Unprecedented times

We find ourselves in unprecedented times at the moment, with coronavirus leaving all of us, apart from key workers, at home in lockdown. Although we can go out for exercise, spending so much time at home can be tough for many. It is what we need to do, though, in order to help beat this virus. As we are still able to deliver, it is the perfect time to check out our new Los Angeles cannabis delivery, to see if it can work for you. We work in a clean and sterile environment, and our drivers are trained in what to do, to minimize contact with you, but also offer you quality service keeping both you and our drivers safe. Being at home can mean that you are needing to look at alternative ways of doing things, which is why our delivery service is ideal, whether you are an existing customer or you’re new to Project Cannabis. 

If you haven’t shopped with us before, then we have plenty of products to choose from for your home delivery. What to choose from can feel a little overwhelming, though, especially if you’re new to this, and want to try it, for whatever reason. We have quality products that can be delivered right to your door, but we want you to make sure you’re not wasting your money or buying things that won’t be of use to you.

Beginner’s Guide

Some of the best smoking experiences come with the best cannabis buds. When the flower is at its best, it means that you can spark up and experience great flavor, pleasant highs, as well as relaxing aromas. The worst experiences with cannabis are when the flower is bad, and you get the complete opposite experience. We don’t want you to think your order has been a waste, which is why our experts in growing pick only the best and know how to choose the highest-quality, or the ‘top shelf’ weed. 

When you look at each of our products, we let you know the details of each, as they do all differ. We give ratings for effects like calmness or energy, depending on what you are looking for. At this time when we are all at home, a variety could work, but calmness can be a good place for a beginner. Whether you’re in it to heal, looking for medicinal reasons, or simply to get high, it all comes down to quality cannabis, which is exactly what we offer with the brands that we sell. 

You can buy pre-rolled packs if that is something that you would rather, otherwise they come in packs ready for you to roll and use yourself. 

Not just weed

As well as cannabis ready to inhale, we also sell a variety of cannabis containing products, like chocolates, gummies, and even drinks. Some are just CBD products, meaning that you don’t get the ‘high’ that comes with the THC, but they are still a great choice for your medicinal or recreational needs. For instance, CBD gummies can be a great thing to have at home if you feel low or anxious which could be more than likely at this time of crisis. So why not order some today?

Among our range of products we also have topical products like lotions and balms, as well as bath bombs, and oils, so there will be something that all of the family can use, and get delivered right to your door. If you can’t get out to a drugstore or a grocery store very often, then we can deliver some items, like our range of chocolates or gummies, as a treat, right to you at home. We all need some treats from time to time, as well as ones that can help our health and wellbeing, so don’t forget that we do stock a range of cannabis products, and do deliver them too. In order to stay home, stay home, and have our deliveries come to you. 

The search for high-quality products doesn’t have to be one that is tricky, with our range to choose from. If you have a discerning eye, then even someone who is new to cannabis can be able to decide what the good buds are and what the bad buds are. At the end of the day, though, it is all about personal taste and preference. What you like could be different to what your friend likes or what your delivery driver likes. The goal is to look out for one that is going to be right for you, that works for you, and serves its intended purpose. We can offer our expertise, but trying a range can be one of the best things to do. 

Get in touch with us or place your order for delivery today!

Our products come in a large price range, so you’re likely to find something that works for you, at a price that you can afford. Our prices are competitive, and do offer a ‘Buy More, Save More’ discount that gets applied at checkout. Your delivery driver will contact you with an updated total, so that you can have cash ready to go. 

We also don’t charge a delivery fee for our cannabis delivery, but there is a minimum order fee of $50. If you have any questions, please feel free to send us a message using our contact form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. We deliver all around Los Angeles, but get in touch if you’d like to double-check if we deliver to your area. 

We look forward to hearing from you and taking your orders. Stay home, stay safe, and let us deliver to you!

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“There is a revolution taking the cooking world by storm and it’s all because of this star ingredient. Pot, weed, chronic, the sticky icky.” — Intro to “Cooking With Cannabis”

Julia Child would be gobsmacked. The Galloping Gourmet would fall off his metaphorical horse. Even some Top Chefs would be dropping their culinary kits.

On each episode of the new reality/competition show “Cooked With Cannabis,” (on the heels of the 2018 Netflix series “Cooking on High”) three expert weed chefs raid the in-studio pantry stocked with CBD and THC and incorporate those two natural compounds into an appetizer, a main dish and a dessert — all prepared in a designated amount of time, and all to be consumed by the co-hosts and a guest panel of comics, ex-athletes and actors before one of the three competitors is awarded a $10,000 prize.

