Education

At Canna43 we strive to stay up to date on what is going on in the cannabis industry.

This includes products, local and state laws, and the ever-expanding applications for use.

Michigan Cannabis Businesses Deemed Essential During Coronavirus Closure

Michigan regulators announced on Monday that cannabis retailers would be considered essential businesses and allowed to remain open for businesses during closures ordered by Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Source: hightimes.com

THC vs. CBD

You’ve likely heard these acronyms. What are THC and CBD? Why is everyone talking about them? At Verano™, we’re more than just cannabis growers, producers and sellers. We’re educators too.

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Easy Ways to Add THC to Food At Home

Pot brownies have been a stoner favorite since the 60s. Nowadays, however, cannabis is stronger and our understanding of cannabis cooking has improved. In other words, today’s cannabis edibles are far better than your grandma’s were.

Source: potguide.com

Learn About Cannabis

Check out this key resource about what cannabis is, how it is used and other useful information.

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5 Ways Quarantine Has Changed the Cannabis Industry Forever

Covid-19 lockdowns sparked a ‘green rush,’ changing much about how consumers shop.

Source: adweek.com

Are Marijuana Concentrates a Better Value than Flower?

In the rapidly widening world of cannabis consumption, the American market is dominated by two: flower and concentrates. Cannabis flower in all its trichome-covered glory is a sight to behold and an array of aromas to take in. Throughout time, most cannabis consumption involved the raw plant and it being smoked.

Source: potguide.com

How New Parents Can Relax and Get a Better Night’s Sleep With CBD

CBD. It’s the hottest abbreviation on everyone’s lips, and between everyone’s lips, as well. People are ingesting it in myriad ways, including as a dessert topper, as a wedding gift and now, a sleep aid.

Source: hightimes.com

Cannabis Use and Youth: A parent’s guide

Some of the information we hear about cannabis is conflicting, making it hard to understand the ways it may affect our children. Is it addictive? Does it cause psychosis? Is it really a medicine? What will happen if my child uses it? What should I tell—or not tell—my child about it?