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Oregon Cannabis Sales Are Skyrocketing. But Who’s Buying All That Weed?

The OLCC says two retailers in Multnomah County accounted for more than one-third of all Oregon sales of 8 ounces or more. That’s suspicious.

Deep-Pocketed Investors Are Storming Oregon’s Cannabis Market. They’re Shifting the Business Model From Mom-and-Pop Shops to Starbucks.

William Simpson, founder of Chalice farms, hopes his brand becomes as recognizable as the Golden Arches.

A Cannabis Shopping List That Smokes All the Weed So You Don’t Have To

Willamette Weed.

The Dialogue: What Readers Had to Say About Oregon’s Cannabis Surplus

Last week, WW wrote about Oregon’s cannabis dilemma. The state grew roughly three times as much weed as customers consume in a year (“Too Much Weed,” WW, April 18, 2018).

Oregon Grew More Cannabis Than Customers Can Smoke. Now Shops and Farmers Are Left With Mountains of Unwanted Bud.

A recent Sunday afternoon at the Bridge City Collective cannabis shop in North Portland saw a steady flow of customers. Little wonder: A gram of weed was selling for less than the price of a glass of wine.

Nine Of Our Favorite New Portland Weed Hookups—Including One Delivery Service

Trees is the future of dispensaries. In addition to being almost entirely women-run, it’s one of the few shops constructed after an April law that eliminated the rule requiring a waiting room.

Here’s a List of Some of Our Favorite Cannabis Bargains

The best deals—from $2 pre-rolls to $4 grams.

Growing Outdoor Weed This Summer? Here’s Where To Get Your Clones

The time to get planting is here.

Happy 4/20—Dispensaries Will No Longer Track Your Personal Information

Plus, they have to destroy all the information they have about you right now. Woo!

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