As someone whose life-time experience of consuming edibles consists of a couple of brownies on a trip to Amsterdam, a handful of cookies and maybe a half-dozen gummies, I was blown away by not only the sheer number of available chef-contestants (all of them with years of experience cooking with pot) but the variety, complexity, and creativity of the dishes they created. I can’t imagine too many home viewers trying to duplicate these recipes — but then again, I don’t think anyone’s replicating the creations on “Cake Wars,” right? It’s a vicarious viewing experience.

The energetic, VERY LOUD co-hosts of “Cooked With Cannabis” are Kelis, who describes herself as a “singer, a trained chef, and cannabis queen,” and “renowned chef and cannabis expert Leather Storrs. And nope, I’ve never before met anyone named Leather, but I like these two, even though they seem sober at the end of their tasting sessions. Celebrity panelists include the likes of former talk show host Ricki Lake, actors Mary Lynn Rajskub (“24”) and Michael Rapaport (“Atypical”), ex-basketballer John Salley and tons of comics who are not yet household names. Like the co-hosts, they never seem particularly stoned, save for the fact, everyone is laughing at everyone’s joke, funny or not. (But that’s just a TV thing, not a pot thing.)

Each episode has a theme: backyard BBQ, a wedding party, global cuisine, holidays, comfort food, etc. The contestants are an eclectic, likable bunch, with the requisite intriguing reality-show background stories. One guy spent three years incarcerated for his pot dealings, so to speak, back in the 1990s and says, “In prison, I developed some alternative cooking skills.” A 30-year-old who says he “grew up in the skateboarding industry” has made it his life’s goal to erase stereotypes of weed as something “so f—— bad.” We also meet the charismatic Manuel Mendoza, a 26-year-old from the South Side of Chicago and the proprietor of Herbal Notes, a series of pop-up pot dining experiences. Regardless of the diversity of their stories, the chefs pretty much have one thing in common: they’ve been smoking pot since they were in their early teens.

As for the dishes: these chefs aren’t playing around. They’re not just sprinkling a little CBD or adding a dash of THC. They give careful consideration to the dosage of the get-you-high ingredients in the appetizer, the main course, and the dessert. The goal is to serve up tasty dishes that give you a buzz, not have you passed out on your plate.

“Cooked With Cannabis” follows the time-honored cooking show formula of placing a clock in the corner of the screen and invoking lots of time-lapse sequences as the competitors race against that clock and each other to create unique dishes in a specified window of time. We even get helpful graphics, e.g., “THC is the part of the plant that gets you high and CBD has medical benefits like helping with anxiety,” and “THC & CBD Combined: THC reaches its full potential with CBD — known as ‘The Entourage Effect’.” Good to know!

As for the dishes: how about a Ghee-infused ribeye with a charred octopus with charred vegetable BBQ sauce and chickpea Akara (with 2 mg of THC); an “Elevated Croque Madame” with CBD-infused bechamel sauce, fried quail egg and tomato chutney (with 25mg of CBD); or savory baklava with CBD honey siracha, soyrizo, vegetable protein, bourbon-rehydrated cherries (a total of 3mg of THC and 5.5 mg of CBD)? I know, I’m never gonna make any of that stuff either, but it sure looked great.

This is a new high for cannabis cooking shows. And if you had consumed the aforementioned dishes, you would have found that pun funny!

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“I now use cannabis every day,” says McPherson, the head of social and influence strategy at a San Francisco marketing agency. “I’ve been as anxious as everybody.”

As we develop new strategies for coping with the realities of staying in our homes while a virus ravages through our society, people are finding various ways to manage their growing anxieties. In the Bay Area, some are doing what McPherson has done, turning to cannabis products as coping tools.

Johnny Delaplane, president of the San Francisco Cannabis Retailers Alliance, says since the shelter-in-place order and more awareness of the dangers of the coronavirus have presented, sales specifically on THC edibles and other non-inhaled products have been up at the Berner’s on Haight and Project Cannabis dispensaries where he is a partner. He specifically names CBD-THC combination gummies as recent top sellers at Project Cannabis.

“People are definitely using cannabis to keep their head right during this crisis,” says Delaplane. “There’s people saying, ‘I need value products; I’m going through a lot of product because I’m stressed.’ We’re all looking for stuff to keep us sane at this time. Cannabis is one of those things.”

Delaplane notes that customers at both dispensaries are changing their buying behaviors. For example, for the first time he remembers, cannabis patches have become a top-five seller during shelter in place. “Customers in general are looking to non-inhalable sources of cannabis, as COVID is a respiratory virus,” he says, alluding to the medical warnings that people who smoke or vape could be at higher risk for coronavirus complications.

