Cannabis has been a buzzword for quite some time, mainly due to its two famous cannabinoids, THC and CBD. But did you know there’s more hidden treasure within the cannabis plant that’s been under the radar for over half a century whilst research was stifled? Meet Cannabichromene (CBC), the unsung hero of cannabis, ready to … Read more
The cannabis universe is rich and diverse, with countless strains available, each offering unique effects and experiences. Traditionally, these strains have been broadly categorized as Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid. But what do these terms truly mean? What are the differences between them, and how much can they dictate your cannabis experience? Let’s delve into the … Read more
“Reggie Weed” is a colloquial term often used within the cannabis community to refer to cannabis that is of lower quality. This type of cannabis has particular attributes that distinguish it from higher-quality varieties, known by terms such as “dank,” “fire,” or “top-shelf.” Understanding these differences is key for consumers, both seasoned and novice, as … Read more
Cannabis is a veritable treasure trove of intriguing chemical compounds, each playing an integral part in shaping the plant’s multifaceted profile. These compounds serve a myriad of roles, intricately influencing the distinct aroma, unique flavor, and potential psychoactive effects that each cannabis strain has to offer. Terpinolene, a fascinating terpene, stands among these compounds. Although … Read more
The main psychoactive component that can be isolated from cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC for short. Trichomes, which are glands on the plant, contain most of the cannabinoid THC. These are the tiny protrusions from the plant’s surface that resemble hair. These trichomes are most densely packed on the female plant’s blossoms (buds), while they … Read more
In common parlance, the term “weed” refers to the dried flowers (or buds) of the cannabis plant. These flowers are typically reduced to a fine powder before being smoked, vaporised, or used in the culinary arts. The cannabis plant’s flowers include cannabinoids, terpenes, and other chemicals. Cannabinoids such as THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (Cannabidiol) are … Read more
Cannabis, like many other plants, produces a huge number of chemical molecules known as terpenes. They are the primary factor in how each type of cannabis smells and tastes uniquely. In addition to discouraging herbivores and attracting pollinators, these chemicals play other vital roles in plant physiology. However, they are receiving greater attention as a … Read more
Hexahydrocannabinol, or HHC for short, is the common abbreviation for a class of cannabinoids that are chemically related to THC (Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol) but differ significantly from it. Examples of such compounds include Delta-8-HHC and Delta-9-HHC, both of which feature a fully saturated ring in their chemical structure and are hence said to be “hydrogenated.” As opposed … Read more
Trichomes, which may appear as tiny, almost transparent, hair-like extensions, are distributed over the surface of cannabis plants. They are of high significance in the world of cannabis due to the essential roles they perform in the life cycle of the plant and in defining the quality of the product. Let’s look deeper into the … Read more
The main psychoactive component of cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC for short. Among the class of substances known as cannabinoids, which are found only in cannabis, this is one of the most prevalent. The psychoactive compound in marijuana, THC, is responsible for the “high” that users report after consuming the drug. This “high” might include … Read more
