Join Leafythings this September 23rd in Toronto for a multi-floor immersive experience! Featuring comedy, art, music, a marketplace, food, mocktails and a ton of giveaways and prizes!
Featuring brands such as <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/cafe-mail-order">CAFE</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/euphoria-extractions">Euphoria Extractions</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co">KushKraft</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/solvent7ess">Solvent7ess</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea">Wesley Tea</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/smokes-and-jokes">Smokes and Jokes</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/pemto">PEM.TO</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/herb-angels">Herb Angels</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/stellars-edibles">Stellar Edibles,</a> <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/zillionaire-vapes">Zillionaire Vapes</a>, and more!
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The Indigenous Cannabis Cup held on July 22nd and 23rd was unforgettable. Leafythings was thrilled to be part of the cannabis community's celebration of culture, community and all things cannabis. We'd like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our generous sponsors, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/mohawk-medibles-canada-wide-delivery">Mohawk Medibles</a> and <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea">Wesley Tea</a>, whose contributions added excitement to the festivities.
<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/mohawk-medibles-canada-wide-delivery">Mohawk Medibles</a>, known for their commitment to quality, generously provided their finest Coastal Pink pre-rolls sourced from beautiful British Columbia. The aroma of this <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/mohawk-medibles-canada-wide-delivery?filters=Weed&amp;sort=Weed">high-quality flower</a> from the west coast filled the air, and it wasn't long before the crowd felt the elevated spirit of this strain. These dank pre-rolls were undoubtedly a highlight of the Cup.
<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea">Wesley Tea</a>, another esteemed sponsor, treated attendees to a delightful experience with samples of their <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea?search=20mg+thc&amp;sort=Weed">THC</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea?search=20mg+cbd&amp;sort=Weed">CBD</a>, and <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea?search=10mg+cbd&amp;sort=Weed">1-1</a> infused tea bags. Wesley Tea was also at the Indigenous Cannabis Cup, offering refreshing infused teas and slushies. The heat of the event made their booth appealing, and the constant stream of visitors kept everyone high-drated throughout the festival.&nbsp;
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Among the many familiar faces at the Indigenous Cannabis Cup, Leafythings ran into some of our best buds, including <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co">Kush Kraft</a>. Kush Kraft set up an interactive booth that caught everyone's attention. Attendees enjoyed competing against each other in a friendly basketball shootout, with winners walking away with Kush Kraft's new line of infused pre-rolls. Those who didn't score as high were rewarded with an infused pre-roll, ensuring everyone left the booth smiling. Their classic <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co/packaged-single-hybrid-preroll">hybrid</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co/packaged-single-sativa-preroll">sativa</a>, and <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co/packaged-single-indica-preroll">indica</a> pre-rolls and the crowd-favourite<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co?search=big+sticky&amp;sort=Weed"> big stickies</a> were also available at the booth.
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<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/euphoria-extractions">Euphoria Extractions</a> impressed the crowd with their innovative booth featuring a shatter-infused chocolate fondue fountain. Guests dipped marshmallows, fruits, and even 20mg shatter-infused <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/euphoria-extractions?search=bomb&amp;sort=Weed">shatter bombs</a> into the delectable fountain, creating an indulgent experience that delighted their taste buds. Euphoria Extractions' booth was a culinary delight and a treat for the eyes, showcasing their dedication to the community and product line.
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<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/valkyrie-extractions">Valkyrie Extractions</a>, a regular at the Indigenous Cannabis Cup, showcased their high-quality <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/valkyrie-extractions?search=vape&amp;sort=Weed">vapes</a>, available in a range of flavours and their ever-popular <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/valkyrie-extractions?filters=Edibles&amp;sort=Weed">gummies</a> in various flavours. Their booth drew in a steady stream of customers eager to snag Valkyrie's well-loved products, often featured in Leafythings' giveaways.
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Lastly, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/bc-boyz-green">BC Boyz Green</a> made a powerful impression with their large bags of <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/bc-boyz-green/products">top-quality weed</a>. Their commitment to offering only the finest cannabis products was evident, and attendees appreciated the fantastic deals they provided on their premium flowers. BC Boyz Green has gained a reputation for delivering excellent value without compromising quality, making them a must-visit for all your cannabis needs.
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The Indigenous Cannabis Cup was a roaring success, and Leafythings is immensely grateful to have been a part of it. The event showcased the best of the cannabis community, and we're thankful to our sponsors, Mohawk Medibles and Wesley Tea, for making it even more special. We look forward to future events and more opportunities to connect with the incredible people that make up the thriving cannabis industry. Until next time, stay elevated and enjoy the journey!
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Leafythings attends the Indigenous Cannabis Cup for a third time alongside our friends at BC Bud Boyz, Euphoria Extractions, KushKraft, Wesley Tea, Valkyrie Extractions and Stellar!

