With the many question marks of 2017, let’s go into the new year with some things to look forward to in our canna-lives. Here’s a small list of some of great products and brands to try—and pay attention to—in the coming year. Anything by Fairwinds If you want a product that targets very specific feelings, you’ll have to give Fairwinds Manufacturing a try. With their own in-house testing facility and a focus on wellness with products like Deeper Sleep Capsules (8.4%THC/1.4%CBD), Recharge Sativa Capsules (10.2%THC/0.6%CBD), and EmergenCBD (0.0%THC/1.5%CBD) for immune boost—to name just a few, Fairwinds could be a game-changer for the industry. Topshotz With Prohibition Gold’s new “Culinary Mar

T'was the dankest night ever, you wouldn't believe, We were hanging out just enjoying the eve'. The children were finally asleep in their rooms, And we could do something besides watch cartoons. Mamma with her dab rig, and I with my bong, Could sit back and chill. What could go wrong? When out on the street there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my seat in a cloud full of shatter. Away to the window I flew like a flash! Mamma took a hit and then put up the stash. The moonlight was trippin' me out to the max So I popped some Zoot Bites to help me relax. Now, I may have been high, but I know what I seen, An old V-dub bus filled with elves dressed in green! And behind the wheel, a sweet

Skagit Valley's, Sugarleaf, is making waves—and it’s not just their solvent-free concentrates or 30-strain selection. They’re the first and only commercial cannabis grower to use aquaponics, where they raise fish alongside their plants, and use the tank water as a powerful, all-natural fertilizer. As pioneers in the industry, Sugarleaf has gone through some trial and error, refining the system to produce some of the tastiest, connoisseur-grade herb and extracts you can get. “Since we’re the first people to do aquaponics [in this industry], there’s really no resources out there or for us to look at, so we’re figuring everything out as we go.” says Mark Brinn, founder of Sugarleaf. Their Start