Medical Marijuana Strain Of The Day: Casey Jones

Casey Jones Medical Marijuana

Casey Jones is a MMJ strain from The Mix, Michigan. Primarily sativa, this hybrid is thought to be of Thai origin. Covered with lots of gorgeous trichomes with a medium density and a deep green color. 

Smells sweet with a mild sharpness. Flavor is reported to be a bit floral with a hint of sandalwood. 

Effects are extremely potent, with a fast and strong euphoria. Inexperienced users may experience anxiety because of the intense, energetic buzz. 

Medical Marijuana Strain Of The Day: Pineapple Express

Pineapple Express is a medicinal marijuana strain from Michigan (TM)

It is a sativa hybrid but the strains that were crossed are unknown.

This trademarked strain has a fluffy coating of crystals, green with orange hairs, with a slight pineapple scent and a hint of spice. Resin taste with a fruity flavor upon inhale and more of a hash flavor on the exhale.

The buzz is a happy energetic euphoria that leaves you clear enough to go about your business. Recommended for depression and social anxiety.

Attorney General of Michigan Seeks to Curb Medical Marijuana

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The Attorney General of Michigan, Bill Schuette, is trying to bring stricter regulations to medical marijuana laws. According to Schuette, " “The law has been hijacked by drug dealers who want to make money, line their pockets and make a huge profit … This law has as many holes as Swiss cheese. It’s out of control and we need to fix it.”

Unfortunately, the proposed bills could potentially harm medical marijuana patients. Specifically, the eight bills would regulate the location of dispensiaries, impose stricter regulations on qualifying medical conditions, restrict felons from being caregivers, cease online medical marijuana certification, specify the relationship between the patient and their doctor, and more.

Republican representative John Walsh stated, "We have a goal of protecting public safety while preserving the legitimate right of people who need medical marijuana,” and claims medical marijuana patients and advocates were invited to the press conference on this issue. However, medical marijuana advocates themselves claim that medical marijuana patients and those who need MMJ were NOT invited to the press conference.

Those in support of the current Michigan marijuana laws fear that changed such as those proposed by Bill Schuette would be in conflict with the needs and rights of state citizens. No bill in Michigan exists or has been proposed that would ban medical marijuana dispensaries, although Shuette has stated in the past he believes dispensaries are unlawful and should be outlawed.

UPDATE: The Attorney General in Michigan CAN be recalled