Harvest Hacks: How to have a bountiful harvest season
Written by Megan McEntee. Germination: Cannabis plants start their journey just like any other: with a seed. In order for those seeds to be planted, they need to go through
Growing at Home: The Second Season
Written and photographed by Kaylynn Wohl In our last harvest issue, I provided an overview of my first successful Oregon grow with Jack Herer as my chosen child. This season,
Harvesting Hacks
Written and photographed by Skyla Patton The leaves are changing color, the wind has a chill to it and the colas are leaning over with the weight of the world
Cannabis and the Environment
Written by Alexandra Arnett You may notice a lot of farms throwing around the term ‘sustainable farming’, but what does that actually mean? Sustainability is defined as the avoidance of
Simplifying The Indoor Home Grow
written by Kaylynn Wohl, photographed by Kimberly Harris Extended time in isolation has fueled the sparks under our joints to finally pursue the indoor home grow. Although there’s ease with
Cannabis and The Climate
written and photographed by Alexandra Arnett @calyx.alex If anyone has ever grown a cannabis plant or two, you know that they require a lot of love and can be a
Campfire Cannabis
written by Alexandra Arnett @calyx.alex photographed by Kimberly Harris Oregon, California and the rest of the West Coast have had their fair share of wildfires throughout the years. Here in
Humans of Cannabis
written by Alexandra Arnett @calyx.alex The cannabis industry is a place where many people from all different walks of life come together, for the cannabis plant. We’d like to take
Putting “Marijuana” In The Ground
written by Skyla Patton, photographed by Nina Compeau Cannabis has a world of controversy surrounding it on all fronts, whether it be legalization, decriminalization or social acceptance. While people immersed
Scars of Prohibition
written by Guthrie Stafford Six years after legalization in Oregon, social perceptions of cannabis users are starting to evolve. From toking podcasters to weed-infused weddings, cannabis is shedding the reputation
Leap Farms: Where the Plants are Happy and the People Are Too
words and photos by Emma Routley While it may be a struggle for some companies to set themselves apart from the competition, Leap Farms knows exactly what makes them unique
Silver Dabbers
words by Josh Delzell A study by Dr. Benjamin Han, assistant professor of internal medicine at NYU, found that between 2015 and 2016, 9 percent of adult between the ages