First Off,
What is Cannabis?

Cannabis (aka marijuana, weed, pot, ganja, bud) is a family of plants that is a part of the genus Cannabaceae. It has been used for ages for its wide ranging set of therapeutic and medical benefits. 

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the chemical compound found in cannabis that is primarily responsible for the effects normally attributed to marijuana use. If a plant has over 3% THC levels then it is classified as marijuana, anything under and it is known as hemp. 

Marijuana is by far the most well-known psychoactive substance in the world and its exposure continues to grow each year. This is a big jump from its rocky history that researchers believe started thousands of years ago in Southern Asia. 

Throughout the years, cannabis cultivation and breeding has evolved to give birth to thousands of different weed strains; all with different fragrances, tastes, looks and effects. The beautiful buds, pleasant aromas, therapeutic effects all work together to make cannabis the best drug in the world. 

Below are some of the most common terms used to refer to cannabis:

Cannabis	Marijuana	Weed	Pot
Bud	Ganja	Herb	Dope
Chronic	Grass	Greens	Nuggets
Reefer	Mary Jane	Flower	420

Origin of Cannabis

Although new data arises all the time, the consensus is that cannabis originated thousands of years ago in South East Asia. In fact, geographer Barney Warf details the plant’s history in a 2014 report. From there, cannabis seeds made their way to the Middle East and then to Africa. 

It wasn’t until much later that some weed seeds found their way to Europe, and then to the Americas. One thing for certain is that once the seeds arrived, it did not take long for those strains to establish themselves. 

This is no easy task, as cannabis plants are known to be very hardy and resilient plants. It’s no coincidence that they are referred to as weeds. It takes a certain level of resilience for a plant to be able to adapt and thrive in different climates. 

In the world, there are many landrace strains that are native to the geographic locations. However, these strains are becoming harder to find because of natural cross pollination and the breeding of hybrid strains. 

Cannabis farmers have perfected the ways to crossbreed marijuana plants. The goal is to try and remove all the weak and detrimental genetics and pass on only the strongest genes. This allows breeders to make the best seeds that have the potential to turn into fire. On top of that, all this breeding has led to thousands of cannabis strains for all to enjoy. 

However, cannabis has not always been as accepted as it is nowadays. In fact, marijuana has had a very rough history. The positive news is that was the past and the marijuana industry is no longer controlled by criminals and gangs. Now you can buy weed online at a mail order marijuana dispensary from the comfort of your own home.

Timeline of Cannabis in Canada

It might be hard to believe but ordering weed online in Canada was not always a thing. The history of Canadian cannabis had its ups and downs, and has been a long and difficult battle. 

Below are some of the most important years in Cannabis Canada history:

So is weed legal in Canada now?

The short answer is yes, marijuana legalization Canada laws are already firmly established. Canada Post even provides instructions on sending and receiving weed. 

The long answer is it depends. There are different rules and regulations governing marijuana between the Provinces and Territories. For example,the cannabis Ontario, cannabis BC, cannabis Alberta, cannabis NB, and cannabis NL governing parties will all have different laws. For instance, the legal age can vary from 18 to 19 in most places. The possession limits can vary as well. It is therefore important to know the local laws governing marijuana use. 

Also, it’s important to point out that the state of the cannabis Canada community is stronger than ever right now. This is because of the increasing amount of exposure and research being done in the field. As a result, Canadians are being granted access to a wide selection of high-grade cannabis products.

Canada has made a name for itself as being home to some of the most premium weed in the world.  Not only that, Canada is known to have some of the lowest bud prices as well. It comes as no surprise why so many cannabis enthusiasts from around the world visit each year. 

The future definitely looks bright with the prevailing trend of weed use in Canada increasing each year.

Now that we know a little bit about the history of cannabis in Canada, let’s take a look at how weed works. 

THC and CBD

Cannabis plants contain over 480 chemical components, each serving their own purposes. 66 of them are referred to as cannabinoids, which interact with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) to produce a range of effects. 

Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the most abundant and relevant of the cannabinoids. It is the main ingredient that induces the intoxicating effects of marijuana use. 

THC is not the only cannabinoid of interest.  There are others that contribute to the overall effects. For instance, cannabidiol (CBD) helps regulate how other cannabinoids interact with the body’s receptors. 

Main Cannabinoids Found in Cannabis:

• Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
• Cannabidiol (CBD)
• Cannabinol (CBN)
• Cannabichromene (CBC)
• Cannabinodiol (CBDL)
• Cannabigerol (CBG)
• Cannabicyclol (CBL)
• Cannabielsoin (CBE)
• Cannabitriol (CBT)

A common misconception is looking at THC and CBD as competing forces. In reality, the THC vs CBD debate is not so clear cut. These two cannabinoids are definitely different in many ways. However, CBD and THC work together to provide the user with the ideal balanced set of effects. 

