The Cannabis Products Our Customers Loved Most in 2025

Every year tells its own story on our shelves. In 2025, our customers made it clear what mattered most: consistency, quality, and products that delivered exactly what they promised. From standout flower to trusted wellness staples, certain items weren’t just popular, they became repeat favorites. Here’s a look at the cannabis products our community returned … Continued

What Happens to Cannabis After You Buy It

Once cannabis leaves the dispensary, the experience doesn’t stop, but it does change. Cannabis is a natural product, and just like coffee beans, wine, or fresh herbs, it continues to evolve after purchase. Understanding what happens after you take it home helps you get the best flavor, effects, and overall experience every time. The good … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #8

Federal Marijuana Restrictions May Be Eased This week, reports surfaced that President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order aimed at easing certain federal marijuana restrictions. While details are still unfolding, the move could signal a shift toward greater flexibility for cannabis-related banking, research, and regulatory barriers that have long complicated the legal … Continued

Why Cannabis Hits Everyone Differently

If you’ve ever used cannabis with a friend and had completely different experiences or even used the same product on different days and felt different results, you’re not doing anything wrong. This is one of the most common questions people have about cannabis, and the good news is: it’s completely normal. Cannabis isn’t a one-size-fits-all … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #7

AI Is Transforming How Cannabis Strains Are Designed A new study highlighted by Marijuana Moment shows how artificial intelligence may soon help breeders design cannabis strains before a single seed is planted. By feeding genetic markers, chemical profiles, environmental data, and historical crop performance into machine-learning models, AI can forecast potential traits including cannabinoid balance, … Continued

THC vs. CBD: What’s the Difference, and What’s Right for You?

A Complete Guide for California Cannabis Consumers Even in a fully legal state like California, many people still have questions about the real difference between THC and CBD. They come from the same plant, but they interact with the body in very different ways. Add in new federal updates affecting hemp-derived CBD, and the picture … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #6

California’s Cannabis Tax Revenue Surges A Win for Legal Market Shoppers New data from the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration shows that legal cannabis generated $283.7 million in tax revenue in Q3 2025 — a major boost that directly funds community initiatives across the state. Revenue from the regulated market supports youth programs, … Continued

Holiday THC Mocktails: Easy Cannabis Drink Recipes for the Season

Featuring Not Your Father’s When the holidays roll in, it’s the perfect time to get creative with cannabis beverages, especially if you want festive flavor without the booze. At Tropicanna, we stock a wide selection of THC-infused drinks, and Not Your Father’s continues to be one of the most popular choices in the lineup. Their … Continued

What Makes Cannabis “Craft”? A Guide to Premium Flower at Tropicanna

As the California market has grown, so has the number of cultivators calling themselves “premium” or “top-shelf.” But for customers who truly care about quality, there’s a difference between large-scale commercial flower and the kind of carefully grown, hand-selected, small-batch cannabis often referred to as craft. At Tropicanna, we make sure our customers understand what … Continued

This Week in Cannabis: A Tropicanna Weekly Wrap-Up Issue #5

Staying Legal on Federal Lands This Holiday Season Even though cannabis is legal for adult use in California, the federal government is reminding travelers that cannabis remains prohibited on federally managed public lands, including national parks, national forests, and other federally overseen outdoor spaces. A recent DOJ memo instructs prosecutors to resume “rigorous” enforcement of … Continued