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1 month ago | leafly.com | David Downs

Bye-bye, Dry January. Millions of weed smokers say adios to winter's worst with a breathtaking selection of lucky green across the USA and Canada this St. Patrick's Day. Legalization in over 20 states offers ever more affordable alternatives to booze. The California outdoor is perfectly cured. Your favorite musician has a new strain. Maryland has Cookies brand Cinnamon Milk. Even Texas has THCA Pink Certz.

1 month ago | leafly.com | Shirley Ju

If you were in Los Angeles on Saturday, March 1st, there was only one place to be: Zalympix. This year, the highly anticipated event took place at The Beehive, a black-owned, cannabis-friendly venue located near South LA. Taking place both indoors and outdoors, this year proved to be their biggest one yet-with headlining performances from the legendary Gucci Mane and Bay Area's finest LaRussell. But let's get back to the core of what Zalympix stands for.

1 month ago | leafly.com | David Downs

The fog of the inauguration has cleared, and prospects for weed law reform look dim in Washington D.C. under the second Trump Administration. But don't get bummed-experts say voters have the power to dictate their fate at the level where it most impacts them: their city and state. According to veterans of the country's weed wars for decades, no executive order, DEA ruling, or Congressional bill is on tap to deliver the legalization that 70% of US voters want.

2 months ago | leafly.com | Matt Jackson

Recently, we told you about strains to watch for 2025 and it got us thinking: Blueberry has come back into vogue. Blueberry first debuted in the '90s with DJ Short's Blueberry, and really epitomized that era. Blueberry led to Blue Dream-a top-selling hybrid to this day. Now, Blueberry is back like ripped jeans and Nirvana T-shirts. We reached out to some breeders, growers, and brands to see if they're feeling the vibes.

2 months ago | leafly.com | Shirley Ju

The year 2025 is well underway, and let's be real: there's a million and one cannabis brands to choose from on the market. And while we all have our own preferences, the celeb weed keeps coming and some of it is tight. Celeb weed does numbers. A 2023 study by the Headset data company shows celebrity-owned brands outselling traditional pot brands, at a lower price point. Having a bajillion Instagram followers can't hurt. Rapper Lil Baby can post his way into more dough than most make in a lifetime.