Leafythings Van Travels: 2023 Indigenous Cannabis Cup

Canada Day, the annual celebration of Canadian pride, was taken to new heights this year at Electric Island's electrifying event at RBC Echo Beach. Over two days, July 1st and July 2nd, music enthusiasts nationwide gathered to immerse themselves in the pulsating beats, stunning visuals, and an atmosphere of pure happiness.&nbsp;
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The first day, Canada Day! The festivities kicked off with Boco, one of Leafythings' very own DJs, captivating the crowd as she graced the decks of Stage 2 next to the waterfront with a dope visual of the CN Tower behind the stage. Boco set the tone for an unforgettable day of music and celebration, she truly got the party started!
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The beats kept coming throughout the day, as all three stages across the venue were packed with crowds living their best lives. Many festival-goers stopped by the Leafythings van to say High and, of course, grab some #LeafySwag including our exclusive Canada Day water bottles and t-shirts.&nbsp;
The festivities continued into the second day, July 2nd, with an atmosphere of anticipation for the spectacular lineup ahead. Although the weather was cloudy and called for rain, this didn’t stop the festival-goers from showing out by dressing up and having the best time.&nbsp;
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The venue was packed! There were more people on July 2nd than on Canada Day. The crowd's energies must have been contagious as the sun started to peak through. There was no rain in sight and this definitely reflected in the festival-goers. The party continued!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Our Canada Day celebration at Electric Island at RBC Echo Beach was once again a dope event showcasing the best electronic music. From the opening set by Boco to the stellar performances by John Summit, Green Velvet, Julian Jeweil, Space 92, MK, and the many other talented DJs, the festival created an atmosphere of pure ecstasy and camaraderie. The event served as a testament to Canada's thriving electronic music scene, leaving attendees with memories that will last a lifetime and #LeafySwag that’ll last even longer!&nbsp;
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<h2 style="padding-left: 120px;">Watch our recap video by clicking <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/12Ru-OLXTdI">HERE</a></h2>

Our Canada Day celebration at Electric Island at RBC Echo Beach was once again a dope event showcasing the best electronic music. From the opening set by Boco to the stellar performances by John Summit, Green Velvet, Julian Jeweil, Space 92, MK, and the many other talented DJs, the festival created an atmosphere of pure ecstasy and camaraderie. The event served as a testament to Canada's thriving electronic music scene, leaving attendees with memories that will last a lifetime and #LeafySwag that’ll last even longer! 

Canada Day at Electric Island: A Dope Celebration at RBC Echo Beach

<h1>The Total Guide To Cannabis Legalization In Connecticut</h1>
While recreational cannabis has been legal in Connecticut since July 1st, 2021, you may have some lingering questions about the legality of the drug in your state. How much cannabis can an adult possess at one time? How old do you have to be to use cannabis? What does the law say about cannabis use while driving, at work, or at home? Is there anything else a discerning cannabis consumer should know about the drug while living in Connecticut in 2023? We’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help answer your questions.
<h2>Recreational Cannabis In Connecticut: What You Need To Know</h2>
Recreational cannabis has been legal in Connecticut as of July 1st, 2021. This means that both the use and possession of small amounts of recreational weed are legal for adults 21 years of age and older. While there are still facets of the law that are subject to change, and the state still studies recreational use and makes changes to it, it is up to state and local municipalities to regulate, define, and implement the law.
As of an amendment passed in October of 2021, adults in Connecticut age 21 and older are allowed to possess up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis on their person, and up to 5 ounces at home or in a vehicle glove compartment, as long as that container remains locked. Adults can also grow cannabis plants, but this is limited to those who possess medical cannabis cards. Adults with medical cards age 18 and older can grow up to 6 cannabis plants in their private residence, indoors only.
As of January 2022, adults age 21 and older can grow up to 6 plants beginning July 2nd, 2023. Plants must still be grown indoors and out of sight. Also, prior sentences or charges for cannabis possession will be erased as of July 1st, 2022. Individuals can also petition courts to have their records erased, and any individuals with charges between January 1st, 2000 and September 30th, 2015 will have their charges automatically erased.&nbsp;
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<h2>Cannabis Dispensaries In Connecticut</h2>
Beginning January 10th, 2023, designated dispensaries throughout Connecticut will be able to retail cannabis products. As of the start of 2023, there are nine existing medical cannabis dispensaries that can sell recreational products to adults aged 21 and older. Seven of these dispensaries have been open to the public since January 2023, and customers are able to purchase up to a quarter ounce of cannabis product at a time. Purchase limits will continue to be reviewed by the state to help maintain an adequate supply for both medicinal use and recreational use.
While recreational purchases are available, Connecticut’s purchasing limit remains lower than other northeastern states with similar laws, such as New Jersey and Massachusetts. These states allow people to purchase up to 1 ounce of cannabis at a time. Because of continued shortages and product issues, the laws are subject to change.
Connecticut law requires there be at least 250,000 square feet of growing area and manufacturing space approved across the state before retail shops could effectively open. As of 2023, there are at least four existing medical producers who have completed the steps to open additional adult-use cannabis markets. Patients and consumers can be confident that the products sold at the nine licensed retailers are all lab-tested and labeled with correct and detailed product information.
There are at least 42 cannabis businesses that have received provisional licenses from the state in 2023. These establishments should open throughout Connecticut this year, depending on locations, zoning, and other operational steps. There are an additional 100 businesses in various stages of the licensing process, though currently cannabis licenses are being awarded through a state lottery process once the business meets certain criteria. This includes both equity and non-equity applicants.
<h2>Cannabis Use In Public Places In Connecticut</h2>
While this new bill has made recreational cannabis use legal, it does prohibit the smoking of weed in state parks including beaches, on the water, or on major streets. You also cannot legally smoke or use cannabis in workplaces, in hotels, or near 25 feet of a public entrance.&nbsp;
Property owners, rental companies, and landlords are also subject to their own laws governing cannabis use. Anyone may ban the use of cannabis on their private property, and any community with a population of 50,000 or more must set up a public place for individuals to smoke. Municipalities may ban retail sales through public zoning, similar to what they can do with tobacco smoking and sales.
As with all cannabis, the use and possession of weed is still a federal crime. You may not possess any cannabis while crossing state lines, and it is illegal to take cannabis out of state or approach border crossings while in possession.
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<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
<h3>Who Can Grow Cannabis For Recreational Sales?</h3>
Only producers and farmers explicitly licensed by the DCP of Connecticut will be authorized to cultivate cannabis plants for commercial sale. The number of licensed producers at one time, per the law, will be at least three but not more than 10. Regulations established by the Department of Consumer Protection set out qualifications for applications and licenses, and anyone applying to be a producer will have to demonstrate both financial capacity and growing capacity for their space, which requires a secure indoor facility. Anyone who grows cannabis for recreational sale in Connecticut must maintain adequate controls over theft, loss, and diversion of products.
<h3>Will Dispensaries Provide Nutritional Product Information For Cannabis?</h3>
Any licensed local Maryland dispensary will be able to provide you with important cannabis product information such as THC/CBD levels, cannabis bud strain, growing location, potency, and more.
<h3>Will I Be Able To Purchase Cannabis Edibles And Other Products In Connecticut?</h3>
Edible cannabis products such as gummies, baked goods, and beverages will be available for purchase at any licensed dispensary in Connecticut. <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/weed-delivery/on/london">Edible cannabis products </a>do have strict regulations so as to not appeal to anyone under 21, such as no animal shapes or cube/sphere gummies. Each item is clearly stamped and marked if it contains THC, and serving sizes are also clearly marked and separated. All beverages containing cannabis can only be packaged in single-use sizes.