Using cannabis to treat anxiety is not a new mechanism for many. Even before the legalization of recreational cannabis in California in 2016, anxiety was one of the conditions that could qualify a person for a medical marijuana card. But because cannabis is not federally legal, the FDA does not have information about the overall effectiveness of cannabis products in treating anxiety or other disorders and has approved only one CBD product, a prescription drug that treats two rare forms of epilepsy.

Yet, within California, that hasn’t stopped both cannabis businesses and cannabis users from advocating cannabis as an aid in dealing with anxiety and stress.

Nate Haas, the CEO of Moe Greens dispensary on Market Street, and a co-owner in the Barbary Coast dispensaries group, also reports an increase in sales of edibles, tinctures and capsules since the coronavirus hit, as well as cannabis beverages.

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“We were stoked to be selected as the exclusive cannabis provider for this hilarious and informative cannabis cooking show” commented Evergreen Distribution and Project Cannabis Chief Operating Officer Cameron Smith.

“The producers searched for the finest cannabis in California and that’s exactly what they found in our CLASSIX and 777 brands, proudly and painstakingly grown by our award-winning cultivation team right here in Los Angeles. Our High Times gold cup winning flower is the perfect pairing for some of the most innovative and delicious appetizers, main courses and deserts you have ever seen on NETFLIX and we can’t wait for you to see the show.

We spent countless hours with our Director of Cultivation Dave Cali and his team curating our most fragrant and flavorful cannabis flower to give the competing chefs a wide array of aromatic and flavor profiles to complement their creations and infuse their dishes with the perfect symphony of culinary flavor notes. The cast is incredible and the Best Buds are hilarious and willing to try just about anything during each episode. I couldn’t be prouder of my team and the sensational programming crafted by the producers at 25/7 Productions” said Smith.

In keeping with the theme of the show, the world premiere airs on NETFLIX on 4/20 2020…go figure.

https://www.netflix.com/title/81032347

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As vaping crisis continues to affect legal marijuana vape sales, MJ firms use education to allay consumers’ concerns

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The brand boasts 50 plus High Times cup awards

Los Angeles— November 18, 2019 — PROJECT CANNABIS Chief Operating Officer Cameron Smith announced the launch of EXOTIC GENETIX today under an exclusive statewide licensing agreement.  EXOTIC GENETIX is recognized as one of the most storied and recognized flower brands in the world with more than fifty High Times cup awards.

Brand launch continues a commitment to retail excellence

“We’ve been relentlessly committed to an unsurpassed consumer experience in our stores and EXOTIC GENETIX ensures us another exclusive that serves our customers desire for the finest cannabis in the world. The fact that we were selected as the exclusive cultivation and retail partner for the entire state of California speaks volumes about our cultivation and retail team’s prowess and passion for excellence. I can’t say enough about our team and the stunning quality of these award-winning strains” noted Smith.

PROJECT CANNABIS will launch a limited release of three strains FALCON 9, LUXURIOTTI and TRUFFLES this Thursday November 21 at PROJECT CANNABIS Studio City located at 11557 Ventura Blvd, Studio City CA 91604 followed by upcoming releases of GREASE MONKEY, TINA, STRAWBERRIES & CREAM, MILK N COOKIES, MINT CHIP and RAINBOW CHIP in the coming weeks.

“Our more than 30,000 consumers monthly have come to trust our award-winning seed to store brands and our in-store associates, they’ve asked us for the finest cannabis in the world and that’s exactly what we’ve delivered” says Smith.

More about Project Cannabis

Project Cannabis is an award winning vertically integrated cannabis company headquartered in Los Angeles, California that owns and operates three dispensaries in Los Angeles, one dispensary in San Francisco’s South of Market district, a 36,000 square foot state of the art indoor grow in downtown LA and Evergreen Distribution serving retailers statewide. In addition Project Cannabis cultivates and retails multi High Times cup winning TRIPLE SEVEN flower as well as market leading CLASSIX, The PLUG, Budder Bus, Slab Cab and CLASSIX vape with three more internal brands launching this spring.

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For media please contact Project Cannabis COO Cameron Smith

Phone number: 214 773 3487

Email: Cam@mmacus.com

For more information:

www.EXOTICGENETIX.com

www.Projcan.com

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“LOS ANGELES – The parking lot outside a stark-looking dispensary on a busy Los Angeles street is almost full on a weekday afternoon. Inside, jars of weed line the shelves behind a counter and colorful signs show prices. But if everything looks normal, it isn’t…”

Read and watch the full story here: Black Market Weed on CNBC

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