Cannabis Larf: What Are Small, Airy Buds?
Not every cannabis bud develops into a large, dense flower. Some grow smaller, lighter, and less compact than the buds typically featured in dispensary photos. Growers often refer to this…
Not every cannabis bud develops into a large, dense flower. Some grow smaller, lighter, and less compact than the buds typically featured in dispensary photos. Growers often refer to this…
Take a close look at a cannabis bud and you'll notice more than dense flower and sparkling trichomes. Small, pointed leaves often extend from the buds, sometimes covered in a…
Not every cannabis flower grows into the dense, rounded buds you typically see in dispensary photos. Some develop long, narrow extensions that almost look like little towers growing out of…
If you've explored cannabis concentrates recently, you may have noticed products described as diamonds, THCA crystals, or diamonds in sauce. Unlike traditional flower, wax, or badder, cannabis diamonds can resemble…
When shopping for concentrates or vape products, you may see terms like live resin, cured resin, live rosin, distillate, and badder. With so many similar names, understanding what you’re actually…
Open a fresh container of cannabis and the aroma can be immediate—citrus, fruit, pine, fuel, earth, spice, or something entirely different. Come back to that same flower much later, however,…
You open a container of flower expecting soft, slightly sticky buds, but instead the cannabis crumbles between your fingers. What happened? Dry cannabis flower is a common issue, and it…
Break apart a fresh cannabis bud and you might notice resin sticking to your fingertips. Other flower may feel much drier and crumble apart easily. So, why is some sticky…
You may have seen cannabis products with names like “#4,” “Pheno #7,” or “Breeder's Cut” attached to an otherwise familiar cultivar. Those numbers aren't necessarily random. They can point to…
Look closely at premium cannabis menus and you'll often see descriptions filled with breeding terminology: F1, F2, BX, phenotype, lineage, cross, and backcross. To someone unfamiliar with plant breeding, it…