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Cannabis has been used for various purposes for centuries, ranging from medicinal to recreational. With its increasing legalization in many parts of the world, there are now different methods of consuming and using cannabis, as well as various strains with unique characteristics, such as indica, hybrid, and sativa. Here we walk through the different types of consumption in an effort to familiarize you with the basics.

Smoking

One of the most common methods of consuming cannabis is by smoking it. Cannabis flowers, also known as buds, are dried and then smoked in various forms, such as joints, pipes, or bongs. Smoking allows for quick onset of effects, as the cannabinoids in cannabis are rapidly absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs. However, it can also have negative effects on respiratory health and may not be suitable for those with lung issues.

Vaping

Vaporizing is a method of consuming cannabis that involves heating the cannabis flowers or extracts to a temperature that releases the cannabinoids as vapor, which is then inhaled. This method is considered to be less harmful to the lungs compared to smoking, as it eliminates the combustion process and produces fewer toxins. Vaporizers come in different types, including handheld devices and tabletop models.

Edibles

Edibles are cannabis-infused products that are consumed orally, such as baked goods, candies, and beverages. Edibles provide a longer-lasting and more potent effect compared to smoking or vaporizing, as the cannabinoids are metabolized in the liver before entering the bloodstream. However, the onset of effects can be slower, and it's important to start with a low dose and wait for the effects to kick in, as it can take up to two hours or more.

Topicals

Cannabis-infused topicals are products such as lotions, balms, and oils that are applied directly to the skin. They are commonly used for localized relief of pain, inflammation, and skin conditions. Topicals do not produce psychoactive effects, as the cannabinoids do not penetrate the bloodstream and instead interact with cannabinoid receptors in the skin.

Tinctures

Cannabis tinctures are liquid extracts made by soaking cannabis flowers in alcohol or another solvent. They are typically consumed orally by placing a few drops under the tongue or mixing them with food or beverages. Tinctures provide a discreet and precise method of dosing, and the effects are typically felt within 15-30 minutes.

Concentrates

Concentrates: Cannabis concentrates are highly potent extracts that are made by extracting cannabinoids and other compounds from the cannabis plant using solvents or other methods. Concentrates come in various forms, such as wax, shatter, and oil, and are typically used for dabbing, vaping, or adding to edibles. Concentrates are known for their high THC levels, which can provide intense effects, and they are typically recommended for experienced users.

Strains

Cannabis strains are categorized into three main types: indica, sativa, and hybrid, each with its unique characteristics. Indica strains are known for their relaxing and sedative effects, making them suitable for nighttime use and managing pain and insomnia. Sativa strains, on the other hand, are known for their uplifting and energizing effects, making them suitable for daytime use and enhancing creativity and focus. Hybrid strains are a combination of indica and sativa, offering a balance of both types of effects.

FAQ

  • How do I know if my cannabis business needs consulting services?
    If you are a cannabis business looking for expert guidance, regulatory compliance support, or strategic solutions for cultivation, our services may be beneficial for you.
  • What services does Kine Cannabis offer?
    Our services include comprehensive cannabis industry expertise, tailored solutions, and strategic consulting across various divisions such as cultivation, extraction, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and regulatory compliance.
  • Can your cannabis consulting firm help with marketing, branding, and sales strategies for my cannabis business?
    Yes, we can provide marketing, branding, and sales strategies to help promote and grow your cannabis business.
  • How can your cannabis consulting firm help my cannabis business succeed?
    Kine can help your cannabis business succeed by providing proven strategies, industry insights, and customized solutions to optimize operations, drive growth, and navigate the complexities of the cannabis landscape.
  • What is Sativa?
    Sativa is one of the three main subspecies of the Cannabis plant, known for its uplifting and energizing effects. Sativa strains are typically associated with cerebral and creative effects, and are often used during the day for increased focus, productivity, and sociability. Sativa strains are also known for their taller plants with narrow leaves and are typically grown in warm climates.
  • What type of cultivation services do you offer?
    We offer a comprehensive range of cultivation services tailored to meet the unique needs of your cannabis business. Our services include cultivation strategy development, facility design and layout, genetics selection, crop nutrition and feeding programs, pest and disease management, cultivation training and SOP development, harvest and post-harvest processes, and yield optimization techniques. Our team of experts will work closely with you to implement best practices and optimize your cultivation operations for maximum efficiency and success in the rapidly evolving cannabis industry.
  • What is Indica?
    Indica is another subspecies of the Cannabis plant, known for its relaxing and sedating effects. Indica strains are typically associated with calming and soothing effects on the body and mind, and are often used in the evening or for relaxation and stress relief. Indica strains are known for their shorter plants with broader leaves, and are typically grown in cooler climates. Indica strains are also commonly associated with helping with sleep, pain relief, and relaxation.

"The cannabis revolution is not just about a plant, it's about freedom, social justice, and redefining our relationship with medicine, agriculture, and the environment."

Steve DeAngelo

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