It wouldn't be a surprise if it took at least another four or five years.

The marijuana holiday 4/20 is going to be a little different this year as the world grapples with the coronavirus pandemic, prompting orders to avoid public gatherings and take social distancing measures.

People light up at 4:20 p.m. at the 420 Hippie Hill celebration in Golden Gate Park on April 20, 2018. That was the first celebration with…

"It's not just 4/20 and cannabis with the COVID-19. The whole month is 4/20 — 4/20/20," said Mike Bitar, at East of Eden in South Salinas.

Dispensaries across Nevada are finding new ways to celebrate 4/20 --a traditional day of large sales and cannabis-related festivals across the nation and world. "It's a hallmark celebration for our industry," said Matthew Janz, the marketing director at The + Source Dispensary. For the cannabis industry, 4/20 is a date where the 'green stuff' brings in a lot of other 'green stuff. ' "It's very similar to Black Friday in traditional retail industries," Janz said.

Dispensaries get creative, and celebrities join in, as gatherings give way to livestreams.

By now you have heard undoubtedly about the coronavirus and its effects on the cannabis industry. The tough reality is that we will likely be in this situation for some time and that it’s going to get a lot worse before it gets better.

For months, Jerry Millen was awaiting the state’s OK to offer curbside pickup at Greenhouse, the marijuana store he and his business partners own in Walled Lake.

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If you’re housebound by COVID-19 – as so many of us are – you’re probably doing more home cooking. Maybe you're also cooking with cannabis.