4 new cannabis products to try from Zeno, MariMed and more

With so many great cannabis brands launching exciting new products in new markets, it can be difficult to keep track of every release. So we summarize some major publications. This week we’re looking at Glass House Farms releases and an announcement from Cookies.

High Life Farms: Start of Lift Off

Michigan-based High Life Farms has just launched Lift Off, an infused powdered beverage enhancer with a total of 100 milligrams of THC per bottle, 10 servings each. The powder should dissolve quickly in every drink, is tasteless and the effect can be felt within 2-15 minutes.

Available: Michigan

Zeno: Launch of the microdose product

Zeno, a new cannabis brand focused on microdose products, has just launched 0.4 milligram THC tablets containing soothing L-theanine. Consumers who prefer microdosing can chew or swallow the tablets and dose them exactly as they want.

Available: California

Glass House Farms: Introducing a New Variety

In collaboration with cannabis nursery Front Range Genetics, Glass House Farms recently launched a 1: 1 CBD: THC strain called Tangelo Flo. Tangelo Flo was bred from Tangerine Sunrise and Gorkle and tests for 21% THC.

Available: California

MariMed: partnership with Emack & Bolio

Cannabis operator MariMed has partnered with Boston-based ice cream brand Emack & Bolio to make infused ice creams, which will first debut in Massachusetts. The rocky sweet treats will hit the market in 2021 and 2022 and contain both vegan and dairy products.

Available: Massachusetts

Cookies: Branding in Washington State

Following the opening of Cookies’ new location in Tacoma, WA, and in partnership with extraction company Edgemont Group, maker of Full Spec and Leafwerx, the Californian brand will expand throughout the Evergreen state in 2021 and 2022, offering concentrates, cartridges, and Blunts at over 200 Washington retail locations.

Available: Washington

Selected image courtesy of Zeno

Hannah Wiesen

Hannah is a Seattle-based writer and editor. She has worked in the cannabis industry for three years and continues to learn and research.