Frequently asked questions

Sativas are known to be more of a cerebral high, helping with focus and energy. Weoften refer to these as daytime strains.
Indicas are more of a body high, known for relaxation and aiding in sleep and anxiety. An easy trick to remember this is Indica—> In-Da-Couch.
Hybrids are, well.. hybrids! They typically offer a balance between the cerebral high of Sativas and the body high of Indicas, but can really fall anywhere on the spectrum.

Concentrates are high levels of cannabinoids extracted from the cannabis plant, taking away the plant matter and leaving behind a variation of oil that is high in THC, CBD, or other cannabinoids and terpenes. For example, where flower may test at 20% THC, a concentrate may test between 60%-80% THC. A little goes a long way with concentrates, they have robust terpene flavors and aromas, and they are usually a discreet way of consuming due to the thin vapor that dissipates quickly unlike heavy smoke.

Edibles tend to take longer to take effect (up to 2 hours) and last for an extended period of time (usually a minimum of 4 hours) and have been reported to have a more intense effect on many than smoking cannabis.

The edibles are generally sectioned off into 5mg or 10mg pieces. Start slowly with one piece, allowing yourself the full time for it to take effect before having any more. Everyone is effected differently.

CBD is non-psychoactive while still providing relief and aid to many. It is known to aid in anxiety, relaxation, pain, inflammation, sleep, arthritis, nausea, spasms, seizures, etc.