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Terpinolene is a terpene found in cannabis, sage, lilac, rosemary, conifer trees, apple trees, and tea trees. In cannabis, it is normally only present in minor amounts (if at all). It is similar to pinene and has a wide array of flavors and aromas from pine and wood to sweet and citrus [3]. Though they …
THC is mainly popular for its recreational value, but truly there is more to THC than getting high. It can be an important natural care option for many with conditions that do not respond well to conventional pharmaceutical treatments for conditions like cancer, AIDs, some types of mood disorders, spasticity disorders, and chronic pain.
Alpha-Humulene makes up about 40% of the essential oil of hops and is a common cannabis terpene. Cannabis (including CBD hemp flower) is actually closely related to hops so it is natural for them to share this terpene. Humulene is the source of the “hoppy” flavors of beer. Outside of hops and cannabis, it can …
Linalool is a terpene found in cannabis and lavender. It has a floral scent with a hint of spice. Outside of cannabis and lavender, linalool can be found in over 200 species of plants. It is most abundant in plants in the species Lamiaceae (mint and other herbs), Lauraceae (laurels, cinnamon, rosewood), and Rutaceae (citrus …
Pinene is a very common terpene in cannabis and other plants. It can be found in cannabis, hops, cumin, pine and conifer trees, juniper, cedar, sage, basil, parsley, rosemary, dill, oranges, nutmeg, ginger, lime peel, allspice, bitter fennel, and eucalyptus. Pinene is thought to have many benefits including, pain relief, anti-microbial activity, cancer cell inhibition, …
When you consume any cannabinoid, it works in the body through the endocannabinoid system. This system has two main types of cannabinoid receptors. The first to be discovered is the CB1 receptor that is associated with THC (a plant cannabinoid) and anandamide (AEA; an endocannabinoid produced naturally by the body) [6]. Later, the CB2 receptor …
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (aka Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome) is a new clinical diagnosis for a condition that affects some cannabis users. This condition is being identified in younger cannabis users who use cannabis regularly for extended periods of time (years). As the name implies, it is characterized by “hyper-” (frequent) “-emesis” (vomiting). While cannabis normally can …
Limonene is one of the most common terpenes in the world. It is very common among cannabis varieties and can be found in strains of all origins thanks to extensive hybridization. Finding a cannabis strain that doesn’t have limonene is actually more difficult than finding strains that contain this uplifting terpene. Outside of cannabis, limonene …
Myrcene is the terpene that gives cannabis flowers spicy, earthy, peppery, and musky scents and imparts a mildly sweet flavor. This sensory profile can also be found in other myrcene-containing plants like hops and mangos. Myrcene is thought to have good benefits for pain and is set to be used in a UCLA clinical trial …
Cannabinoid receptor type 1 (CB1, CBR 1) is a receptor protein in the body’s endocannabinoid system. Naturally, this receptor binds with the endocannabinoid anandamide (AEA). However, it is also able to bind to the cannabinoid tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). THC is found in hemp flower in small amounts and marijuana in large amounts. CB1 was the first …
The cannabis terpene beta-caryophyllene is very unique because it can bind to the CB2 endocannabinoid receptor like a cannabinoid (THC, CBD, CBG, CBN, etc.). It is one of the big reasons people are encouraged to look beyond cannabinoid potency and consider a strain for its terpene profile as well. Cannabinoids can work together with terpenes …
Cannabis cannabinoids are more than just cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). There are hundreds of cannabinoids, most of which are molecular variations of a few different groups. CBD and THC are called major cannabinoids because they are the most abundant and well-studied. Other cannabinoids, like cannabinol (CBN), cannabigerol (CBG), cannabichromene (CBC), and more, are called …
Mold is a common issue with all types of cannabis, and hemp mold can be hard to spot with pictures alone. In this article, we will show you what moldy hemp flower looks like and talk about some of the other issues it can be confused with. Moldy Hemp or Dark Colored Hemp? Hemp flower …
Many customers complain about dry buds of hemp or marijuana, but dry weed is normal. In fact, it may even be a better value. Whether you are buying hemp or marijuana, the dryness of the bud is a normal and inherent variable that is not a reason for a return or refund.
Cannabutter, or cannabis butter, is simply butter that is infused with herbal cannabis flower. Cannabutter can be made using marijuana (high THC) or hemp flowers (low THC, high CBD). When it comes to using cannabutter, it is just as versatile as regular butter. However, it is important to keep in mind that it is difficult …
A cannabis vaporizer may also be called a vape pen, dry herb vape, CBD vape, or weed vape. These are different from the vaporizers that are used to vape nicotine. Some cross-over devices do exist, but vaping weed or CBD vs nicotine e-juice requires different temperature settings and coil materials. Luckily, there are many types …
Sex is a normal and healthy human function, but some individuals face intimate challenges that can be hard to talk about. In researching CBD and sex and cannabis and sex, you will find a lot of claims on the internet. Many people are wondering if natural products like CBD and cannabis for sex can have …
Cannabis is becoming a major subject of discussion around the world and is the subject of much ongoing research. Many studies have reported positive effects of cannabis for some medical purposes. This trend has triggered public interest in the possibility of using cannabis for cancer.
Indicas and sativas are the two most recognizable types of cannabis species. But what is the real difference when it comes to indicas versus sativas? Some cannabis users can feel a distinct difference between the two. Others do not seem to be able to distinguish between indicas versus sativas. Aside from recreation, cannabis has many …
Weed prices can vary widely from state to state and worldwide. The price of weed is highly variable based on its scarcity, quality, and volume purchased. Depending on where you live in the US, weed may or may not be legal. While some states have legalized marijuana consumption, other states have kept it on the …
Many are wondering how to smoke shatter since it is such a popular type of cannabis concentrate. Shatter is a very concentrated cannabis extract. It contains cannabinoids and terpenes. CBD shatter is also becoming more widely available. Unlike THC concentrates, CBD shatter will not get you high. Several different extraction methods are used to make …
When it comes to measuring cannabis, the process alone sounds easy. However, weed scale measurements can be a little confusing for new users. Luckily, once you get it right it becomes easy to remember. Cannabis, like most consumables, needs to be measured by weight. Weed can be more dense or dry, so measuring by weight …
Wild hemp is also known as feral cannabis, wild marijuana, or “ditch weed.” These wild hemp plants have been defined by The Drug Enforcement Agency as, “wild, scattered marijuana plants [with] no evidence of planting, fertilizing, or tending.” The wild hemp plant supposedly arose from industrial hemp plants. During World War II, midwestern industrial hemp …
Interest in the difference between hemp vs weed is on the rise as more states legalize marijuana. The 2018 Farm Bill made hemp farming federally legal. On the other hand, weed remains a Schedule I Drug. “In December of 2018, the 2018 Farm Bill was signed into law. It removed hemp, defined as cannabis (Cannabis …
