Name: Chocolope My Rating: A- Type: Hybrid, Sativa dominant Popular Effects: Uplifted, Euphoric, Happy, Energetic, Creative Top Medical Use: Stress, Anxiety, Pain, Depression, Lack of Appetite Appearance: Light green buds covered in hairs and crystals. Smell: Sweet melon with a slight cocoa tinge. Taste: Same as it smells, with more prominent cocoa. Negatives: Dry mouth, dry eyes, dizziness, paranoia, headaches THC Level: High Another tastebud blowing hybrid, Chocolope doesn’t quite... Read more »
The Times Are a’ Changin… [box type=”success” align=”aligncenter” ]In 1996, California became the first state in history to pass a comprehensive bill which covered the rights and regulations of medical marijuana users who had been recommended by their doctor for the new patient/caregiver program. [/box] After the bill was signed into law, the Golden State saw a new Green Rush which beckoned toward the talents of outdoor and indoor gurus... Read more »
The Marijuana Legalization Debate The legalization of marijuana pros and cons stand at the forefront of recent policy debates, largely due to the success of state level measures in Colorado and Washington. The 2012 elections propelled the nation’s cannabis discussion from the medicinal realm to that of broader recreational use. While public opinion polls show widespread support for medical marijuana, outright legalization remains highly controversial; data reveals roughly 50% of... Read more »
California Cannabis Laws Marijuana laws in California span from state level statutes to municipal ordinances and regulations. California decriminalized the possession of 28.5 grams (1 ounce) or less of marijuana. H&S Code 11357b labels simple possession as an infraction; such non-criminal offenses are punishable by a fine not to exceed $100. Possession of more than an ounce qualifies as a misdemeanor, so offenders are subject to up to six months... Read more »
Enacted on November 5, 1996, Proposition 215, (also referred to as the Compassionate Act), allows for Californians (over 18 years of age) the legal right to use marijuana solely for medicinal purposes. California was the first state to use cannabis for this purpose. Now with a State of California Identification Card one can readily get marijuana and marijuana products (concentrates and edibles). A California Medical Marijuana Card is all that... Read more »