The managing partner of one of the world’s best-known autoflower seed banks rarely gives interviews. He talked to The Cannex about how the brand was born, what stabilization really means, …
Martin Weller
Martin Weller
Martin is an independent policy journalist and the Editor-in-Chief of The Cannex. With over a decade of experience covering regulatory frameworks, drug policy reform, and the emerging legal cannabis market across North America and Europe, Martin brings a data-driven approach to cannabis journalism. Before taking the helm at The Cannex, he covered pharmaceutical regulations and healthcare policies for several independent European publications. Martin specializes in translating complex legal texts (such as Germany’s CanG and US federal rescheduling efforts) into clear, actionable insights for businesses and consumers alike. He firmly believes in the power of education to erase stigma and promote safe, legal access to medical and recreational cannabis.
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Update, 8 October 2026: After publication we obtained the text of the 15 September circular (Ministry of Health, ref. Α.Π.οικ.4941), and this article has been revised to reflect it. An …
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US Medical Marijuana Patients Statistics: 3.9 Million Registered, 35,000 Authorizing Clinicians, 110,000 Caregivers
Ask how many Americans hold a medical marijuana card and no federal agency can tell you. There is no national registry. Every state keeps its own ledger: some publish it …
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Half of the people who use cannabis in Spain say they do it to unwind or take the edge off stress. A third use it to sleep. More than one …
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Cannabinoid Extract for Endometriosis Pain: What a Charité Pilot Study of 27 Women Found
For many women with endometriosis, the month splits into two kinds of days: days with pain, and days spent waiting for it. The women who joined a small study at …
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Ask ten people in a supermarket queue why they bought a bottle of CBD drops and you will hear the same three words again and again: anxiety, pain, sleep. What …
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Moderate Drought Stress and Indoor Cannabis Yield: What a Hohenheim Water-Deficit Trial Found
Every indoor grower has heard the theory. Stress the plant a little near harvest, the story goes, and it will “defend itself” by packing more cannabinoids into the flower. Some …
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Cannabigerol User Survey: What 239 People Say About Satisfaction, Doses and Side Effects
Walk into almost any hemp shop and you will find cannabigerol, or CBG, sold with adjectives: calming, balancing, restorative. What you will not find is much evidence about how people …
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Cannabis Use in Germany After Partial Legalisation: What a New Study of 36,000 People Found
When Germany’s Cannabis Act took effect on 1 April 2024, the loudest objection was easy to state: if adults can legally hold and grow cannabis, more people will use it. …
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Oklahoma Cannabis Cultivation Facility Air Quality Study: What 113,000 Sensor Readings Found Inside a Grow Room
For three weeks in the summer of 2023, seven air quality monitors sat quietly among roughly 900 flowering cannabis plants in a converted commercial space in Central Oklahoma. They recorded …