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Good Potiquette is Our Joint Responsibility

Potiquette™ (pätɨkɛt) is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior, in relation to consumption of marijuana, according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or group. As marijuana use is becoming more mainstream, it’s time to lay down a few laws so we can all continue to enjoy this beautifully functional and enjoyable plant together, responsibly and in harmony.

We’ll discuss everything from being “that guy” the mooch, to sword-brandishing dealers, bad product at dispensaries, growers who poison their crops, and other breaches of etiquette we encounter in cannabis culture. Uh oh, not sure if you’re “that guy,” or having trouble confronting the mooch in your life? Write in and get an answer from a Pookie Pots Cannabis Consultant. Don’t worry, we’re professionals.

The Potiquette Blog

Hi guys, ‘member that time I nuked my site and almost all the articles from the past three years? Yeah, still working on fixing that. In the meantime, these random few posts managed to hold on, gasping and screaming, as I flushed everything else down the toilet. I’m also still writing new content, so if you please, you may subscribe to this blog or sign up for my mailing list (both options located at the bottom of every page). Please stay tuned as I work to get all that old content re-written or restored, and thanks for visiting! As always, if you see a need for content corrections or would like me to address or review something specific, get in touch!

A Lighter Shade of Brownie

Back in 2016, something popped up on facebook about the death of Rapper DTTX (Bobby Ramirez), who was best known as one-half of the Mexican-American hip hop group Lighter Shade of Brown. OK, it's not like I was ever super into Lighter Shade of Brown. At the time of Ramirez's death ...
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Gluten-Free Flour & Substitutions

I've had some questions in the past about how I make my baked goods gluten-free and (sometimes) vegan. This is how I make my flour blends, add binders, and make subs for milk, eggs, and dairy butter, along with some notes about how to do it affordably. About the Gluten-Free ...
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Harvest Day

We harvested Mama Groot a couple days ago, and she didn't disappoint us. After a three month grow from seed to harvest, we got just under 11 oz. (uncured/wet), which is not at all shabby. After our last grow, in which we were beset by mites and plagued throughout with ...
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2018: A Smoky, Tokey New Year

What a time to be alive. As we Californians head into the new year, and our shiny new legalized cannabis laws take effect, I'd like to pause for a moment and enjoy a tiny victory dance. Let's talk brass tacks. Having just completed a round of holiday get-togethers, I've heard ...
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Product Review: Stonerware Pot Leaf Cookie Cutter

OK, so it's a totally cute idea and I really wanted this to work, but overall, my cookies didn't look great after cutting with this tool. Even after flouring or oiling the ridges, the cookie dough stuck, and was difficult to get out of the points. Now, full disclosure: I'm ...
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Legal Resources, Politics, & Non-Profits

Get Involved Americans for Safe Access is a great organization that makes it easy to get involved on a local level, and this is the organization to which I donate. http://www.safeaccessnow.org/local_resources That's not to say some of these other organizations might not suit you. Below are some of the "big ...
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