Thanks to the regulations made over the past few years, cannabis compounds can finally be studied. Cannabinoids, terpenes and other molecules which have a lot to offer in science and therapeutic sectors. Discover the latest studies regarding cannabis and learn the ins and outs of the possibilities this millennia-old plant has.
The plant world is hiding a lot of interesting details and coincidences that keep on surprising us. In this post we’ll explain what mint plants and cannabis have in common; two incredibly aromatic species that also have multiple beneficial properties.
In order to understand the story behind this ancient plant, it’s necessary to know the legal context that has influenced it directly. The previous installment dealt with the origins of cannabis, and this one is going to deal with what happened over the last century of the US and how this has affected the legal standing of cannabis globally.
Cannabis has been around since the very beginning of humanity, both hated and loved – whatever it is, someone always has an opinion. Let’s have a look at the story behind this legendary plant.
CBD has proven to have useful properties when it comes to treating a certain type of infantile epilepsy called Dravet’s syndrome. Cannabis terpenes also have properties that could be useful for this illness; in this post we’re going to take a closer look at the possibility that these aromatic molecules could be part of future treatment.
THCV is one of the main cannabinoids found in cannabis plants, forming part of quite a large proportion of their composition. In this post we’re going to go over everything you need to know about THC, its possible uses, applications and more.
Did you know that cannabis has many things in common with other plants, flowers and fruit? You’ve probably noticed similarities in aromas, plant structures or benefits between cannabis and other creations in nature. IN this post we’re going to explain what papaya and cannabis have in common.
If we go over the history of modern cannabis hybrids, we can come to the conclusion that Haze strains have played an important part. These strains are highly appreciated within the world of cannabis thanks to their aromas and characteristic effects. However… where did these Haze strains come from?
Cannabis flower flavors and aromas are two characteristics that consumers most look out for. There’s a series of steps that can be followed in order to preserve the maximum amount of terpenes in cannabis flowers. A few simple steps can help maximize delicious cannabis aroma preservation.
Many plants and fruit have elements in common with cannabis plants. Do you know what Grapefruit and Cannabis have in common? Discover the true power of nature; similarities between cannabis and pomegranate, properties and most similar strains.
One of the most highly appreciated characteristics by cannabis consumers around the world is the aromatic and flavor profile of their buds. This highly valued trait directly depends on molecules produced by plant trichomes: terpenes. In this post we’re going to go over some growing advice in order to get the highest possible aromatic potential from cannabis plants.
Regardless of how many different types of cannabis strains that you’ve tried over the years, some of them are bound to have stood out more than others. But do you know the origins of these strains? How were they created and by who? Today we’re going to explain the curious story of the strain Jamaican Dream.
If you’re familiar with cannabis, you’ve probably heard of cannabinoids THC and CBD, the most famous compounds in cannabis plants. However, among the over 100 cannabinoids that cannabis plants produce we can find what are called “main cannabinoids” which are found in higher quantity. CBN is one of them.
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