Sunday Weed: Weekly Digest, Number Forty-One

It’s summer, Sunday, and we hope good weather brings joy to your life today. Get outside, grab your favorite cannabis product and check our digest together — we gathered seven articles and blog posts from the web right for you.

1. Weed town: A marijuana company bought a California ghost town to turn it into a pot paradise

American Green, a little-known pot tech company, is buying the tiny town of Nipton, California for about $5 million in cash. The company wants to turn the town into the country’s premier travel destination for eco-friendly potheads.

2. Legal-Weed States Tell Jeff Sessions Their Programs Are Working. He Might Crack Down Anyway.

Marijuana legalization is going well in Colorado and Oregon, but AG Jeff Sessions is considering reversing the Obama administration’s relaxed approach to state legalization.

3. Three Rules Of Productive High — And How To Get There

Life can be boring sometimes. Why not enhance it with cannabis? Virtually any activity could be spiced up with a bud or dab. The main thing is to figure out how high one should be to keep up with tasks on hand.

4. Jerry Jones Agrees with NFL Studying Potential Benefits of Marijuana

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones does not believe in CTE as a result of playing football. Nevertheless, he agreed with the NFL’s decision to investigate the benefits of marijuana as a pain management drug for players.

5. How To Get The Most Of Topicals — Five Steps

The weekend is coming, and it is a perfect time to bring relief to sore muscles. Cannabis topicals are an excellent way to do it. They relieve minor pain without psychoactive effects of smoking or consuming edibles.

6. Why the U.S. Made Marijuana Illegal

Ever wondered why weed is illegal in the US if it is overall good for human health? The answer is simple: politics.

7. US Couples Are Installing Open Marijuana Bars At Their Weddings

In US states where marijuana is legal, some couples are decking out their weddings with open bars filled with marijuana. Entire businesses have launched to meet demands for the new trend.

Enjoyed your digest? Let us know.
See you next Sunday!

(Sweedsy in no way encourages illegal activity and would like to remind its readers that marijuana usage continues to be an offense under Federal Law, regardless of state marijuana laws. To learn more, click here.)