Let’s take a closer look at the differences between THC and CBD, and then learn the many ways they compliment each other.

What is THC?

Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the main cannabinoid found in cannabis. THC is the most well-known and studied compound when it comes to the science of cannabis. In addition, it is the main ingredient responsible for the intoxication normally associated with marijuana use.

Before THC can induce effects, it first needs to be activated. This process is also known as decarboxylation and is the process of applying heat and/or pressure to the buds to convert THC into its active state. 

THC is a lipid-soluble chemical that binds to body fat. Tetrahydrocannabinol works by attaching to brain receptors. This results in the wide range of therapeutic effects that are attributed to marijuana. This includes the euphoric and relaxative sensations that weed lovers die for.

What is CBD?

Cannabidiol (CBD) is the second most well-known and studied cannabinoid found in weed. The unique thing about CBD is that it does not induce the psychoactive effects that accompany THC. 

What CBD does is it acts as a regulator of other cannabinoids found in the body.  This means that CBD helps ensure that effects do not get out of hand. For instance, CBD limits the chance at unpleasant side effects caused by the overconsumption of THC. It does this by lowering inflammation levels caused by THC. 

Also, CBD adds to cannabinoid interactions with the body’s receptors to ensure the most efficient results. It basically enhances the effects that would normally be experienced. 

This makes CBD beneficial even when taken on its own. The body naturally produces cannabinoids and CBD can help accentuate and balance the effects. Just be mindful that the effects will not be psychoactive and will not cause the intoxicating sensations that THC provides.

However, it is widely known that CBD works best when taken with THC. This is why full spectrum CBD oil is such a popular product. These products have the full spectrum of both CBD and THC for a balanced set of effects. 

What is CBN?

Cannabinol (CBN) is similar to CBD as it is non-psychoactive and does not cause intoxication. CBN is best known for its sleep inducing properties. It is the cannabinoid that THC degrades into over time. As THC breaks down into CBN it loses potency, but the sedating effects take a large leap forward. 

This is why so many growers looking for couch-locking sensations prefer to wait a bit longer before harvesting. This gives a bit more time for the THC to break down. Curing the buds for a longer period of time helps as well. The curing process will be discussed later in this guide. 

A Brief Summary on Cannabinoids

A cannabis plant’s cannabinoids all have their own role and play their own part. THC induces psychoactive effects, CBD moduates cannabinoid interactions and CBN provides sleep properties. The others play smaller roles, but each contributes to the end effects. Also, all these cannabinoids work together in unison to provide users with an ideal set of effects.

Not All Weed
Strains Are The Same

Did you know that there are thousands of different weed strains to choose from? Cannabis has been around for ages and countless strains have popped across the globe. Furthermore, the differing climates have forced cannabis strains to adapt. This has led to an abundance of marijuana strains that have been bred to perfection. 

A cannabis plant is classified as hemp if it contains less than 0.3% THC levels. On the other hand, anything higher in THC is put in the marijuana category. 

Hemp is primarily used in the textile industry for its fibers. It is also widely used for CBD extraction purposes. As CBD exposure grows, new and innovative uses for the hemp plant are being discovered. 

Marijuana is what most people think about when they hear the word cannabis. It is the substance that people have been smoking to get high for ages.

Marijuana can be divided into two categories: Photoperiod and Ruderalis (Autoflower). This classification mainly deals with how the plants grow.

Photoperiod Plants

Simply put, a photo period cannabis plant’s growth is dependent on how much light a plant gets. For instance, cannabis typically starts to flower when the lights are switched to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. Outdoors, the flowering starts when the daylight hours hit a certain point. Normally this is in august in the northern hemisphere and is well before the natural 12/12 daylight schedule.

Photoperiod weed plants are known to produce higher yields and stronger plants. However, technology and more refined breeding practices have allowed auto flower strains to catch up.

Ruderalis Plants (Autoflowers)

A ruderalis strain (or Autoflower Strain) is a cannabis plant that grows on a set lifespan. For example, when you plant an autoflower seed, it will finish in a certain amount of days no matter the light schedule.  Obviously you would want to provide the ideal amount of light for the healthiest plants. 

Autoflowers generally produce smaller plants with smaller buds and lower yields. This should come as no surprise as you can grow photoperiod plants for longer durations before putting them into flower. 

