These guides answer the questions most people ask first: the difference between a joint and a blunt, THC and CBD, the different kinds of weed, and how grams, quarters and ounces add up.
- Blunt vs Joint: What’s the Difference?Blunt vs joint: a joint uses rolling paper, a blunt a cigar or tobacco-leaf wrap. Size, nicotine, taste and burn compared side by side.
- How to Roll a JointHow to roll a joint by hand or with a joint roller: what you need, each step, rolling without a filter, and the common mistakes.
- How to Roll a BluntHow to roll a blunt: prepare the wrap, fill, tuck, roll and seal. What you need, common mistakes, and tobacco vs hemp blunt wraps.
- THC vs CBD: What’s the Difference?The difference between THC and CBD: THC is intoxicating, CBD is not. What CBD means, how to read ratios like 3:1, and drug tests.
- Different Kinds of WeedThe different kinds of weed: indica vs sativa vs hybrid, strains, grades like AAAA, and forms from flower to edibles.
- Spliff vs JointSpliff vs joint: a joint is cannabis in paper, a spliff mixes in tobacco, and a blunt uses a tobacco wrap. Compared side by side, with the nicotine trade-off.
- Infused Pre-RollsInfused pre-rolls are joints with added concentrate like liquid diamonds, kief or hash. Types, how they compare to regular pre-rolls, and how to smoke one.
- Types of CannabinoidsThe types of cannabinoids explained: THC, THCA, CBD, CBDA, CBN, CBG, CBC and THCV, which are intoxicating, and how to read total THC.
- Weed MeasurementsHow many grams are in a pound of weed? 453.6. A chart of weed measurements from a gram to a pound, slang names, and dried-flower equivalents.
- How Much Does Weed Cost?How much does weed cost in Canada? About $5 to $8 a gram for flower. Average prices for flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates and gummies, with sources.
- How Long Does a Weed High Last?How long does a high last? Up to 6 hours when smoked and up to 12 hours from edibles, per Health Canada. Timing by method and what changes it.
- Is Hemp Weed?Is hemp weed? Same species, but in Canada hemp has 0.3% THC or less and won't get you high. Hemp vs weed compared: THC, uses, CBD and the law.
- How Long After Cannabis Can You Drive?How long after smoking cannabis can you drive? Health Canada recommends at least 6 hours, longer after edibles. How long effects last and Canada's THC limits.
- How to Use a BongHow to use a bong: the parts, how much water, packing the bowl, taking a hit and clearing it, cleaning, and bong vs dab rig.
- Does Indica Make You Tired?Does indica make you tired? Studies of real cannabis found indica and sativa labels don't predict chemistry. What actually makes you sleepy, and how to choose.
- What Is THCP?THCP is a cannabinoid related to THC, found in trace amounts and mostly made in labs. How it compares to THC and delta-8, its legal status in Canada, and what to know.
- Shake WeedShake weed is the small bits that fall off buds. Shake vs trim vs smalls, whether shake is good, the best ways to use it, and how to store it.
- How to Get UnhighHow to get unhigh: there's no quick fix, but rest, water, food and a calm space make it easier. When to call 911, how long it lasts and what doesn't work.
- How to Dry and Cure WeedHow to dry and cure weed: hang at 18-21 °C and 55-65% humidity for 7-14 days, then cure in jars for 2-4 weeks. Common mistakes and how to spot mould.
- LimoneneLimonene is the citrus terpene in cannabis and citrus peel. Its aroma, where else it's found, what research says about its effects, and how to taste it.
- LinaloolLinalool is the floral, lavender-scented terpene in cannabis. Its aroma, where else it's found, what research says about its effects, and how to taste it.
- PinenePinene is the pine-scented terpene and the most common in nature. Alpha vs beta-pinene, where it's found, what research says about its effects, and how to taste it.
- HumuleneHumulene is the earthy, hoppy terpene in cannabis and beer hops. Its aroma, where it's found, what research says about its effects, and how to taste it.
- OcimeneOcimene is a sweet, herbal terpene found in cannabis, mint, basil and mango. Its aroma, where it's found, what research says about its effects, and how to taste it.
- Cannabis GlossaryPlain definitions of cannabis terms from 510 thread to trichomes: concentrates, carts, edibles, strains and more.
