🚨 PREMIERE ALERT: LESS THAN 2 HOURS 🚨
Attention all cryptid hunters, Reddit sleuths, and Ozark stoners:
Put down the night-vision goggles, turn off the flashlights, and call off the dogs.
In less than 2 hours, the mystery that broke Reddit with 4 million views is coming to an end. The mainstream mods tried to delete the truth, but they can't stop the signal on home turf.
⏱️ THE COUNTDOWN IS ON
WHAT: The Official Missouri Cryptid Reveal Video & Track
WHEN: Dropping in under 2 hours
WHERE: Exclusively right here on internetofpot.com
🎒 What You’re About to Watch:
📷 The Trail Cam Truth: The exact moment lil ol’ Sid snapped a twig and accidentally became a state-wide urban legend.
🌲 The Real Mission: What really happened down in Eminence, MO, trying to revisit old Camp Zoe, look for Jimmy, and running up against federal asset forfeiture fences.
🎶 The Anthem: The world premiere of the Ozark trap anthem "Internet of Pot: Sid’s Reveal".
"The alphabet boys took the land, but I live in the mainframe now."
🛑 WHAT YOU NEED TO DO RIGHT NOW:
Tell the search party in the woods to go home—I’m not an Ozark ape, I'm right here.
Pack a bowl / roll one up.
Keep this tab open and hit refresh when the timer hits zero.
See you in the mainframe in less than two hours, lol. 💨✌️
. As a grower, it cracks me up how terrified governments still are of a digital weed leaf while being totally cool with virtual decapitations.
On a much better note, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard are throwing their own three-day festival in Colorado starting this Friday, complete with a fan-run bootlegger alley [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/events/king-gizzard-built-its-own-festival-instead-of-touring-it-starts-friday/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=king-gizzard-built-its-own-festival-instead-of-touring-it-starts-friday). I love this DIY approach to live music because it completely bypasses the corporate venue machine and just lets the community exist in its own weird, creative bubble for a weekend.
Also, I can't stop laughing at this story about Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge getting so unbelievably baked with Cypress Hill before a Blink-182 show that they thought they were trapped in an endless loop [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/music/i-want-to-go-home-the-time-blink-182-got-stupid-high-with-cypress-hill-before-a-show/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=i-want-to-go-home-the-time-blink-182-got-stupid-high-with-cypress-hill-before-a-show). We've all had that moment where the circle rotates to you and you realize you've made a massive mistake, but doing it right before playing to thousands of people is next-level.
Anyone else ever had to do something incredibly public while completely space-bound?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/3da9cf9f86481ffe.png)
. I love this because it’s the ultimate proof that we’re never done learning. Just when you think you’ve got your feeding dialed in, some mad scientist reminds us we can literally talk to our plants through water stress.
Speaking of old-school culture, did you guys see that piece questioning whatever happened to the legendary cannabis goody bag [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/death-of-the-cannabis-goody-bag/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=death-of-the-cannabis-goody-bag)? It really hit home for me because those massive, overflowing sacks of free flower at events used to be the heartbeat of our community's generosity. Now everything is so corporate and regulated that the sharing spirit feels a bit choked out, and it's a bummer to see that culture slip away. We need to bring back that neighborly, "here, smoke this" energy.
What do you guys think, are we losing our culture to the spreadsheets?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/1e60bb574883b6ce.webp)
. It’s wild because we’ve been joking about license plate readers for years, but seeing a shop forced to act as a spotter for out-of-state cops just rubs me the wrong way—it’s a massive invasion of privacy for people just trying to buy a plant.
On the other side of the world, Thailand's new July 2026 Cannabis and Hemp Act just officially banned recreational use, forcing every single shop to pivot to a medical-only setup with actual doctors on site [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/travel-hospitality/thailand-quasi-legal-cannabis-market-bangkok-dispatch/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=thailand-quasi-legal-cannabis-market-bangkok-dispatch). Honestly, it’s fascinating to watch how fast a country can open the floodgates and then try to pull the reins back, but I'm always skeptical about how much these "medical-only" rules actually stop anyone from getting their hands on a joint.
What do you guys think—are we ever going to get a normal, hassle-free market without the constant pushback?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/8572b886da935979.png)
. It really hit home for me because we have all this crazy, high-potency laboratory weed now, but we’re losing the classic landrace strains that actually started this whole culture. I'd love to see a real revival of those old-school genetics.
