Author: Rachel Clark

Rachel Clark is a freelance writer and specialist in early childhood development. Having lived in Amsterdam and Barcelona, she is a veteran to the cannabis club and coffeeshop communities in the Netherlands and Spain, although she also has experience in the cannabis industry in Germany, the United States and Costa Rica. Mrs. Clark's primary focus as a marijuana activist and writer is topics related to nutrition and cannabis, and the effects of marijuana on childhood development and parenting. You can reach Rachel at contact@marijuanagames.org
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Review of Asociacion Cultural Sativa Cannabis Club in Barcelona

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This review is for Asociacion Cultural Sativa (ACS) cannabis club in Barcelona. A friendly and inclusive place, ACS offers a comfortable setting, good weed and attentive staff. Located away from the hustle and bustle of Las Ramblas and Placa Catalunya and their legions of pasty tourists, ACS provides a safe place in Barcelona for its members to acquire and consume marijuana products in an area that boasts some of the city’s best attractions. Read Full Cannabis Club Review Here

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Marijuana Strain Review: Somango

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This marijuana strain review is for Somango as acquired from “Weeds BCN,” a private cannabis social club in Barcelona, Spain. This indica hybrid is popular in Spain, the Netherlands and the United States, but ultimately this weed won’t meet the standards of cannabis connoisseurs or people who need a consistent and powerful indica for medical purposes, although it does make for a stable and not-too-potent day time weed. Read Full Strain Review Here

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What Are Dabs? Weed Dabs Explained

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A lot of people are asking “What are dabs?”, but the answers provided often contain hype and scare-mongering and little accurate information. The short answer is that weed dabs are extracts made from the flowers of cannabis plants. These extracts are powerful, but they’re not dangerous and to date no one has ever died from consuming dabs. But considering that public hysteria can and has already occurred regarding marijuana products (i.e.; 60 years of Reefer Madness), this article aims to set the record straight about exactly what weed dabs are. Read Full Article Here

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Medical Marijuana in Germany set for Regulation

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Medical marijuana in Germany might have its day soon as the country’s political decision makers are increasingly being forced to admit that cannabis has significant therapeutic potential. The medical marijuana debate raged during 2015 in the country, leading German legislators and politicians to prepare a draft proposal this month that seeks, among other things, to create a new government agency that will regulate and oversee the burgeoning medical marijuana industry in Germany. Read Full Story Here

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How to Store Cannabis Seeds

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Learning how to store cannabis seeds shouldn’t be hard, but every red-eyed stoner thinks they have the perfect method and unfortunately many of them are just plain wrong. Not to mention there are a number of warnings that should go along with different types of cannabis seed storage methods that are often missed. Seriously – how many times have you acquired some seeds, only to lose 50% or more of them as duds? It happens all the time, and the primary reason is because people don’t know how to store cannabis seeds. Read Full Story Here

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Safeguarding Cannabis Seed Banks: One Company’s Rebellion

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Even with prohibition seemingly coming to an end, persecution of the fledgling marijuana industry has forced difficult decisions upon those who have worked to overcome the long odds in the war on weed. This is especially true of Amsterdam’s Sensi Seed bank, which had to take measures in order to preserve some of the world’s most vital medical cannabis seed stocks. However, preserving the core of the company’s seed banks came at a cost; the loss of some key features that had once made the company famous for being much more than a seed bank. This is the story of how Sensi Seeds worked to preserve the marijuana strains and genetic material that was the life’s work of one Dutch man, his family and his friends. Read Full Story Here