While recreational cannabis has been legal in Connecticut since July 1st, 2021, you may have some lingering questions about the legality of the drug in your state. How much cannabis can an adult possess at one time? How old do you have to be to use cannabis? What does the law say about cannabis use while driving, at work, or at home? Is there anything else a discerning cannabis consumer should know about the drug while living in Connecticut in 2023? We’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help answer your questions.

Connecticut Cannabis Legalization Guide 2023

<h2>The Total Guide To Cannabis Legalization In Rhode Island</h2>
If you live in Rhode Island, you may have some questions about cannabis and its recent legality. Can you purchase cannabis at a dispensary? Do you need a medical card? Who can buy cannabis? Are there restrictions on growing, consuming, or purchasing cannabis? In order to answer your questions we’ve put together the informative guide below.
On May 25th, 2022, Rhode Island governor Dan McKee signed a bill into law that legalized recreational cannabis use. This new law took effect immediately, and as of 2022 any adult aged 21 or older can possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis, and can also grow cannabis in their primary residence.&nbsp;
<h2>Cannabis In Rhode Island: What You Need To Know</h2>
It is now legal for any adult age 21 or older to consume what is called “Adult-use” recreational cannabis. Adult-use refers to non-medicinal cannabis legally bought and sold. Dispensaries now have licensees to sell recreational cannabis, and more <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/weed-delivery/on/toronto">dispensaries</a> will open throughout the State in the coming years. Many medical cannabis dispensaries now sell weed products for recreational use, and smoking cannabis is legal anywhere that cigarettes are legal.&nbsp;
The new law does allow communities to ban or restrict <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/weed-delivery/on/toronto">smoking cannabis </a>in public places, so it’s important to check with your local municipalities to see what laws govern you specifically.&nbsp;
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<h2>Where Can I Purchase Cannabis In Rhode Island?</h2>
As of December 1st, 2022, it has been legal to purchase recreational cannabis from dispensaries. In the coming years and months, more dispensaries will become available with products for communities throughout the State. A new cannabis control commission will regulate the cannabis industry in RI, and this CCC will create new rules and regulations to help review and approve all retail license applications for dispensaries.&nbsp;
The 2022 bill prevents industry consolidation by prohibiting anyone from owning more than one cannabis dispensary business license. Individuals can invest in more than one licensee. Currently, there are 33 initial retail dispensaries in the state, and after medical cannabis dispensaries are granted initial recreational priority, other dispensaries will continue to open up.
A portion of the taxes collected through the new cannabis tax laws will be reinvested into communities that have been disproportionately harmed by weed prohibition.
<h2>Cannabis and the Workplace in Rhode Island</h2>
There are a couple of caveats that come with Rhode Island’s legalization of cannabis. First, employers aren’t required to accommodate either the use or possessions of cannabis. If your employer has laws about cannabis that govern your workplace, it’s important to follow them or face the threat of firing. The state law says that your employer can regulate the use or influence of cannabis in any workplace or workplace location, even a place where an employee is “performing work” such as an off-site location or remote work. Employers can refuse hire, discipline, or even terminate the jobs of any employee based on them violating the drug policy. To protect the employee, employers are prohibited from taking disciplinary action against any employee for recreational cannabis use outside of the workplace.
If an employee holds an occupation that’s considered hazardous, dangerous, or essential to public health and safety, the employer may implement policies that prohibit or reduce the consumption of cannabis within 24 hours of a scheduled shift. This might include aircraft operation, heavy equipment operation, commercial vehicle driving, public transportation, first responders, anyone that uses explosives, and emergency or medical staff.
<h2>Can You Smoke Cannabis In Public In Rhode Island?</h2>
Cannabis use is currently illegal in any place where cigarette smoking is still illegal. If it’s legal to smoke cigarettes on the main street of your town, you should be able to smoke cannabis as well. While these laws could change, and communities currently have the power to self-regulate their own laws and statutes, it is up to your local government about whether or not you can smoke or vape in public.&nbsp;
<h2>Can You Grow Cannabis Plants In Rhode Island?</h2>
The law enables any adult 21 years or older to grow up to 3 plants in their private residence, and you may have up to 3 dried plants. Legal adults can possess up to 10 ounces of cannabis in their private residence, but still only up to 1 ounce on their person in public.
<h2>Have Cannabis Possessions Laws Changed In Rhode Island?</h2>
It’s legal to have up to 1 ounce of cannabis on your person at any time if you are age 21 years or older. Possession of between 1 ounce and 2 ounces is considered a civil violation, similar to a parking ticket.
Anyone who has a cannabis possession charge can request that their expunged charges be expedited through the courts with the costs waived. RI courts also have until July 1, 2024, to provide automatic expungements to anyone eligible.&nbsp;
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Under this new legislation, any previous civil violations or misdemeanors for conviction of possession of cannabis should be automatically decriminalized and erased from court record systems.
<h2>Driving With Cannabis In Rhode Island: What You Need To Know</h2>
It’s illegal to use cannabis in any vehicle in Rhode Island, and this goes for both driver and passenger. It’s illegal to drive under the influence, and this includes smoking weed. If pulled over while using cannabis you could be charged with an OUI.
<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
<h3>Can I Travel Outside Rhode Island With Cannabis?</h3>
It’s illegal to cross State lines while possessing any cannabis products, whether medical or recreational. This means you cannot leave RI or approach the border with any cannabis in your possessions.
<h3>Can I Order Cannabis Online?</h3>
Many cannabis dispensaries have products that you can order online, where the in-store pickup is available. Many dispensaries also have in-store kiosks and online promotions.
<h3>Are Minors Allowed In Cannabis Dispensaries?</h3>
Only if they are a registered medical patient with a caregiver.
<h3>Will My City Get A Recreational Dispensary?</h3>
There is currently a cap on the statewide dispensaries approved, and there can’t be a store in every community unless the State changes that cap. There are no specific proposed locations for future cannabis stores, and your community must vote in favor of a business owner to propose to open a shop in your city.
<h3>Do Employers Have To Accommodate Medical Cannabis In The Workplace?</h3>
No. Even with a medical card, your employer isn’t required to accommodate medicinal cannabis use.