On a much better note for the little guys, New York is finally letting licensed microbusinesses sell weed directly at local farmers' markets [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/news/new-york-to-allow-weed-sales-at-farmers-markets-giving-small-growers-a-fighting-chance/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=new-york-to-allow-weed-sales-at-farmers-markets-giving-small-growers-a-fighting-chance). This is absolutely massive because small-batch growers have been getting squeezed out by massive corporate dispensaries, and getting to buy your bud right next to the organic tomatoes is exactly how community cannabis should work.
Honestly, with how hectic everything is lately, I keep thinking about that line from the new Cheech & Chong doc where they say cannabis should be mandatory for the "normie" world [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/opinion-cannabis-should-be-mandatory-the-normie-world-needs-a-joint-more-than-anyone/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=opinion-cannabis-should-be-mandatory-the-normie-world-needs-a-joint-more-than-anyone). It's hilarious but so true—the world would be about eighty percent more chilled out if everyone just took a collective breath and shared a joint.
Are any of you guys actually finding real heirloom strains like Panama Red in your areas, or is it all just modern hybrids now?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/574299cb8130c828.png)
. As a grower, this hits home because it’s a brutal reminder that nature always finds a way, and we can't just spray-and-pray our way out of crop issues anymore; we have to get smarter than the bugs.
On the legal side of things, it looks like the hemp scene just bought itself a tiny bit of breathing room. The Senate passed a funding bill that delays that massive federal crackdown on hemp-derived THC products for about another month [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/senate-passes-spending-bill-with-one-month-delay-to-federal-hemp-crackdown/). I keep an eye on this because watching the government scramble to draw arbitrary lines between hemp and cannabis is wild, and this temporary reprieve just shows how chaotic the federal landscape still is for growers and shops trying to survive.
What are you guys running in your IPM setups to keep ahead of these super-bugs lately?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/b1e0ff6478a19578.png)
. High Times did this write-up on the massive boom in direct-to-consumer cannabis shipping, and it’s just wild to watch the convenience economy finally catch up to our world. I’m a purist who loves the dispensary ritual, but honestly, having high-quality options show up with the regular mail is a massive win for accessibility, especially for people who don't live down the street from a shop.
Speaking of the actual craft, I also ran across this great breakdown on choosing the best seeds for your run [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/how-to-plant-cannabis-from-seed/). It gets into the real nitty-gritty of hunting down premium genetics and navigating the trial-and-error phase of growing. As someone who lives for the cultivation side of things, I’m always telling people that your harvest is only ever going to be as good as your starting genetics, so seeing a solid guide that helps growers avoid dud seeds right out of the gate is awesome.
What are you guys running in your tents right now?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/d4a54eadc1b54c8a.jpg)
. I love this because it's a massive wake-up call for the industry; too many suits are growing cardboard bud in massive warehouses, forgetting that real heads can taste the lack of love from a mile away.
Then we’ve got Snoop Dogg dropping a cookbook that is honestly genius because it’s entirely dedicated to wild munchies for when you are already absolutely blasted [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/snoop-doggs-cookbook-provides-recipes-for-when-youre-already-high/). What got me is that there isn't actually any infused food in the recipes, which is perfect because when you're already ten toes down, the last thing you need is more THC—you just need a platinum-level snack, and who better to guide that ship than Snoop?
What are you guys cooking up for the weekend munchies?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/c73fd62979aca703.png)
. He literally hand-drew fifty years of our culture's history using colored pencils, squeezing 36 legendary faces into one massive, cohesive piece of art in just 16 days. As a grower who appreciates the sheer patience it takes to cultivate something beautiful, the level of detail and dedication this took just speaks to my soul—it’s a gorgeous tribute to the community we've built.
On the legal side of things, it looks like we might get a tiny bit of breathing room with the farm bill because Senate leaders just released a funding proposal that would push the federal hemp deadline back to December 11 [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/analysis/hemp-ban-delay-december-11-fine-print/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=hemp-ban-delay-december-11-fine-print). Honestly, I'm keeping my enthusiasm in check because it’s just a temporary extension and the threat of a massive hemp ban is still looming, but any delay that keeps the feds from crushing our industry is a win in my book for now.
What do you guys think of that mural, any favorite faces you spotted in there?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/0ff0aeba8d454fce.png)
. As a grower, I always talk about this plant as medicine, but seeing a high-profile family stand up and show exactly how these drinks help real people manage severe pain and nausea is massive. It’s the ultimate proof of why we do this.
