Cannabis Education & Recipes

Sublingual

Live vs Cured

Edibles

Citral

Cannabis Inflorescence

Trichomes

Limonene

Terpinolene Monoterpene associated with the gasoline and cheese aromas in cannabis. Found in apples and frequently used in soaps and...

Sesquiterpene commonly found in cannabis likely due to its functionality in plants. The first terpene also proven to be a cannabinoid...

What are cannabinoids? Cannabinoids are chemical compounds found in the trichomes of cannabis flowers that work with our Endocannabinoid...

Cannabinol (CBN) is converted from THC during aging of cannabis and/or during the decarboxylation process. CBN has displayed sedative, anti-inflammatory and antibiotic properties. Mildly psychoactive. Might help reduce spasms and/or convulsions. Excellent for sleep aid or relaxant and may help reduce nausea.

Olfaction is possibly the most important way we interact with the environment contributing to our body’s physiological responses and likely responsible for 75% gustation, or our sense of taste. Less intensely than the Olfactory Nerve is stimulated, about 70% of odor molecules also stimulate the Trigeminal Nerve, giving us a more in-depth ability to determine dangers and pleasures through chemosensory stimulation from these molecules.