If you live in Rhode Island, you may have some questions about cannabis and its recent legality. Can you purchase cannabis at a dispensary?

Rhode Island Joins the Movement - Cannabis Legalization 2023

<h1>The Total Guide To Cannabis Legalization In Virginia</h1>
If you live in the Commonwealth of Virginia, you might have some questions about cannabis legalization. Can I buy weed anywhere? Where am I allowed to smoke? How legal is cannabis consumption, and are there any additional details I should know?
As of July 1st, 2021, anyone age 21 and older can have up to 1 ounce of cannabis per person, and can legally grow up to 3 cannabis plants in their homes. While cannabis has been legal since 2021, anyone in Virginia hoping to have the convenience of a dispensary at their fingertips must still wait until at least 2024.
The process of cannabis legalization in Virginia has been a long road, and is part and parcel with the decriminalization of cannabis throughout the state. While some cannabis possessions are currently legal, there are still some things that Virginians need to know. Our guide fully fleshes out every gritty detail about cannabis legalization in Virginia.
<h2>Cannabis Legalization In Virginia: General Considerations</h2>
Cannabis has been legal in the Commonwealth of Virginia since July 2021, but what does this really mean? While adults 21 years and older can possess cannabis without worrying about breaking the law, there are some restrictions on cannabis use. It’s legal to share up to 1 ounce of cannabis between legal adults, but possessing between 4 ounces and 1 pound of cannabis is considered a Class 3 misdemeanor by the State.&nbsp;
Cannabis use is prohibited while driving an automobile, or while being a passenger. Possession of cannabis on any school grounds is also illegal. You also cannot consume cannabis in any public place.&nbsp;
“Adult use” cannabis is the use of cannabis for recreational purposes by a legal adult. Per Virginia laws, any adult may partake in cannabis in the privacy of their own home or any non-public social gathering (where permitted). Recreational public consumption is still illegal according to Virginia law.
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<h3>How Long Will It Be Until Virginia Reaches Full Recreational Legalization?</h3>
While you might not be able to purchase recreational cannabis from a dispensary until 2024, “full legalization” of both recreational and medical cannabis is on the way. Virginia is one of many current US states that practice full legalization and will make cannabis even more accessible in the future.&nbsp;
<h2>Medicinal Cannabis Use In Virginia</h2>
Cannabis has been prescribed for a number of medical issues including anxiety disorders, insomnia, nausea, eating disorders, epilepsy, autism, MS, digestive disorders, and more. Under Virginia’s laws, medical cannabis can be used for any condition overseen by a registered practitioner for adults aged 18 and older. Anyone under the age of 21 must have their cannabis use supervised by a legal parent or guardian.
<h3>How Do I Get A Medical Cannabis Card In Virginia?</h3>
Anyone with a medical condition that requires it can get a medicinal cannabis card in the Commonwealth. As of July 2022, patients no longer have to have an active patient registration from the Virginia Board of Pharmacy. Anyone who wishes to obtain a physical cannabis card must still complete the application.&nbsp;
The Department of Health Professions: Board of Pharmacy’s main website can provide more information about medicinal cannabis cards and physical medical cards.
<h3>Can Any Adult Sell Medical Cannabis In Virginia?</h3>
It is a felony in Virginia to grow, sell, or possess a “substantial” amount of cannabis if you intend to distribute it. Cannabis possession penalties vary based on the amount of the drug in your possession—adults over 21 are allowed to possess up to 1 ounce of cannabis at a time, and anything about 4 ounces is considered a felony.
If you are cultivating cannabis for personal use, you can grow up to 4 plants in your residence. Any adult over 21 can grow cannabis and be exempt from distribution charges or penalties.
Penalties for distributing cannabis or possessing a large amount with intent to distribute can be a fine of $2,500 or up to a year in jail, and as much as between 5 and 30 years in prison depending on the felony Class.
<h3>What Is Still Considered Illegal Cannabis Possession?</h3>
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Public consumption of cannabis.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Possession and cannabis use of any individual under the age of 21.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Possession on school premises or school buses.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Using cannabis as a driver or passenger.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Sharing or soliciting cannabis.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Purchasing or selling cannabis outside of medicinal use.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Commercial gifting, public giveaways, cannabis gifts, etc.</li>
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<h2>Can You Purchase Cannabis Recreationally In Virginia?</h2>
While there are a number of bills currently in the General Assembly, it is still iffy whether recreational sales will start in 2024 or 2025. Retail stores have a somewhat hazy future in Virginia as politicians argue over who should be allowed to sell recreational cannabis and when. It’s possible that Virginians could be able to purchase recreational cannabis from medical cannabis providers as early as January 1st, 2024.
You cannot buy or sell cannabis recreationally, even with a medical card. Medical providers may have to pay a fee and enter into franchise agreements in order to open storefronts in January 2024. The State is currently working on the way to make the product safe, regulated, and properly taxed.&nbsp;
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<h3>Cannabis Decriminalization</h3>
Cannabis has been legal in Virginia since July 2021. Advocacy groups have noted that people are still serving jail time for cannabis-related ofenses, and will remain behind bars even after full legalization and recreational dispensary use in 2024. The new laws lessen the penalties for any cannabis-related felonies, such as being fined $25 for the possession of more than an ounce of cannabis.&nbsp;
<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
<h3>Is Driving Under The Influence Illegal?</h3>
Driving under the influence of cannabis or cannabis products is illegal, both as a driver and a passenger. Drivers and passengers cannot consume or have open containers of cannabis while driving in the state of Virginia (while the vehicle is in motion). It’s important to ensure that while transporting cannabis, all containers are properly sealed and out of reach of the driver or passenger.
<h3>Can Adults Share Cannabis In Virginia?</h3>
Adults aged 21 and older can legally share up to 1 ounce of cannabis in private residences and non-public spaces. Exchanging or gifting cannabis for any reason is still illegal.
<h3>What Do I Need To Know About Growing Cannabis In Virginia?</h3>
Cannabis plants must be tagged with the name of the grower as well as a state ID and driver’s license. Any plants grown at home should not be visible from a public area. Cannabis plants can be grown both indoors and outdoors, barring laws and rules around rental homes. Cannabis cultivation is allowed only in the grower’s primary residence.
<h3>Where Can I Legally Buy Cannabis In Virginia?</h3>
Non-medical cannabis cannot currently be purchased from medical dispensaries, and legal cannabis can only be purchased from medical dispensaries for patients. You must be a registered patient under Virginia’s medical cannabis program.
<h3>Can My Job Fire Me For Testing Positive?</h3>
There are currently not many protections under Virginia law for those who test positive for cannabis use. The only protections available are for medical patients with valid certification and registration. The State currently has no employment protections for adults using cannabis, and it is important to check your company's regulations on cannabis usage. Testing positive can carry a penalty up to and including termination.