Then you look at the California Cannabis Awards, where they literally handed out medals to legendary activists who had actually been arrested for medical marijuana back in the day [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/news/california-cannabis-awards-2026-prop-215-home-grow/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=california-cannabis-awards-2026-prop-215-home-grow). They even gave out Golden Bears to home growers, which is just beautiful. Seeing the pioneers who took handcuffs for this plant finally get their flowers on a main stage is the kind of full-circle moment that gives you goosebumps.
What are you guys smoking on this weekend?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/579d6b18a38b79e9.png)
. Honestly, this made my week because the original is practically holy scripture for anyone who loves a good laugh after a smoke session. Hearing that the Broken Lizard guys still sit down, light up, and write these scripts with the exact same energy they had twenty years ago is just beautiful. It gives me hope that we’re getting another genuine, hilarious stoner comedy instead of some watered-down studio version trying too hard to be PC. We need that raw, R-rated ridiculousness back on our screens, especially right now. I’m already planning the stash for opening night.
What are you guys rolling up for the rewatch of the first two before this one drops?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/b204008d58afb8db.jpg)
. As someone who loves the convenience of pens but absolutely hates the mounting pile of electronic waste our industry is creating, seeing a brand actually try to clean up their own footprint is massive. It’s about time we stopped treating vape hardware like disposable trash and started treating the planet with some actual respect.
On a completely different note, I was just reading this interview with Mike Jones where he laid out his golden rule: he absolutely refuses to share a smoke session with unmotivated people [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/mike-jones-cannabis-health-motivation/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mike-jones-cannabis-health-motivation). I love this so much because we’ve all been trapped in that circle with someone who just drains the room's energy, and honestly, life is too short for bad vibes and lazy sessions. It's a solid reminder to keep your circle tight and only spark up with people who are actively pushing themselves forward.
Who are you keeping in your circle for your weekend sessions?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/de6a0ed1aa6aa3ef.jpg)
. It's his first solo stuff since 2020, but what really got me is how he's calling out his deep fear of corporate weed taking over the soul of the plant. As a grower, hearing royalty like Ziggy voice the exact same worries we talk about in the garden every day—about keeping the culture sacred and not letting suits sanitize it—feels incredibly validating.
On a completely different note, I’m fascinated by this massive shift toward "Bring Your Own Buzz" with low-dose drinks and fast-acting drops like Levia [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/sponsored/levia-personal-cannabis-drinks-drops-bring-your-own-buzz/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=levia-personal-cannabis-drinks-drops-bring-your-own-buzz). The whole concept of showing up to a party with a pocket full of water-soluble THC drops instead of a six-pack of beer is just brilliant to me. I love seeing the culture evolve to a point where we can customize our exact vibe on the fly without the hangover, and it’s finally becoming normal to do it in social settings.
What are you guys bringing to the sesh this weekend?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/68499675e984f90c.png)
. It’s wild to see the data finally back up what we’ve known for years—people are choosing a plant over a hangover, and the old stigmas are just melting away.
Speaking of old stigmas, there's a killer piece exploring how the classic "lazy stoner" trope is officially dead, pointing to the new Cheech & Chong documentary as the ultimate eulogy for that era [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/the-stoner-got-a-gym-membership-cheech-chongs-last-movie-is-the-eulogy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-stoner-got-a-gym-membership-cheech-chongs-last-movie-is-the-eulogy). I love those guys, but the modern scene is full of active, focused growers and creators, and it's awesome to see the culture evolve into something way more dynamic than just sitting on a couch.
Also, if you've got some extra fan leaves sitting around from your latest harvest, you have to try juicing them. I ran across this raw cannabis beet juice recipe that mixes fresh leaves with blueberries and beets [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/raw-cannabis-beet-juice-recipe/). I’m always looking for ways to use the whole plant, and throwing raw fan leaves into a summer wellness drink is such a great way to get those cannabinoids without the high.
What are you guys drinking or smoking on this weekend?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/d2e5192075e1b030.png)
. It’s wild to me that these guys are wrecking their bodies for our entertainment but still have to treat basic plant medicine like some underground secret.
On the growing side of things, it’s always cool to see the actual dirt-under-the-fingernails growers getting some love instead of just the suits in the boardroom. There’s a great look into the commercial cultivation tech team over at GrowGeneration, highlighting the actual legacy growers who are designing the nutrient programs and irrigation setups for massive facilities [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/the-people-behind-the-plants-meet-growgenerations-commercial-cultivation-technical-team/). I love this because it proves that no matter how corporate this industry tries to get, you still need people who actually know how to talk to the plants to make anything work.
