People will be spending more time at home and not at work, there will be limited business hours for dispensaries, many might want to enjoy some cannabis for the holidays on Christmas or New Years etc.
If you smoke cannabis yourself and anyone in your family, your friends etc, those who are old enough, getting them some bud for the holiday season might just work out to be the best Christmas gift. That is what many are turning to this holiday.
Cannabis sales have been seeing a spike for the recent holiday season.
It might be very common for people to bring wine or some other gift with them when they visit friends or family for the holidays. But now cannabis is having its moment and the plant is increasingly becoming less stigmatized, for that reason some might now gift it as easily as they would a bottle of wine to someone.
But for those who are going to be giving away any cannabis gifts, they will want to be sure that the receiver has all of the information as far as dosage, because not everyone has the same tolerance level and can handle the same amount. For those who already use CBD and cannabis, these can make great gift items and there is plenty of variety as far as what you might want to buy for someone else that would cater to their cannabis needs. It could be some flower, oil, sprays, edibles, rolling papers, bongs, pre-rolled cones, grinders, and more.
Cannabis sales this holiday season are booming and with ongoing moves to seek federal decriminalization next year, and other states looking to legalize etc, this could be one trend that continues for years to come as more people get comfortable with using and gifting cannabis to their friends and loved ones.
The most popular item that is being bought right now in dispensaries around the U.S. is cannabis flower, followed by cartridges and cannabis pens, along with concentrates, and THC infused edibles. As far as CBD goes, CBD gummy edibles are one of the most popular items. There are thousands of different items in this market spaces across the U.S. already, and they expect to see hundreds of millions, perhaps $400 million or more, in cannabis sales made across the country this holiday season alone.
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