From Seed to Sale — The Lifetime of a Cannabis Bud Cannabis growth includes a series of stages that plants go through during their life cycle. Each stage is a technical process that requires its requirements. A cannabis plant grows between 4 and 8 months, depending on the growing conditions. To attain high-quality cannabis bud,…
Historic Cannabis Uses in Rituals Cannabis has been a part of rituals for centuries. This is more than the common 4:20 – puff puff pass ritual. From spiritual rituals to rites of passage, dedication ceremonies, and more, many cultures and organizations include some or all of the cannabis plan in their rituals. This article will…
The First Cannabis Dispensary In The US Those participating in today’s cannabis culture owe much to our forebears, those who fought for our rights to use cannabis either medically or recreationally. We often don’t give them enough credit or even thought, but these were individuals who risked their reputations, jobs, and some, even their lives,…
Like many industries, customers are on the hunt for the best of the best and the newest of the new. As a species, we’ve been experimenting with cross-breeding plants for at least 11,000 years. New technologies have only accelerated our efforts, and with cannabis especially, we see new product innovations that both open up new…
Cannabis has changed a lot over the past couple of decades. We’re not just talking about how the plant has become more familiar and less criminalized. Or even how the medical community is making use of the plant, or the thousands of businesses that are thriving because of its now – widespread – acceptance.
As the phrase goes, “you get what you get, and you don’t get upset.” But is this really the truth when it comes to cannabis? Let’s find out in this article.
Enjoying cannabis is one thing, but understanding where it comes from is something else entirely! You would assume that the commercial harvesting process of cannabis is fast and easy, but that’s not necessarily the case.
It’s easy to get pulled into the cannabis culture of THC and CBD. But there’s a third, rather beneficial cannabinoid that we don’t hear much about. That cannabinoid is CBG (Cannabigerol), oftentimes referred to as “the mother of all cannabinoids.”
Why is smoking bad for you? When a temperature hits combustion level, certain compounds like benzene, carbon monoxide and dioxins, and tars get released into the air. Breathing that in is toxic!
If wines have a “cepage,” then does that mean that cannabinoids and terpenes are sort of like a “cepage” for cannabis?