If you live in the Commonwealth of Virginia, you might have some questions about cannabis legalization. Can I buy weed anywhere? Where am I allowed to smoke? How legal is cannabis consumption, and are there any additional details I should know?

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<h1>The Total Guide To Cannabis Legalization In Maryland</h1>
If you live in Maryland, congratulations! You are one of twenty states in the United States that are moving towards full recreational cannabis legalization. But what exactly does this mean for you, and what do you need to know about legal cannabis use? What is a personal use amount? Are cases of cannabis use expunged from public records? Can you purchase <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/weed-delivery/on/toronto">weed from a local dispensary</a>? To help you through the process, we’ve put together this comprehensive guide for all the ins and outs of cannabis legalization in Maryland.
<h2>Cannabis Legalization In Maryland: What You Need To Know</h2>
According to the recently passed ballot referendum, adults 21 and older in Maryland may possess and consume up to 1.5 ounces of flower, 12 grams of concentrate, or a total not exceeding 750 mg of THC per person. This new lag begins on July 1st, 2023, and this legal amount of cannabis is referred to as a “personal use amount.”
In addition to cannabis being fully legal, this ballot referendum has also created a process by which cases of cannabis possession of fewer than 10 grams can be expunged. There are additional expungement provisions as well. This law also increases the amount of cannabis a person may possess that’s subject to a civil fine over a criminal penalty—think a parking ticket versus jail time. The criminal penalty threshold has been raised from 10 grams to 2.5 ounces per person, effective January 2023.
Maryland has also established a new Cannabis Public Health Advisory Council, which makes recommendations on cannabis use and regulation based on studies. There are also new funds created for the State that address health effects, business assistance for small and minority-owned businesses, and community reinvestments and repair that have been adversely and disproportionately impacted by cannabis prohibition enforcement.
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<h2>Does Recreational Cannabis Use In Maryland Impact Medicinal Cannabis Use?</h2>
The new law doesn’t alter the medical cannabis program directly—patients may still purchase medicinal cannabis from licensed dispensaries, including individuals 18 years or older who register for the program. While the first adult-use recreational cannabis will be legally sold in Maryland starting July 2023, medical programs can still offer medicinal cannabis as needed. 
<h2>Where Can I Purchase Cannabis Legally In Maryland?</h2>
Maryland’s MMCC regulates cannabis products sold at licensed medical dispensaries and governs only certified medical cannabis products. Medical patients may obtain products from a licensed dispensary, though other retail outlets may sell products containing THC. The manufacture and sale of THC products are not currently regulated by the MMCC, and licensed dispensaries will not become widespread until after July 2023.&nbsp;
The licensing process of a new dispensary can take several months to finalize, and building facilities also takes a few months. While licensed dispensaries will be legal starting in July, it’s possible that Maryland citizens will not see widespread dispensaries until later in the year. Cannabis is also grown in agricultural crop cycles, and it takes up to 4 months for a seed to become a harvestable bud. Cannabis is currently sold as part of Maryland’s medical program, and the raw plant material is currently available in edible, vape, and bud formats. In 2021, the average price per gram of cannabis was $10.81, and the average price of edibles in Maryland is around $20 for 100mg of THC-infused product.
While most cannabis dispensaries in other States are cash-only, it remains to be seen how dispensaries in Maryland will operate. There are many businesses ready to expand into the Maryland cannabis market, and there are current medical dispensaries that will shift to recreational.&nbsp;
<h2>Recreational Home Use Cannabis In Maryland</h2>
Per the law, anyone 21 or older is allowed to cultivate up to 2 plants in their home. Cannabis plants must be out of public view, and this governs a single household—even if multiple adults live in one residence, there can only be up to 2 cultivated plants. Any individual under 21 cannot legally cultivate a cannabis plant. It’s possible that the Maryland General Assembly will implement additional home grow laws for medical patients during their 2023 session.
As of 2010, Maryland had the 5th highest cannabis arrest record in the United States. Many of these arrests and records will be expunged, and the rules and regulations governing the sale, cultivation, and possession of cannabis could change many things in the State moving forward.&nbsp;
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<h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2>
<h3>Where Can I Lawfully Consume Cannabis In Maryland?</h3>
Cannabis use will be limited to private residences, but small restrictions might apply to multi-unit housing like apartments or condos. The rules and regulations of your landlord still apply.
Smoking cannabis is prohibited in any public setting, including motor vehicles. Public spaces include outdoor spaces as well, such as restaurants or bars with outdoor seating. Cannabis is still illegal at the federal level which means it is illegal to possess cannabis on federal property such as parks.
<h3>Can I Use Cannabis At My Place Of Employment?</h3>
The recent Maryland referendum doesn’t address cannabis use in the workplace, meaning that individuals are still subject to the laws of their employers. Any employer can maintain their policies on substance use, and federal law still prohibits the use of cannabis while operating commercial transport vehicles. Your employer can still do drug screenings of current or prospective employees.
<h3>Am I Allowed To Travel With Cannabis Out Of State?</h3>
Cannabis use is still illegal under federal law, and you cannot transport cannabis over State lines. It’s illegal to leave or enter Maryland with cannabis possession, whether medical or recreational.&nbsp;
<h3>Do The New Cannabis Laws Protect The Youth?</h3>
Cannabis is only legal for adults 21 years of age and older, but the new law also requires cannabis legalization to impact studies on people under 21. The new law also demands the development of public health policy practices that will prevent youth access to drugs. These policy practices include advertising restrictions, marketing changes, age verifications at the point of sale, and restrictions in setting up dispensaries near schools, parks, or libraries.
<h3>Will The New Laws Keep The Roads Safe?</h3>
Driving under the influence remains illegal via Maryland law, and driving under the influence of cannabis is still a DUI. Law enforcement can make a DUI arrest if they observe cannabis impairment, and can make drivers take a field sobriety test.

