Wana Get High on Cannabis

from The Cannabis Potcast Hosted by Leah Theil, Gary Johnston

This episode an interview with Leah Theil from Indiva on Wana Quick gummies, some tips on smoking weed inside, a look at how the high THC trend is distorting our supply chain, the accuracy of labels on our cannabis, a stop on Cultivar Corner for Greyheard Kish and a flashback on leaving a bag of pot in a movie theatre. Distorting the Cannabis Supply Chain Questioning the accuracy of labels Smoke inside without getting caught Wana Quick Gummies Greybeard Cannabis Kish

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