Nov 17

Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out? Edibles Campaign Looks Low-Key Trippy but the Goodies Are All About Productivity

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If a cannabis marketer uses groovy, psychedelic images–think flower power and candy colors–it may bring to mind Woodstock-era bacchanals with a “turn on, tune in, drop out” vibe. A new campaign from Canyon THC has purposely co-opted the look of that acid trippy period, but flipped the carefree Summer of Love notions on their heads….

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