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As a new cannabis consumer, you are beginning to realize that there is a whole world of product options to fit the needs and preferences of any individual

As we’ve learned before, cannabinoids are compounds like CBD and THC that affect consumers in different ways. We’ve also discussed that terpenes are what produce flavor and aroma in each strain, but their purpose is far more important than simply influencing those physical attributes.

Recently, we discussed a product called Rick Simpson Oil, or RSO, which is known to have a thick, sticky quality, not unlike tar, and is often sourced from indica strains.

In your search for cannabis products either in-store or online, you’ve probably encountered plenty of oils. You may have even purchased and tried some before.

The last thing you want to worry about is how you will get your medicine. If you’re running low on medical cannabis, you don’t want to have to rush out of the house at the last minute and pick up everything you need before it’s time to hit the road. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could bring what you have with you and simply not worry about that after you arrive? 

More people in the US are trying it these days as legalization is slowly spreading across the country. It’s a new era in cannabis culture where recreational use is becoming more accepted and appreciated in our society. Even so, you may still have some reservations regarding cannabis consumption, and that’s completely understandable.

At this point in your cannabis journey, you probably know the difference between CBD and THC quite well. They are two of the most common and most popular cannabinoids. Of course, there are many other beneficial compounds in cannabis plants that are worth learning about as well, and two that have been gaining popularity within the community are CBG and CBN.

Do you love the effects and benefits of cannabis? If so, you should learn more about how it works so you can truly appreciate what this plant can do for you.

So, you’ve finally decided to take a joyride into the wonderful world of cannabis. Welcome! We’re happy to have a new passenger! 

Welcome back! You liked our first terminology guide so much that you wanted more, eh? There are plenty of terms that fresh and eager cannabis consumers can add to their vocabulary — so many, in fact, that we can’t possibly cover it all in one piece, which is why we’re returning with the next installment in the series.