Sensi Seeds
OCTOBER 16, 2020
In 2012, almost three decades after the opening of the Amsterdam Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum, a second museum location opened in a former palace in Barcelona. The complete museum collection boasts over 8000 cannabis-related items, curated in both locations in a way that takes visitors on a visual journey through cannabis history.
Cannabis Life Network
APRIL 3, 2022
There is a history behind it and it can be made right at home, with a bit of time and patience. Simply put, hashish is a cannabis extract that is formed by collecting and compressing the trichomes found on […]. Hashish has been around for a long time, but some people still might not know exactly what it is.
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Sensi Seeds
OCTOBER 16, 2020
The Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum was founded in 1985, and to this day, remains one of Amsterdam’s most iconic cannabis destinations. Featuring items from a collection of over 9000 cannabis-related artefacts, and a display of living plants, the museum is an unmissable cannabis experience.
Veriheal
FEBRUARY 17, 2022
National Libertarian Party members went down in history last July when they submitted two cannabis-related ballot initiatives. Rules pertaining to licensing would be hashed out by July 1, 2023. Wyoming may not have joined the 37 U.S.
Marijuana Seeds NL
MAY 20, 2021
Hash enthusiasts would collect the seeds of landrace strains found along the way and bring them back to places like the Netherlands and the United States, where they would try to recreate the phenotypes of the originals. The naming history for Sativa varieties is a little different.
Miss Marijuana
FEBRUARY 7, 2021
It was created by Mr. Green of the House of David Collective, who crossed three landrace sativa strains—a 1970’s Columbian Gold, a Thai, and a Swiss—with a Nepalese indica. A Harlequin is a trickster whose multi-colored patchwork is appropriate for the strain’s diverse lineage. Possible medical benefits of Harlequin.
SpeedWeed
APRIL 26, 2021
The Indian Landrace Exchange describes itself as a “collective of Indigenous frontline farmers, seed collectors, and preservationists” with the goal of supporting these communities economically while helping spread and preserve their landrace strains. What we do is create small collectives amongst the indigenous farmers.
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