What are you guys using for recovery after a heavy workout or a long day in the garden?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/d01ad6e8913d5c4e.png)
. Seeing Ed Rosenthal call out those laws as "an insult to Shiva" during Maha Shivaratri really hits home because it shows how deeply this plant is rooted in ancient culture, and how fast Western politics stepped in to mess with traditions that survived for centuries.
On a completely different note, we finally got some solid details on Snoop Dogg’s upcoming R-rated biopic, which is locked in for a theatrical release on August 6, 2027 [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/celebrities/everything-we-know-about-snoop-doggs-upcoming-biopic/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=everything-we-know-about-snoop-doggs-upcoming-biopic). They got Craig Brewer directing and Jonathan Daviss starring, and honestly, I am so ready for this. Snoop is the undisputed godfather of modern weed culture, and seeing his actual life story get the massive, unfiltered Hollywood treatment it deserves is going to be legendary.
What are you guys spinning on the turntable this weekend?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/ef38ec6f96187b90.png)
How Washington Killed the Colombian Cannabis Boom And Created the Cocaine Cartels by Accident — [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/how-washington-killed-the-colombian-cannabis-boom-and-created-the-cocaine-cartels-by-accident/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-washington-killed-the-colombian-cannabis-boom-and-created-the-cocaine-cartels-by-accident)](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/1816a6b78f95f361.jpg)
. I’m talking frosty macros and trichomes that literally look like alien landscapes. As a grower, I can’t help but geek out over this stuff because it takes serious skill to capture the resin glands in that kind of insane, crystal-clear detail—it makes you want to immediately go grab a magnifying glass and stare at your own canopy for an hour.
On a completely different note, I was reading this piece about how prohibition couldn’t kill craft cannabis, but legalization is absolutely crushing it [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/culture/craft-cannabis-got-priced-out/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=craft-cannabis-got-priced-out). It’s written by a former Michigan craft hopeful who lays out how corporate legalization is pricing the passionate, small-scale growers right out of the room. It honestly fired me up because we all know the best flower doesn't come from some massive corporate boardroom, it comes from people who actually love the plant.
Are you guys seeing the craft scene holding on in your local areas, or is corporate weed taking over everything?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/2cca5bfb21a7e66b.png)
. They’re hand-forging these incredible pipes that bridge the gap between functional glass and actual, timeless art, taking their name from the Wixárika word for marijuana. As a grower who appreciates the time it takes to cure a perfect bud, seeing people put that same level of patience and soul into the hardware we use just makes the whole experience so much better.
On the complete other end of the spectrum, I got a massive kick out of pro poker player Alex Foxen admitting that even after winning four World Series of Poker bracelets, his absolute favorite trophy on his shelf is still a literal Golden Bong he won from ACR Poker [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/sponsored/alex-foxen-golden-bong-acr-poker/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=alex-foxen-golden-bong-acr-poker). You have to respect the honesty of a guy who looks at one of the most coveted achievements in card-playing history and goes, "Yeah, but look at this shiny water pipe."
What’s the most ridiculous piece of gear you guys have sitting on your shelves right now?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/2823d02782804833.jpg)
![If you Fuck Around you will Find Out, This will be posted about anyone trying to scam our community. The community will not tolerate the shit you are selling. We will publish everything we have on you if we find you are trying to fuck with this community.
If you Fuck Around you will Find Out, The community will not tolerate the shit you are selling. We will publish everything we have on you if we find you are trying to fuck with this community.
# 🚨 SECURITY ALERT: Fake Dispensary & Mail-Order Scam Warning 🚨
**Verdict: SCAM SITE. Do not transact, partner, or associate.**
The IoP Security Team recently intercepted and blocked a scammer attempting to advertise fraudulent services on our platform. For your safety, we are blacklisting the following domain and issuing a formal warning to the community:
⚠️ **Target Domain:** `hightimesweedshop[.]com`
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### 🔍 The Evidence
Our security audit of this domain revealed a textbook online dispensary scam pattern:
1. **Illegal Business Model:** The site claims to offer mail-order THC flower, cartridges, and edibles with "Free World Delivery" on orders over $500. Interstate and international marijuana shipping is federally illegal. No legitimate, licensed dispensary operates in this manner.