If you live in Maryland, congratulations! You are one of twenty states in the United States that are moving towards full recreational cannabis legalization.

Maryland Cannabis Legalization

New York City legalized recreational cannabis use in the spring of 2021, and since then, stores and dispensaries have popped up all over. Even with the wave of new dispensaries, how do you know what weed is legal or where to buy it from an officially licensed store? Can you grow weed in your own home? Is there a difference between the legalities of medical and recreational marijuana?
As of 2023, the path toward NYC cannabis legalization and its effects have become much clearer. While there are still many steps that must be taken, NYC is determined to have the most diverse, equitable, and inclusive weed industry in the world. Nearly two years after recreational cannabis was legalized in NYC, people are finally understanding the basics—and all precious cannabis-related criminal records in New York have been expunged. In November of 2022, the city and state finally doled out official dispensary licenses, making your favorite corner store legal. But even with the change of laws, are you safe from being stopped for smoking weed? Can cannabis be sold by anyone?
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<h2>New York City and Cannabis: The Legalities</h2>
In the state of New York, anyone 21 and older can buy, sell, consume, and grow cannabis legally. There are some limits to recreational weed, however, but overall the legalization of recreational cannabis has made it a safer experience for everyone. Decriminalization creates a predictable experience, safer sales, better environments, and higher-quality products.&nbsp;
The legalization of recreational cannabis has also created an influx of new jobs in New York City. There is a surplus of tax revenue and job revenue gleaned from recreational cannabis sales, which the city can use for things like infrastructure and education. Experts note that growers and farmers now have a primary source of income—growing cannabis can be an incredibly lucrative venture.
<h2>Is It Legal To Smoke Cannabis Anywhere In NYC?</h2>
Per New York City laws, any adult may smoke/vape cannabis wherever smoking tobacco is also allowed. This means that public spaces, workplaces, restaurants, and bars are smoke-free, so it’s a good idea to smoke or vape outside. Also in NYC, smoking recreational weed inside of autombiles is not legal, and outdoor dining areas in restaurants are off-limits as well.
As legal cannabis sales start, cities and towns across New York state are allowed to set up “consumption areas” where people can use cannabis at will. As of yet, it’s unclear if these consumption areas require specific issue permits or not, but many of these recreational laws will be up under the jurisdiction of these cities and towns.
<h2>Can I Carry As Much Weed As I Want?</h2>
Anyone under 21 cannot possess, sell, or consume cannabis. Anyone older than 21 is allowed to carry up to three ounces of cannabis on their person, and 24 grams of concentrate. This means you can go to and from the local dispensary without worrying about the legalities of being stopped on the street.&nbsp;
Recreational cannabis stores are allowed to officially open in New York as of 2023, but not everyone has a license as of yet. Local dispensaries, which are places where weed can be bought legally, are expected to open in the beginning months of 2023.
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<h3>Do I Need A Card?</h3>
Anyone 21 years of age or older can purchase recreational cannabis from a dispensary without a medical card. This makes it much easier for the citizens of New York to buy and consume cannabis.
<h3>What About Edibles?</h3>
Edibles are also legal in New York and follow the same rules and guidelines as other recreational cannabis.
<h2>Dispensaries: What You Need To Know</h2>
<h3>When Will My Local Dispensary Open?</h3>
You will have to consult with your local dispensary to figure out when it’s going to open, as dates are subject to change. Official licenses have been going out since the beginning of 2023, and many new stores and shops will be open by the spring of 2023.
<h3>Is My Local Dispensary Legally Operating?</h3>
Per city laws, legal dispensaries will have a visible Dispensary Verification Tool posted in the store windows for consumers to see. It’s essentially a QR code that can be examined. You might notice some of the dispensaries and shops you visit will shut down in the next six months, especially if they’ve been operating illegally. NYC will see about 150 licenses distributed in 2023, against 900 applications.
<h3>How Do I Find A Dispensary?</h3>
In the coming months, there will be aggressive ad campaigns and a city map showing people where to locate legal cannabis from licensed dispensaries.
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<h2>Recreational Cannabis Products</h2>
There are many different things to look for in a cannabis product, and if you’re purchasing cannabis for the first time you might want to be aware of a few things. Products sold in legal dispensaries are going to be of the highest quality and scrutinized for personal use before they ever reach you.
<h3>What Do I Look For In A Cannabis Product?</h3>
Legalized cannabis is a controlled substance, meaning that it goes through a rigorous series of checks before it reaches the consumer. Authentic brands are tested before the dispensary acquires them, but the best way to keep yourself safe with any cannabis product is to seek out information. The more information available for any given product, the better. Consumers should be able to curate their own recreational cannabis experience without worrying about the safety of a product, and legal brands have to meet a bar that illicit sellers don’t need to care about.
<h3>What Makes Legal Cannabis Stand Out?</h3>
