By Dr. Daniela Vergara As we’ve discussed before in multiple other posts, our favorite plant, Cannabis sativa, produces multiple compounds, and these compounds can further

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By Dr. Daniela Vergara Have you ever wondered why some Cannabis sativa buds are bright red or purple? Today we will continue our discussion on

By Dr. Daniela Vergara Not much research has been done on why Cannabis sativa turns purple, but there have been studies on other plants. That

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By Daniela Vergara When you think about cannabis plants, you probably don’t think about them having “sexes”, but they do. Just like most animals (including

In December 2025, the Office of Cannabis Management adopted amended Packaging, Labeling, Marketing, and Advertising (PLMA) Regulations — and the changes affect nearly everyone operating