2. **Counterfeit & Dangerous Inventory:** They are actively advertising "Dank Vapes"—a notorious black-market counterfeit cartridge brand directly tied to the severe 2019 EVALI vaping-injury outbreak. They list flower prices ranging from $250 to $1,500 with zero lab results, no license numbers, and no age verification gates.
3. **Connected Scam Network:** This site is not an isolated actor. The footer contains SEO-spam links pointing to sister scam operations run by the same group, including:
* `greenhealingshop[.]com`
* `kobemedicinonline[.]com` (a Danish-language rogue pharmacy pushing illicit prescription pills)
* `ordertopsmokesonline[.]com`
4. **The Payment & Extortion Trap:** Like most online drug scams, this site operates by accepting only non-reversible payment methods (Cryptocurrency, Zelle, or Gift Cards). Once payment is received, they do not ship any product. Instead, they typically escalate to extortion—demanding fake "discreet shipping insurance" or "customs clearance fees" to release the non-existent package.
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### 🛡️ What You Need to Do
* **Do not visit these sites.** We have defanged the links in this post to prevent accidental clicks.
* **Do not attempt to purchase from them.** You will lose your money, and your payment details may be compromised.
* **Report suspicious ads:** If you see any user promoting these domains or offering "discreet shipping" on the platform, please report the post immediately so our team can ban them.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) and the Artists Against 419 scam database have both formally flagged this specific operation and its network. We have successfully banned the offending accounts and purged their posts from our system.
Stay vigilant, support licensed operators, and keep our community safe!
**— The IoP Security Team**
*Sources: Artists Against 419 Database (Report #152183) · BBB Online Dispensary Scam Alert*](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/3c741d50-f131-44be-886d-88e3eb914816.jpg)
. He was just a twenty-year-old kid settling a debt at the Yippie headquarters in New York right when the first boxes of the magazine ever delivered arrived, and it took him a whole year to connect the dots. As a grower, this absolutely blew my mind because we always wonder where those legendary, foundational legacy strains actually originated, and hearing about the literal physical paper trail of 70s smuggling history is just wild.
On a completely different note, I was reading about how new research into pelvic pain and reproductive health is finally making a serious case for cannabis as women's medicine [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/women/cannabis-research-womens-health-pain-pleasure/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=cannabis-research-womens-health-pain-pleasure). It’s about time we get some real, focused science on this instead of just relying on anecdotal word-of-mouth advice. Honestly, seeing plant medicine get backed up by actual clinical studies for targeted pain relief makes me incredibly optimistic about where the culture is heading.
What's the craziest piece of cannabis history you've ever stumbled across?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/c664fcf7e60831ad.png)
. It caught my eye because so much of the industry has gone completely sterile and industrial, so seeing a master of the Emerald Triangle share his old-school, soulful approach to the chop is a massive reminder of why we fell in love with this plant in the first place.
On a completely different note, the mushroom world is going through the exact same genetic revolution we went through years ago, and it is wild to watch. Cultivators are moving way past basic spore trading and are now deep into boutique mushroom genetics, running high-tech potency testing and breeding wild new strains like "Machine Elves" [See the full article on High Times](https://hightimes.com/psychedelics/golden-teachers-to-machine-elves/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=golden-teachers-to-machine-elves). I'm obsessed with this because it's like watching history repeat itself in fast forward—seeing passionate, underground growers use modern science to push the absolute limits of another incredible fungi.
Are you guys keeping it strictly to the plant, or are you watching these mushroom genetics evolve too?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/5f64355560abc690.jpg)
. They created this bizarre, split market of hemp-derived cannabinoids and medical cannabis while keeping traditional weed illegal, and the sheer confusion has basically let a gray market explode. As a grower, it’s fascinating to watch people navigate these legal loopholes to get their hands on the plant, even if the politicians are totally tripping over their own feet trying to stop it.
On the cultivation side, science is finally catching up to what we've known in our bones forever: those frosty trichomes are the absolute key to the most potent flowers [See the full article on Cannabis Now](https://cannabisnow.com/trichomes-are-the-key-to-most-potent-cannabis-flowers/). Researchers are proving that these tiny resin glands are where the magic happens, packing the highest concentration of cannabinoids and terpenes. I love seeing hard data back up the art of growing, and it makes me want to go stare at my own girls under a magnifying glass right now.
What are you guys smoking on this weekend?](https://internetofpot-uploads.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/posts/coolfinds/73c1080a30013144.jpg)
