The HIGH TIMES Potathlon consisted of five events. In the obstacle course, the first obstacle was completing a clean bong hit. Referees watched closely to ensure the chamber was cleared.

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The Potathlon’s joint-rolling competition was won by Tyler Thomas of the National Joint Rolling League for this mini-bong made from Raw rolling papers.

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Radicale Genetics took third place in Best CBD Flowers for Cellar CBD.

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Mataren Organic Farms offered dabs to all in their hot pink booth.

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Ooze is an aptly named company that merchandises everything a dabber could need in the concentrates market.

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Josh Keasler of Skunkwerks, Sapo-Worldwide and Brandon of 3rd Family Generation love their Zkittlez!

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The ladies of the Green Zone put Cup-goers in the stoned zone.

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At 4:20, the Herbal Solutions booth drew a huge crowd with giveaways, including a dollar bill-shooting cannon.

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Laith Al-Saadi, the pride of Michigan who gained national attention on “The Voice,” performed on Saturday afternoon.

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Michigan activist legend John Sinclair smoked up backstage prior to performing a few songs with Laith Al-Saadi.

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The Martinez Studio Art Club created this sand sculpture to honor our military veterans.

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LightSky Farms won two Cannabis Cups for Best Vape Pen and Best CBD Concentrate.

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Arborside, one of Ann Arbor’s top dispensaries, won Cups for Best CBD Edible and Best Hybrid Flower.

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Captain Kirk’s Edibles won the prize for Best Edible for Key Lime Ganja Pops.

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