Knowing to get into a better headspace when consuming too much is vital. If you find yourself in this situation, don’t panic! There are ways to sober up from a marijuana high. In this article, we will discuss five ways to help you get back to feeling like yourself again. As a new cannabis user, it’s essential to understand that marijuana can have various effects on your body and mind. Although many people use marijuana to relax and unwind, sometimes, it can lead to a high that may make you feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed. Here in the Cali Street Cannabis blog, we aim to provide insights abou ..read more

If you’re a cannabis user, you might have heard about “dabbing,” which is the process of vaporizing cannabis concentrates. As the popularity of cannabis concentrates grows, so does the method of consuming them.  Dabbing has become increasingly popular in recent years, and for a good reason. In this article, we’ll explore what dabbing is, the different types of concentrates that can be used, and why it might be a healthier alternative to smoking. What are Cannabis Concentrates? Cannabis concentrates are products that contain high levels of cannabinoids, such as THC or CBD. These concentrat ..read more

Smoking a joint has become the stereotypical image of using weed. However, in many cannabis-friendly states, concentrate sales are outpacing traditional trichome-loaded flowers. Survey data shows that the number of weed users trying high-potency extracts is increasing in all legal markets. Industry leaders also note that consumers are more likely to gravitate to cannabis concentrates the longer weed is legal in their state.  There’s no question that cannabis concentrates have gained a serious market share in 2023. If current trends persist, the concentrates market will likely expand in th ..read more

Cannabis concentrates are created by extracting the most potent and desirable compounds from the cannabis plant such as cannabinoids and terpenes. These concentrates can contain much higher levels of these compounds than traditional cannabis flower, leading to more potent and pronounced effects. There are several different types of cannabis concentrates, each with its own unique production methods and characteristics. Some of the most common types of cannabis concentrates include Hashish, Kief, BHO (Butane Hash Oil), CO2 Oil, Rosin, and our star of the show—bubble hash.   Bubble Hash ..read more

Cannabis fans no longer need to fear smoking, vaping, or dabbing their favorite strains. Although it’s not legal to roll a joint on a park bench, it’s far easier for weed fans to enjoy their favorite herb without constantly looking over their shoulders. Plus, in cannabis-friendly states, it’s getting more common for tokers to “accessorize” their experience. In other words, cannabis fans use many carefully-crafted tools to elevate their experience.  There are loads of weed accessories on the market nowadays. But, a few have become staples in the cannabis community. Anyone who wants to add ..read more

The terminology used in the cannabis industry has grown increasingly complex over the past few years. As more manufacturers rush to produce products in cannabis-friendly states, the range of weed-related items is increasing. For example, it’s getting more common to find cannabis extracts with labels such as “full-spectrum,” “broad-spectrum,” or “isolate.” According to some cannasseurs, only “full-spectrum cannabis oils” offer the optimal experience for customers, but is that true? What distinguishes a “full-spectrum oil” from other cannabis extracts?    What Does “Full-Spectrum” Mean ..read more

Thanks to technological advancements in the breeding industry, today’s cannabis strains have a higher THC content than ever before. In the 70s, strains like Panama Red used to knock stoners’ socks off with a THC content of 15-17%. Nowadays, the strongest cannabis strains available today contain THC levels of between 30% and 34%. Of course, we must keep in mind that different growing conditions for the same strain of cannabis might result in different THC concentrations. Most of the strains with the highest THC levels have been older phenotypes that have been crossbred and hybridized over time ..read more

Cannabis smell. Whether you’re growing it or smoking it, the pungent odor of the marijuana plant is immediately recognizable. As much as we love it, we understand that the cannabis smell can be a problem for both growers and smokers, especially if you are outdoors or if you don’t want to draw unnecessary attention. There are, however, many low-odor strains that either produce almost no smell or have smells that are totally different from the skunky aroma that represents marijuana. Let’s check them out! Jack Herer One of the most well-known low-odor strains on the market, Jack Herer can be grow ..read more

Are you looking for some weird-tasting cannabis strains? The flavor profile of a particular marijuana strain is a decisive factor in its commercial success. Cannabis strains come in various flavors, and the manner in which the specific cannabis strain was cultivated, cured, stored, and processed makes up a strain’s flavor profile but let’s not forget its genetics. Let’s now see the weirdest-tasting cannabis strains in today’s market! Meat Breath This weird-tasting strain, a cross between Mendo Breath and Meatloaf, is a classic Indica, which means that it has a more subtle harmony between physi ..read more