Gardening may look like a hobby, but research increasingly suggests that it can be much more than that. Studies of gardening and horticultural activities have found associations with improved psychological well-being and quality of life, as well as reductions in symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress.
Todd — my ride-or-die — and I rolled in to table for the FLCAN armed with flyers, passion, and one extremely strategic hemp T-shirt. It was a beauty, too: soft hemp with a breezy Jimmy Buffett vibe, the kind of shirt that says “I care about sensible drug laws AND I know where the good key lime pie is.”
Most of us don’t think of gardening as therapy.Gardening also gets the body moving without necessarily feeling like exercise. There is also something different about gardening mentally. When you are working with plants, your attention shifts away from whatever has been running through your head all day.
If you’ve spent any time in cannabis circles, you’ve probably heard the term “scromiting” thrown around. Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome, or...
Advocacy and patient freedom have never been more critical than they are today. As FLCAN, we are no longer asking to be heard—we are being consulted. As we head into 2026, our priorities are clear—protect state programs, expand patient access, ensure affordable medicine, and resist federal inconsistency that threatens small businesses and vulnerable communities.
Breast cancer prevention is within reach. Awareness is the key. Josephine walks us through awareness, prevention, and the value of Cannabis in your treatment. Breast cancer affects both men and women. Know the risk factors.
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