Sunday Weed: Weekly Digest, Number Nine

It’s Sunday! Lazy in your bed? Drinking coffee with donuts? Fighting hangover with pizza leftovers?

To make your weekend brighter, we’ve gathered seven articles and blog posts around the web. Hope you enjoy our little weekly digest.

1. Marijuana to be legal Thursday in Massachusetts

On Dec. 15, people of Massachusetts will be able to legally possess up to 10 ounces of cannabis and grow up to 12 plants per household. Accessories for using and growing will also become legal for sale and purchase. Rejoice, Massachusetts!

2. New medical marijuana research could greenlight more uses in treatment

Marijuana is still a Schedule I drug, but DEA showed some positive signs allowing researchers easier access to marijuana. It possibly may open new horizons of medical use and help thousands of patients with severe pain and complex conditions.

3. A Guide To Essential Christmas Gifts For Cannabis Beginners

If you haven’t buy Christmas gifts on Black Friday, you’re probably running in circles trying to find a good present for a cannabis newbie among your friends and family. Don’t worry – we’re here to help.

4. Powerful Veterans Group Pushes Trump On Marijuana Rescheduling

The nation’s largest military veterans organization is pushing President-elect Donald Trump to reschedule marijuana. The American Legion passed a resolution endorsing the reclassification of cannabis.

5. DIY: Handy Tips For Those Who Love Experiments

It’s almost Friday. Friday smells of freedom and fun. Up to mischief?
Try to make homemade pipe or bong. It’s not so hard as it seems and everything that works makes you high and happy. What else to wish for?

6. High Times: As another weed company enters the Canadian stock market, the word ‘bubble’ is popping up

Stocks are excited about the cannabis market. Money seems floating around weed growers and distributors. But there is one thing to watch for: a bubble. Will cannabis become next dot-com hysteria?

7. High art: how the creative world is helping legal weed rebrand itself

It’s time to end a stigma around cannabis users. Tiresome stereotypes need to be broken and destroyed. Who’s up to the task? Of course, artists and creators. And what they’re doing is awesome.

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See you next Sunday!