Did you know on 1859 the American Provers Union, a collective of physicians who tired to better understand the effects of drugs by taking them themselves wrote a homeopathy report documenting their experiences with cannabis in various doses? Check out the book at this link! https://www.nlm.nih.gov/exhibition/pickyourpoison/digitalgallery/detail-American-25931050R.html ..read more

Humulene is a terpene that is commonly found in cannabis cultivars and other plants such as hops, basil, coriander, cloves, sage, black pepper, and balsam fir. It is known for its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and appetite suppressant properties. Humulene is a monocyclic sesquiterpene. Sesquiterpenes are highly diverse and exhibit a wide range of biological activities. They can act as defensive compounds against herbivores or pathogens, play a role in plant signaling and communication, and contribute to the complex aromas of essential oils. Some sesquiterpenes also possess pharmacological pro ..read more

I always look forward to visiting Northern California where I grew up. I was blessed to grow up in the emerald triangle surround by craft cannabis cultivators. These cultivators showed our community the importance of using and honoring the land to grow some of the world's most renowned cananbis while keeping it clean and pure to its truest form. I visted my favorite dispensary Soulful in Sebastopol, Ca who had always supported craft cultivated cannabis. I picked up Hella Dank hashish infused pre rolls. This cannabis brand supports small craft cultivators from the Humboldt/Mendocino area bring ..read more

Blue Dream, why is it so popular? When you look at her testing results & chemical make up, she is domaine Pinene and Myrcene with higher THC levels above 20%. Pinene is the creative terpene, it’s great for cognitIve care & opening the airways. Myrcene is a sedative & analgesic, when combined the Pinene trumps the myrcene in promoting a giggling, creative, active & hyper focused high while the myrcene provides the pain relif and nice body high. These therpenes complement each other in Blue Dream making it a very popular chemovar on multiple states across the US. Patients who use ..read more

Next time you find yourself rolling a joint, take a moment to appreciate the ritual unfolding before you. As you ignite the flame and inhale the essence of the plant, allow your mind to wander, to explore the vast landscapes of thought, and to embrace the poetry that lies within. Remember, creativity is a gift, and cannabis is but one of its many muses. Happy rolling, happy creating, happy Sunday Funday plant ..read more

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The male cannabis plant, also known as hemp, has been utilized for various purposes throughout history. Here are some current and historical uses of the male cannabis plant: Fiber production: Hemp fibers obtained from the male cannabis plant are known for their strength and durability. These fibers have been used for centuries to make ropes, textiles, paper, and other materials Hemp fiber is still used today in the production of clothing, bags, and other fabric-based products. Seed production: Male cannabis plants produce seeds that are rich in nutrients and have numerous applications. Hemp ..read more

The cannabis plant consists of several parts, each with its own distinct properties and potential uses. Here are the main parts of the cannabis plant and how they can be utilized: Flowers/Buds: The flowers, commonly referred to as buds, are the reproductive organs of the female cannabis plant. They contain the highest concentration of cannabinoids, such as THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) and CBD (cannabidiol), which are responsible for the plant's psychoactive and therapeutic effects. Buds are typically harvested and dried for smoking, vaporizing, or used as an ingredient in various cannabis produ ..read more

I have Fibromyalgia and I am looking for a flower to smoke for pain relief and relaxation at night? Sincerely, Fatigued Dear Fatigued, Cannabis has been studied for its potential benefits in treating fibromyalgia, a condition characterized by chronic pain, fatigue, and other symptoms. Several studies have suggested that cannabis, particularly its components THC, CBD and terpenes beta-caryophyllene, myrcene, linalool and pinene may help alleviate pain and improve quality of life in people with fibromyalgia. If you are purchasing from a dispensary ask the budtender to search the on site COA's (c ..read more

What are the possible side effects of cannabis use? Thankfully yours, Red Eyes Dear Red Eyes, Responsible use of cannabis is closely tied to education and understanding. When individuals have access to accurate and comprehensive information about cannabis, its effects, proper dosing, and potential risks, they're better equipped to make informed decisions that minimize unwanted side effects. Humans have the longest and safest recorded history with cannabis than any other medicine on earth. Education plays a crucial role in several aspects: Understanding Dosage: Knowing the appropriate dosa ..read more