Providing relief for us means continuing to share the positive impacts the medical cannabis industry is having within our community, and across the country. While we share images and videos leading up to our grand opening (both here on our website and on social media), we are also going to be sharing infographics like the one featured below!
Today, we delve into Blue Lotus—an ancient plant with a rich history, now gaining popularity as a smokable herb that can be mixed with cannabis.
As cannabis use becomes more mainstream, many are exploring alternatives to traditional tobacco for mixing with their cannabis. One such alternative is mullein, an herb known for its medicinal properties and smooth smoke.
Rose petals are packed with antioxidants and offer a unique way to ease anxiety. Their gentle aroma and therapeutic properties make them a perfect companion to the healing virtues of cannabis.
This edition focuses on lavender, a versatile and aromatic herb that can be mixed with cannabis for a unique smoking experience. We’ll explore the pros and cons of using lavender with cannabis and provide a practical example of how to mix them.
Cannabis products, including both medical and adult-use, should only be used by certified medical patients or adults 21 years of age or older, in accordance with state law. Use of cannabis may impair your ability to drive a car or operate machinery. Please use responsibly and with caution. Health risks may be associated with cannabis use, particularly during pregnancy or breast-feeding. Unintentional consumption of cannabis by children or animals can lead to severe adverse reactions. Always keep cannabis products securely stored and out of the reach of children and animals. Never drive or operate machinery under the influence of cannabis. All content intended for adults 21 years of age or older, or certified medical patients 18 years of age or older, as applicable. Please remember, medical cannabis should only be used by certified patients in the state of Maryland. The use of adult-use cannabis is restricted to adults 21 years and older, in accordance with state law.
