There are several cannabis holidays to celebrate, some of which are celebrated worldwide, while others are for niche connoisseurs. There are lots of ways to commemorate the cannabis culture, and here’s how you can do just that by partaking in these holidays! 420 Day The number 420 is globally recognized as one of the most notable symbols within the cannabis community. According to a report by High Times Magazine, it all started in the early 1970s, as five high school students known as ”Waldos” started using the term 420, which later spread within the community, becoming an iconic symbol of cannabis consumption. 420 Day, also known as National Weed Day, is obviously celebrated on April 20th. During this time, cannabis consumers can attend 420 festivities, events, and public gatherings, where they can enjoy the company of other cannabis lovers. 420 is also known as the best time to stock up on your favorite cannabis goods and even try something new, as a lot of dispensaries offer unique drops and discounts. The good thing about this weed holiday is that you can celebrate it however you want, by going out or by staying in, and honoring the cannabis culture by getting...

The cannabis industry established many holidays over the years for cannabis enthusiasts to enjoy. While 420 Day is the most recognized cannabis holiday, Green Wednesday is just as important. What is the Green Wednesday Holiday? Green Wednesday is similar to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but for cannabis lovers. This cannabis ”holiday” is celebrated each year, precisely on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. It’s meant to serve as a perfect time for people to try new cannabis products, special drops, and enjoy amazing discounts at their favorite dispensary. You can find a wide range of THC or CBD products, such as: Premium flower (available in a variety of strains) Vaporizers, such as cartridges and disposable all-in-one vape pens Pre-rolls and infused pre-rolls Edibles, such as gummies, baked goods, and chocolates Cannabis concentrates such as wax, shatter, live resin, budder, etc. Topicals and oils Danksgiving Danksgiving is celebrated on the weekend after Thanksgiving. Similar to any other holiday, you can gather your loved ones and enjoy the day by eating cozy foods, but Danksgiving is a celebration with a cannabis twist. Smoke your favorite cannabis or make cozy infused meals with cannabis butter, oil, or flower. Some of the most common Danksgiving...

Amsterdam is a beautiful city known for its coffee culture, which often goes hand in hand with its cannabis culture. Since the Netherlands is one of the few weed-friendly countries in Europe, it makes for a great tourist spot for cannabis lovers. Here’s everything you need to know about Amsterdam coffee shops for your next trip! Understanding the Difference Between Coffee Shops and Coffeeshops Amsterdam has a booming coffee shop scene, popular amongst both coffee lovers and marijuana smokers. These special coffee shops became active a few decades ago, after the Dutch law started differentiating soft and hard drugs, therefore changing its policy on cannabis consumption. The main difference between Amsterdam coffee shops and coffeeshops is that one refers to regular coffee shops that offer coffee, tea, and other beverages, while the other offers both coffee and cannabis. Before you enter a random shop, it’s good to know that not all coffee shops sell cannabis goods, but locals are quite used to this misconception. The good thing is that in both places, you can get top-quality coffee, but if you are looking to get some cannabis goods, look for a weed-friendly sticker or a cannabis sign. How do Amsterdam Coffee...

While 420 is a globally recognized symbol of cannabis culture and its celebration, 710 is also a notable cannabis holiday. Here’s everything you need to know about Cannabis Oil Day and how to celebrate it! What is 710? Compared to 420, the slang term 710 is more of a niche part of the cannabis industry, referring to the cannabis concentrates and oils rather than being a general symbol of cannabis culture. When you type the number 710, it spells out oil when turned upside down, so that’s why July 10th is considered the cannabis concentrate holiday! Understanding Cannabis Concentrates Cannabis concentrate is a potent extract from the cannabis plant, made through a solventless or solvent-based process that separate the cannabinoids and terpenes. Compared to cannabis flower, concentrates typically offer more intensity and flavor due to isolating trichomes and preserving high levels of THC and CBD, offering cannabis lovers a rich experience. Solvent-based concentrates are made by using a chemical solvent such as butane or propane to separate terpenes and cannabinoids from the cannabis plant. The common solvent-based concentrates include: Wax Shatter Live Resin Budder Distillate Hash oil Solventless cannabis extraction is made without chemical solvents, by using heat, pressure or...

420 is one of the most well-recognized symbols of marijuana use, but not many people are familiar with its interesting history and meaning. Here’s the story behind 420 and how it became an icon of cannabis culture. The Number 420 When talking about the number 420, most people would associate it with April 20 or 4/20, which is recognized as an unofficial weed holiday. But there are other notable connotations, such as ”420 friendly”, referring to certain places, events or even people who accept the use of marijuana. 4:20 is used as a time to smoke weed, which is also connected to the origin of the term itself. At the end of the day, the term 420 is globally recognized as a general symbol of cannabis and cannabis consumption. How 420 Came to Be The term 420 was around even before the widespread cannabis legalization in the U.S. According to a report by High Times Magazine, five high school students, also known as ”Waldos” began their quest in the early 1970s to find an abandoned cannabis crop, planted by the U.S Coast Guard on Point Reyes Peninsula. Waldos picked 4:20 as a meeting time, before going to search for the...