Games & Daily Puzzle

Last updated 2026-08-08

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Florida runs two supply clocks at the same time: 35 days for smokable flower, 70 days for everything non-smokable. They don't wait for each other, and being inside one says nothing about the other.

Eight scenarios, and the only question is whether you can buy yet. Getting this wrong is the most common reason someone is turned away at a counter they thought they were entitled to use.

Terpene Match

Match each aromatic compound to the everyday thing that smells of it. Limonene and lemon peel, pinene and pine needles, myrcene and mango.

Every one of these turns up in food you already eat, which is the point of the game.

Dispensary Dash

A schematic of the roads this city is strung along, with the stops taken from our own dispensary list. The name at the top is where you're going; drive there before the clock runs out.

Nothing is bought or carried. The only question is where that one is, which is the question most people arrive here with.

Palm Parkway

McGregor Boulevard is lined with royal palms, and this is the City of Palms. So the rule is the opposite of most games like it: you aren't dodging anything, you're chasing the shade.

The meter drains in open sun and refills under a palm. Stay under them as long as you can.

Why a cannabis site has games

Honestly? Because a dispensary directory is a page you visit once and a puzzle is a page you come back to. No loftier reason than that.

They carry no cannabis imagery, no strain brand names and no consumption of any kind. Two of them teach something real: which supply cycle you're in, and where the dispensaries on this site sit.

All four were written for Fort Myers. Our sister site has its own, and there is no overlap between them.