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Exploring the Basics of Marijuana Consumption

Heavy Hitter Strains: Girl Scout Cookies, Wedding Cake, and Gelato

It’s Not All About THC Percentage

The Lowdown on Adult Recreational Use

The Ultimate Guide to 3 Joint Rolling Techniques: Basic, Cross, and Tulip

Things To Consider When Thinking About Medical Marijuana Use

Exploring the Basics of Marijuana Consumption

Marijuana can be a confusing subject if you are new to the plant. Even though the word marijuana refers to a single plant, Cannabis Sativa, and all marijuana contains cannabinoids like THC and CBD, there is so much more to it. Selective breeding has cultivated a rainbow of different strains that all affect the user differently. Innovators are constantly creating new cannabis products that are absorbed differently, make you feel differently, and which have their own preferred applications. Even the question of whether marijuana is legal or not is all muddled up. Every state has its own stance on whether it is legal or not and in what capacity. So, let’s explore some of the basics of consuming marijuana. That means answering some of the most burning questions you probably have. Whether you are interested in medicinal or recreational use, this guide aims to give you a solid foundation on

Heavy Hitter Strains: Girl Scout Cookies, Wedding Cake, and Gelato

Looking for some of the best strains on dispensary shelves right now? Cannabis genetics is a never-ending race to the latest and greatest strains, with breeders around the world competing to find the next big thing. Despite ever-evolving cultivation, many of today’s heaviest-hitting strains still come from one genetic line: Girl Scout Cookies strain. In this post, we’re going to review some of the top strains that come from the Girl Scout Cookies line, including Wedding Cake and Gelato. Girl Scout Cookies Strain Review Let’s start this review where every relevant strain begins: with Girl Scout Cookies. This 60/40 indica-dominant hybrid is one of the biggest things to happen in cannabis in the last decade. Rapper, entrepreneur, and cannabis mogul Berner first grew the Girl Scout Cookies strain in 2010. It traces its lineage back to OG Kush and Durban Poison, a notorious pedigree. That’s given Girl Scout Cookies a

It’s Not All About THC Percentage

If you’re a newer cannabis user, chances are you look at one of a strain’s properties more than any other to determine its effects. What’s that trait? THC percentage, of course! It makes sense at first. THC gives cannabis its distinct psychoactive high. That must mean that a higher THC concentration means more powerful marijuana, right? Not exactly. In fact, hundreds of other active ingredients in cannabis plants play a role in determining a strain’s properties. In this post, we’ll dive into exactly what those traits are. Decoding THC Percentage and Its Effects Don’t get us wrong. THC percentage is definitely an important factor when determining a strain’s properties. For one, THC is the main psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, according to scientific data. As a partial agonist for your body’s CB1 receptors, it triggers the altered state known as a “high.” What Plays a Role in a Strain’s Effects Other

The Lowdown on Adult Recreational Use

With more and more adults living in states that endorse recreational use, the question of whether to try marijuana or not is one we will all face. There isn’t a single answer for everyone. We all have our preferences. Instead of trying to sell you, let’s answer some questions. If you try marijuana what is going to happen? Let’s explore the good things you might experience and look at some of the positive ways that people are using cannabis in their daily lives. To balance things out, we also need to go over some of the possible downsides that could come from using marijuana. What are some of the side effects of marijuana use? Is marijuana addictive? By answering some of these questions, hopefully, you will have a clearer idea of what recreational marijuana is like. Why might I want to try marijuana? Users turn to marijuana for the feeling

The Ultimate Guide to 3 Joint Rolling Techniques: Basic, Cross, and Tulip

The noble joint. Is there any more classic way to spark up? The first recorded use of the term “joint” to refer to a cannabis-based cigarette can be traced to sometime around 1938. But we’d likely been twisting cannabis into papers for centuries before that moment was documented. As an ode to the roll, we’re taking a deep dive into the technique involved in how to roll a joint. Once you learn the basics, we’ll also cover a next-level maneuver: How to roll a cross joint. Finally, we’ll explore the techniques you’ll need to learn how to roll a tulip joint. Basic Fundamentals: How to Roll a Joint You have to learn to walk before you run. That goes for rolling joints, too. You’ll need to know now to roll a joint before you learn how to roll a cross joint or a tulip joint. Rolling a traditional joint is

Things To Consider When Thinking About Medical Marijuana Use

Medical marijuana is on the minds of most Americans in one form or another. A majority of states have legalized marijuana for medicinal uses, with more joining the fold every day. Cannabis is lauded as a cure-all by one side of the fence and an evil plague on the other. So, will this magical plant cure everything or will it destroy the world? The reality lies somewhere in the middle. There are some conditions where patients swear by its effectiveness, and there are others that may have fallen to the hype. Whether medical marijuana could be beneficial to you depends a lot on your personal needs. To help make that statement a little less ominous, let’s cover the basics of medical marijuana and some important things to consider to help decide if medical marijuana is an avenue you want to try. What is medical marijuana? Medical marijuana uses the Cannabis

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