Legal cannabis products in NYC will feature a universal symbol that differentiates them from illegal items. In 2023, NYC will release an education campaign explaining the benefits of purchasing legal cannabis called Why Buy Legal New York. By following this campaign and its guidelines, first-time cannabis users can be sure that the products they purchase are the real deal. Just like the QR code in the windows of legal dispensaries, products will also feature a QR code that can be scanned for information.&nbsp;
<h3>Is It Easy To Open A Dispensary In NYC?</h3>
First, a recreational dispensary in NYC must obtain a CUARD by paying a $2,000 fee. Applicants must meet qualifying business criteria or nonprofit criteria. After application, the state decides if the business meets the standards of a dispensary, and chooses whether or not to award a license. While there are 150 CUARD permits going out between 2022 and 2023, the new year will see greater industry growth.
<h3>Can I Get Involved In The Industry?</h3>
NYC’s newly-regulated cannabis industry creates jobs at both the retail and production level. Farmers can grow cannabis, tech and industry folks can find new ways to enter the industry, and many other job creators will support the cannabis industry as it’s being built from the inside and out. If you’re looking for a job in the cannabis industry in NYC, now is the time.
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New York City legalized recreational cannabis use in the spring of 2021, and since then stores and dispensaries have popped up all over.

The Complete Guide To NYC Cannabis Legalization

The Hamptons Cannabis Expo, ‘THC,’ also known as <a href="https://canxpo.com/">CanXpo,</a> is returning this Friday, August 18th, from 1pm - 8pm at the <a href="https://www.mainprospectsh.com/">Main Prospect</a>&nbsp;on 15 Prospect St., Southampton, NY. Your opportunity to connect with industry leaders and discover innovative products and services lives at the CanXpo.&nbsp;
CanXpo is more than just a networking event; it's a platform for innovation. You can expect innovative exotic strains, cutting-edge THC and CBD products, and services that make your business or personal hobby processes much easier. Educate yourselves on the evergrowing cannabis industry by speaking with others in the industry and embracing the growing cannabis culture in the Northeast.&nbsp;
The festivities don't end with the closing of the expo. Extend your experience at the CanXpo afterparty, starting at 8 PM and lasting until 11 PM. Indulge in crated cocktails, enjoy live music, and savour an all-inclusive dinner as you network and unwind with fellow industry enthusiasts more intimately.
Don’t miss out on your chance to increase your knowledge of cannabis and expand your network of cannabis connoisseurs through this groundbreaking experience. Embrace the future, connect with industry leaders, and showcase your passion for cannabis at CanXpo 2023!
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The Hamptons Cannabis Expo, ‘THC,’ also known as CanXpo, is returning this Friday, August 18th, from 1pm - 8pm at the Main Prospect on 15 Prospect St., Southampton, NY. Your opportunity to connect with industry leaders and discover innovative products and services lives at the CanXpo. 

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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; “Serving Leafythings to a Coterie of friends” - Chef Pat Newton. Leafythings had the pleasure of hosting a dope sensory experience alongside <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/coterie">Coterie</a> - a cannabis brand that celebrates community, shared tastes and art in all forms, sharing similar values as Leafythings! Discover the<a href="https://www.leafythings.com/weed-delivery/on/toronto"> best weed delivery options in Toronto</a>
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This exclusive dinner party seated some of the industry’s most influential people at the Coterie headquarters. It was a “super social setting where the flavours are as contagious as the vibes.” - Chef Pat Newton. Connecting and creating a sense of community with one thing in common, cannabis.&nbsp;
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The menu was designed, cooked and infused by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/chefpatnewton/">Chef Pat Newton</a>, a chef specializing in cannabis-infused meals to help promote and demonstrate how cannabis can be used to find a balance that works for anyone. The dinner consisted of 4-courses featuring different compounds of cannabis. THC, CBD, and even specific terpene profiles were used. Chef Pat Newton brought the community to life to create an experience unlike any other while using certain products from Coterie, (including their <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/coterie/dried-pineapples-edible">Dried Pineapple Edible</a>) which was used in the dessert dish. This was by far the sweetest dish - no pun intended!
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; As the night went on, we enjoyed some of Coterie’s finest products, including their <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/coterie/mendo-breath-hybrid">Mendo Breath</a> strain, a sweet citrusy strain with a spicy, earthy finish. The Mendo Breath is a sativa-dominant hybrid, which was perfect for a social setting like this dinner experience. The night ended with thank-you’s from Coterie, Chef Pat Newton and Leafythings. Each attendee left with a swag bag from Coterie and Leafythings, including some of Coterie’s products and exclusive #LeafySwag.&nbsp;
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; We are looking forward to our next event and to see what Chef Pat Newton and Coterie will do next. Hopefully, we will see you there!
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Leafythings and Coterie join together alongside Chef Pat Newton to host an exclusive dinner for some of the cannabis industry’s most influential people at the Coterie headquarters.

