story
SEATTLE (AP) — In a story published April 20, 2022, about marijuana banking reform, The Associated Press erroneously reported that U.S. Sen.
Push To Decriminalize Drugs In Washington State Survives Early Challenge
Advocates behind a ballot-box push to decriminalize drugs and expand treatment and recovery services in Washington State have survived a court challenge to the second iteration of their voter initiative planned for November. The revised proposal, Initiative 1922, is almost identical to the...
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unsorted
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I scored 7 grams of concentrate (76%THC) and an ounce of cheap 30% THC for a total of $85. I love Washington State!
Hey Macbill, you should duplicate this in the "My Stash" thread. (Just to make even more of us envious.)
Armed Robberies Of Weed Shops At All-Time High In WA State, Too Much Cash On Hand Makes Workers Sitting Ducks
A full decade after Washington State legalized adult-use cannabis, the industry is still dealing with the lack of access to banking, which among other inconveniences forces dispensaries and weed shops to handle all of their business in cash only making them targets for robberies and violent crime.
Proposed bills pushing to regulate high-potency cannabis products in Washington
One bill would add more taxes on high-potency THC products and another would put restrictions on the sale of products with a THC concentration greater than 35%.
Washington State Lawmakers Approve Interstate Marijuana Commerce Bill In Committee
A Washington State Senate committee on Tuesday approved a bill to set the state up to allow interstate marijuana commerce, pending a federal policy change. The Senate Labor & Commerce Committee passed the legislation on a voice vote. It now moves to the Senate Rules Committee. The action comes...
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florduh
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Proposed bills pushing to regulate high-potency cannabis products in Washington
One bill would add more taxes on high-potency THC products and another would put restrictions on the sale of products with a THC concentration greater than 35%.www.king5.com
Washington State Lawmakers Approve Interstate Marijuana Commerce Bill In Committee
A Washington State Senate committee on Tuesday approved a bill to set the state up to allow interstate marijuana commerce, pending a federal policy change. The Senate Labor & Commerce Committee passed the legislation on a voice vote. It now moves to the Senate Rules Committee. The action comes...
Yeah that first article is terrifying. This is why I don't get stoners who shrug off the reefer madness discourse in the media today. It's gonna lead to Karens making concentrates illegal. Probably any flower over 15% THC too.
RxPlorer
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Alternative take - Type II, III concentrates rich in "minor" cannabinoids gonna proliferate. Hoku Genetics, Let's Gooo!
---Insert "balance to the Force" nerd reference---
florduh
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You're not wrong! I've bought rosin that's 60-65% THC that's better than any 90+% THC stuff!
RxPlorer
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And that's still waay higher than I'd want to buy on the regular. A gram of 6 star 90% takes me a Year+ to get through, mixed into minor-rich hash and kief. No joke. I would Love to see more producers sifting 5:1 or 2:2:1 hash of various types! Seriously that's a dream come true. Call me Karen, I dare ya!
Washington Lawmakers Set To Enact Interstate Marijuana Sales Bill
Lawmakers in Washington State are on the cusp of passing legislation that would set the stage for licensed marijuana businesses to be able to engage in cross-border commerce with cannabis companies in other legal states. The state’s House of Representatives approved the bill, SB 5069, in a 71–26...
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Washington State Poised To Enact Psilocybin Bill, But Fate Of Pilot Program Not Certain As End Of Session Nears
A psilocybin research bill has now passed both chambers of Washington State’s legislature, although lawmakers will still need to reconcile the differences between versions passed by the House and Senate before sending the measure to Gov. Jay Inslee (D). House approval of the bill happened on...
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Washington bill increases age to buy ‘dangerous’ cannabis products
A bill introduced in the Washington state legislature aims to limit high-potency cannabis products amid concerns of increasing potency and risks posed to younger people using the products.
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That's such a ridiculous bill, fueled 100% by Reefer Madness. In better legislative news, the most promising home grow bill (HB 2194) has been introduced:Washington bill increases age to buy ‘dangerous’ cannabis products
A bill introduced in the Washington state legislature aims to limit high-potency cannabis products amid concerns of increasing potency and risks posed to younger people using the products.
After Several Failed Efforts, Washington Lawmakers Introduce New Bill To Legalize Home Marijuana Cultivation
Washington State lawmakers are again trying to allow adults in the state to grow their own marijuana, having introduced a new bill that would allow the cultivation of up to six plants at home. Washington voters legalized marijuana through a ballot measure in 2012, but the law still makes it a...
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Washington state's cannabis industry braces for change as federal reclassification considered
Currently, it's known as a Schedule l drug in the eyes of the DEA, which puts it on par with drugs like heroin and methamphetamine.