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- Join us on our journey.
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- Bruce Banner pre-rolled pack from The Green Solution
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- Gold blunt wrap we purchased at the Denver Cannabis Cup – 2015
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- Cannabisdaze sisters celebrating 420 at the EdiPure stage during the 2015 Denver Cannabis Cup
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- Delicious hard candies from The Green Solution in Denver, CO
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- An influx of immigration occurred after the Mexican Revolution in 1910. America feared the unfamiliar Hispanic culture, including their marijuana
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- From 1910-1930, media and government developed propaganda to frighten citizens of Spanish-speaking immigrants and “evil weed.”
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- “Violence, murder, suicide! And the ultimate end of the marijuana addict, hopeless insanity!” Reefer Madness, a film, released in 1936.
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- In the 1960s and 70s, a counterculture emerged that promoted marijuana legalization. Music and other forms of media helped promote positive pot views.
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- Reefer Madness morphed into an anti-pot society that endured from the 1930s-1950s. Very few spoke out about marijuana use.
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- Government officials began the War on Drugs, aimed at destroying new pot perspectives. Parents also formed staunch anti-drug groups that influenced lawmakers.
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- High Times Magazine released their first issue in 1974. A variety of media outlets also published pro-pot information between 1970-1990 as research increased.
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- The first Cannabis Cup was held in Amsterdam in 1988. High Times held the first Cannabis Cup in the U.S. in 2010. These events encouraged growers to develop new, improved strains for the cannabis community.
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- Beautiful plants at the Denver Cannabis Cup 2015
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