Make THC-infused Thin Mint cookies at home with Falcanna RSO using this easy cannabis edible recipe. Learn why butter helps THC infusion, how to prepare chocolate peppermint cookies step by step, plus baking tips and storage methods to keep infused edibles fresh, potent, and perfect for sharing or special occasions.
Read MoreGelato, a hybrid born from Sunset Sherbet × Thin Mint GSC, helped cement dessert strains as a dominant force in modern cannabis. Known for its sweet, creamy flavor, colorful buds, and balanced-yet-potent effects, Gelato didn’t just become popular—it reshaped how strains are bred, named, and marketed today.
Read MoreCannabis in Washington must be sold in child-resistant, tamper-evident packaging—rules that often rely on plastics and mixed materials that are hard to recycle. In response, many Washington brands are experimenting with eco-friendly packaging alternatives, waste-reduction strategies, and consumer education to balance compliance, safety, and sustainability.
Read MoreMany artists use cannabis to loosen mental blocks, enhance sensory awareness, and enter a creative “flow state.” Different strains—especially terpene-rich sativas and balanced CBD strains—are often favored for music, writing, visual art, and other creative pursuits. When used intentionally, cannabis can fit into a broader artistic lifestyle focused on wellness, mindfulness, and self-expression.
Read MoreWedding Cake, a potent hybrid born from Triangle Kush × Animal Mints, helped redefine what modern “dessert strains” look, smell, and feel like. Known for its rich vanilla-sweet flavor, dense frosty buds, and balanced effects, Wedding Cake became a reference point for today’s cake-, cookie-, and pastry-inspired cannabis strains.
Read MoreIn Washington State, most employers can no longer screen job applicants for cannabis use as a condition of employment. A new state law bans pre-employment marijuana testing for most roles, reflecting changing attitudes toward legal cannabis and employee privacy. There are important exceptions, and on-the-job impairment rules still apply.
Read MoreCannabis edibles take longer to kick in than smoking or vaping because they are processed through the digestive system and metabolized by the liver. This slower onset also means longer-lasting effects and a different experience overall. Dosing edibles safely—especially for beginners—comes down to starting low, going slow, and understanding how your body processes THC.
Read MoreIn Washington State, cannabis delivery to consumers is not currently legal, even though recreational and medical cannabis can be purchased at licensed retailers. If you want cannabis delivered, you will not find a lawful service — licensed stores are required to sell only on-site, in person. If you order online from a licensed retailer, you must pick up your products at the store.
Read MoreA new 50% excise tax on high-THC cannabis products could significantly reshape Washington’s legal cannabis market — from pricing and product mix to public-health outcomes and illicit market pressures. Scrutiny and active engagement will be crucial as HB 2075 moves through the legislature to avoid price increases for cannabis customers and a disproportionately negative impact lower-income users.
Read MoreIn Washington State, all legal cannabis products must pass rigorous laboratory testing before they reach store shelves. These tests verify potency, screen for harmful contaminants like pesticides and heavy metals, and help ensure products are safe, accurately labeled, and consistent. Cannabis testing is one of the most important consumer protections in Washington’s regulated market.
Read MoreVaping cannabis remains one of the most popular consumption methods in 2026, driven by convenience, discretion, and perceived smoother effects compared to smoking flower. But questions about safety, testing, and regulations persist — especially in Washington’s regulated market.
Read MoreRSO cannabis and cannabis distillate are two potent cannabis extracts with very different uses, extraction methods, and effects. RSO is a full-spectrum oil known for its high THC content and medical applications, while distillate is a purified, flavorless concentrate often used for precise dosing in recreational and edible products. Understanding the difference between RSO and distillate helps consumers choose the right option for their needs.
Read MoreChoosing between indica, sativa, and hybrid cannabis doesn’t have to be confusing. While indica is often linked to relaxation, and sativa to energy, most modern strains are hybrids — and the real magic lies in their unique mix of cannabinoids and terpenes. By focusing on these chemical profiles, along with your personal goals and tolerance, you can find a strain that truly fits you.
Read MoreHB 2078 could mark a pivotal moment for Washington’s cannabis industry. Whether it brings clarity and stability (or new burdens) depends on how it’s implemented and how stakeholders respond. Now is the time to engage, learn, and act.
Read MoreIn 2026, Washington state is rolling out several important cannabis regulation updates. From changes in licensing and packaging rules to new restrictions on marketing and potency limits, these regulations aim to improve consumer safety, transparency, and market growth. Staying informed helps businesses stay compliant and ensures consumers know what to expect when shopping for cannabis.
Read MoreForbidden Fruit is a modern cannabis favorite born from the hybridization of Cherry Pie and Tangie. Known for its fruity aroma, dessert-like flavor, and balanced effects, it has quickly become a staple for both recreational and medical users. This strain has inspired a new generation of dessert-flavored cannabis that blends taste with enjoyable effects.
Read MoreWashington’s edible cannabis market is guided by strict regulations on labeling, testing, and consumer protection. These rules ensure accurate THC and CBD information, safe consumption, and reliable quality. Understanding these regulations helps both consumers and businesses navigate the state’s thriving edible market safely.
Read MorePineapple Chunk gets its name from its fruity parent strain, Pineapple, and its dense, resinous buds inherited from Skunk #1 and Cheese. The result is a sweet, chunky hybrid with tropical flavor and strong effects—true to both its name and its bold genetic roots.
Read MoreLearn how to enjoy cannabis safely and avoid getting “too high”. This guide covers common risks, dosage tips, product differences, and managing side effects. Discover how to start low, go slow, and use lab-tested edibles, tinctures, and flower from Hashtag Redmond for a safe, enjoyable cannabis experience every time.
Read MoreThe cannabis plant life cycle includes starting from seed or clone, early growth, vegetative growth, flowering, and harvest with post-harvest care. While growers may use different starting methods, mother plants, and growth mediums, all cannabis plants move through the same core stages from start to finish. Pot of Gold has spent over a decade refining each stage to produce clean, consistent, and flavorful cannabis.
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