In recent years, the cannabis industry has experienced a massive glow-up. Evolving from a stigma "gateway" drug to a proven and regulated market. Once of the most intriguing developments in this evolution is the emergence of cannabis sommeliers and the growing importance of certifications.

Any long time cannabis smoker has experienced weed that is way out of this world along with some obvious questionable poopschwag. Sometimes you can tell right away from the look, smell, and taste being a little off, or not as potent (looking smelling and tasting) than other strains.

Cannabis-infused butter, commonly known as "weed butter", or "cannabutter", has become increasingly popular among cannabis enthusiasts and culinary adventurers alike. This versatile ingredient allows for the creation of a wide range of edibles, from sweet treats to savory dishes. In this article, we'll explore the step-by-step process of making weed butter using a crock pot, along with essential tips for success, dosage considerations, and troubleshooting common issues.

As you get a higher and higher tolerance to cannabis, you might find that the usual joint or vape hit just doesn't do the trick anymore. This can be frustrating, leading you to wonder, "how can I get really high again?". Fortunately, our beloved plant always has a solution. If you're struggling to reach new levels of high, it might be time to introduce yourself to kief. It's your new best friend for enhancing every smoking session and reaching new heights with each hit. Keep reading to find out what to do with kief, the best ways to use it, and how you might already have some at home – or let us help you out with our favorite kief joints and products!

First, what makes something exotic? Even certain cars and animals are classified as exotic. This means that the product is either very rare or it is cultivated then imported from somewhere else in the world. When it comes to anything exotic, even weed, there will be different characteristics and genetic profile than the normal-everyday stuff. Exotic cannabis strains here in the United States are from several different countries around the world. Due to the different climates and growing conditions in these places, rare and exotic strains are produced.

Many of us reach for a pre-roll, edible, or dab when it's time to sit back and relax. Many of us also don't mind us a glass of wine, ya know, to unwind. So, while no one is going to stop you from pouring a glass of your favorite red, white, or rose and sparking up… a new portal has opened, introducing cannawine. There are different brands that use different processes to make cannawine, but the real kicker here is the whole mixing weed with alcohol factor. We'll explain how cannawine is made, the science behind it, what you can expect, and of course, where to try some!