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Why Are Cannabis Stocks So Low in 2025? The Disconnect: Green Gold Industry, Red-Tinged Portfolios The U.S. cannabis industry is raking in billions. Legalization has expanded across states, product innovation is peaking, and consumer demand is stronger than ever. Yet, if you look at your cannabis stock portfolio lately, you’re probably seeing red. You’re not alone. From casual Reddit investors to professional analysts, everyone’s asking: “How can cannabis be booming whil …

Learn How To Grow Autoflower Cannabis If you’re short on time or space, autoflower cannabis strains are your best friend. These fast-flowering, low-maintenance genetics don’t wait for light cycles — they just grow, bloom, and finish in as little as 9–10 weeks. But growing autoflowers from seed to harvest requires precision, especially if you want quality over quantity. Let’s walk through each week of growth with practical, no-BS advice pulled from real grower experi …

What's Popular and Selling in the Cannbis Industry? The cannabis industry in 2025 is moving fast—faster than many dispensaries can keep up with. With legalization expanding and product innovation surging, consumers are shifting preferences toward more potent, convenient, and flavorful experiences. We scoured retail reports, online discussions, and user reviews to break down the top-selling cannabis products in 2025 that are dominating shelves and sessions alike. 1. Infused Pre-Rolls & …

Cannabis Market Trends Are Evolving in 2025 Cannabis tourism is moving beyond novelty and entering a growth stage driven by legalization, wellness travel, and immersive experiences. Whether you’re a travel operator, cannabis business, or curious adventurer, here’s what you need to know about this niche but fast-growing market. The Numbers Behind the Movement The global cannabis tourism market grew from approximately $10.2 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach nearly $23.7 billion …

Federal Cannabis Rescheduling Debate News Updates The federal conversation around cannabis is heating up — again. This time, it’s not just activists or state lawmakers pushing for change. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is now at the center of the storm, facing pressure to reschedule cannabis at the federal level for the first time in decades. But what does this really mean? Who’s pushing back? And how is DEA leadership influencing the outcome? What Is Cannabis Resch …