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Located in Downtown Toronto, close to High Park, an area already known for its thriving cannabis culture, Laughing Loud burst onto the scene for the first time, leaving attendees with unforgettable memories. With over a dozen vendors, a dope lineup of local comedians, and aesthetically pleasing and delicious infused beverages and treats courtesy of Chef Pat Newton and the Wesley Tea baristas, this event was… well, DOPE!!
Laughing Loud gathered some of the biggest names in the cannabis industry, making it a must-attend event.&nbsp; The vendors included our buds at <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/mail-order-marijuana/cafe-mail-order">CAFE</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/pemto">PEM.TO</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea">Wesley Tea</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/golden-grams-premium-cannabis">Golden Grams</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/stellars-edibles">Stellar Edibles</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/zillionaire-vapes">Zillionaire Vapes</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/loudclouds">Loud Clouds</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/solvent7ess">Solvent7ess</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/herb-angels">Herb Angels</a>, <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/euphoria-extractions">Euphoria Extractions</a>, and <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/kushkraft-co">Kush Kraft</a>. Attendees had the chance to explore cannabis products, sample some of them, and even take some goodies home with them!
With over 700 tickets redeemed, Laughing Loud welcomed a diverse crowd of seasoned cannabis event-goers and newcomers eager to experience the blend of Laughing and the Loud. Even before the doors opened, the line outside the venue showcased the anticipation, with attendees lined up across the block eagerly to immerse themselves in the world of their favourite cannabis brands and hilarious comedy acts.
Leafythings, always in tune with the pulse of the cannabis community, was on hand to provide some of their coveted #LeafySwag. Attendees had the opportunity to snag hoodies and signature rolling trays,&nbsp; enhancing the sense of community that Leafythings brings out. As more people arrived in their own #LeafySwag, it was clear that the brand had become a symbol of belonging within the cannabis culture.
One of the standout features of Laughing Loud was undoubtedly the delectable food and drinks crafted by Chef Pat Newton and the Wesley Tea baristas. Chef Pat Newton wowed attendees with culinary creations like "Pot'Stickers" – crispy beef pot sticker dumplings served with a delectable "Big Daddy Mac" sauce. "Moon Rocks," Oreo-style truffles with a cookie kief coating, both delighted taste buds and left attendees craving more.
The Wesley Tea baristas served up a range of visually stunning and delicious infused beverages. The "Mango Tango," a mango-flavoured drink featuring Tajin and Tarugos Tamarind Candy Sticks, was a crowd favourite, resembling the viral TikTok Tajin Mango drinks but with a delightful cannabis twist featuring <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/wesley-tea?search=infusion&amp;sort=Weed">Wesley Tea’s Infusions</a>.
The success of Laughing Loud ensures that this won't be a one-time affair. Expect Leafythings to be at all the upcoming Laughing Loud events, ready to provide the community with more exclusive #LeafySwag and unforgettable cannabis experiences. Stay updated on the latest Laughing Loud news by following them on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/laughingloud.official/">@laughingloud.official</a>.
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Laughing Loud | A Cannabis Extravaganza to Remember

Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg!&nbsp; Leafythings was everywhere all at once for the Budtender Surprise and Delight Series hosted by Reef Agency.&nbsp; The event was dope.&nbsp; The theme?&nbsp; Bong and Pong!&nbsp; Hundreds of budtenders from across Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg all got together to play Bong and Pong alongside Leafythings and many other brands.&nbsp;
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The Bong and Pong tournaments weren’t the only thing that had the budtenders excited! Finger foods included everything from mini sliders, deep-fried pickles, grilled cheese sandwiches, and much more!&nbsp; There was even a “Candy Mountain”. (A table stacked with all the candy you could imagine!) You could grab as much as you wanted.&nbsp; Yum!
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Alongside the food and the bong pong tournament, budtenders were lucky enough to meet with some of their favourite brands, including our friends at <a href="https://www.leafythings.com/brands/coterie">Coterie</a>, Carmel, Shatterizer, Canopy, BZAM, Divvy, General Admission and more!&nbsp; The brands offered information on some of their top-selling and upcoming new products; some even went as far as giving you samples of these products. We’re talking free pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, and much more.&nbsp; Of course Leafythings was on the scene giving away some favourite #LeafySwag items, such as our signature rolling trays, t-shirts and more.
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The event was a huge success and Leafythings looks forward to Reef Agency’s upcoming Budtender Surprise and Delight Series in April hosted in Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg and Saskatoon. For more information on this event <a href="https://linktr.ee/surpriseanddelightseries?fbclid=PAAaZAItkthowHYJ24BgT3Y8QSmzBTC8SIRlJbenwRniMkccqULWH6VyBITcQ">Click Here!</a>
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Leafythings joins the Budtender Surprise and Delight Series hosted by Reef Agency to attend Bong and Pong, a Ping Pong tournament exclusively for Budtenders in Toronto, Vancouver and Winnipeg!