However, many experienced cannabis farmers have gotten large yields from their autoflowers. But for the average grower, you can expect a more modest harvest. 

However, autoflower strains are growing in popularity because of the convenience factor. Furthermore, canabis breeders are coming up with high-grade autoflower genetics.  

Different Types of Marijuana Strains
Indica and Sativa

Another way to classify cannabis strains is by their genetic properties that control their physical characteristics and effects. For instance, photoperiod and autoflower strains can be broken into indica, sativa and hybrid families. Each holding claim to some of the best weed strains in the world. 

So what are these 3 subcategories and what makes them different from each other?

     

Before we begin, it is important to note that the lines between indica and sativa weed is blurring due to crossbreeding. With thousands of strains that contain both indica and sativa genetics, the effects oftentimes overlap between strains. 

Let’s start the comparison with a visual. Below is an indica vs sativa chart that outlines some of the common traits associated with such strains.

Sativa vs Indica Chart

Cannabis Indica Strains

Indica strains belong to the Cannabaceae genus Cannabis Indica and are mostly known for its couch-locking effects. This sedative property makes many indica strains perfect for night-time use. These indica flower strains are especially effective for those who suffer from sleep disorders. 

In addition, indica weed is used by people who suffer from depression, anxiety or stress related conditions. Indica cannabis is also effective with treating patients with severe aches, pains, or inflammation. 

Another common use is to help induce an appetite. Make sure you grab some munchies because many indica strains will have you craving the wildest things. 

In addition, many people who suffer from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have reported that indica strains help them manage. 

Indica plants are typically bushy plants that tend to grow on the shorter side. The normally flowering time for most of these strains is between 8 to 9 weeks. This short flowering period allows for these plants to finish soon, making them ideal for northern locations with shorter summers.

Indica flowers are typically dense buds that are very round in appearance. These beautiful flowers commonly have a dank, earthy, skunky, and/or berry taste and aroma to them. Different indica strains will each have their own set of unique flavors and fragrances. 

The best thing is that there are thousands of indica strains in existence today. How many have you tried?

Best Indica Strains

With so many indica strains on the market, it can be confusing when trying to pick the right one. To make things easier for you, we conducted a survey asking people to rank their favourite indica strains. Below is a list of the best indica strains according to the cannabis Canada community.

Ace of Spades Strain	Afghani Strain	Berries & Creme Strain
Big Bud Strain	Black Diamond Strain	Black Domina Strain
Black Gas Strain	Black Mamba Strain	Blue Cheese Strain
Blue God Strain	Bubba Kush Strain	Chemdawg Strain
Chronic Kush Strain	Critical Kush Strain	Critical Mass Strain
Dank Sinatra Strain	Darth Vader Strain	Death Bubba Strain
Death Star Strain	Dr Funk Strain	El Chapo Strain
El Jefe Strain	Gelato Strain	Gorilla Glue Strain
Grand Daddy Purple Strain	Grease Monkey Strain	Hashplant Strain
Headband Strain	Hindu Kush Strain	Island Pink Strain
King Louis XIII Strain	Kosher Kush Strain	LA Confidential Strain
LSD Strain	Master Kush Strain	Northern Lights Strain
Nuken Strain	OG Kush Strain	Pink Kush Strain
Platinum Kush Strain	Purple Candy Strain	Purple Kush Strain
Purple Space Cookies Strain	Purple Urkle Strain	Rockstar Strain
Sherbet Cake Strain	Snow White Strain	Star Killer Strain
Tangerine Dream Strain	Tom Ford Strain	Violator Kush Strain
Walter White Strain

Cannabis Sativa Strains

Sativa strains belong to the genus Cannabis Sativa and are typically found in warmer climates with longer summers. These plants normally grow tall and in some cases can grow into giants. This makes sense since many sativa plants have more time to grow. 

The leaves are characterised by being long and thin, sometimes with more points than their indica cousins.

Sativa flowers are gorgeous cone-shaped buds that oftentimes come with a tropical or citrus typed flavor and aroma. 

In addition, sativa cannabis is used primarily for its energizing, uplifting and creativity inducing effects. This makes sativa weed ideal for situations that are more social in nature. This is why these buds are preferred for daytime use. 

These effects make sativa marijuana perfect to help people deal with depression, anxiety and stress. Aches, pain, inflammation and muscle spasms are other conditions that are commonly treated with sativa weed. 

The good news is that just like with the indica strains, we surveyed our cannabis Canada community to see what their top sativa strains are. 

Best Sativa Strains

Below are the most popular and best sativa strains according to our survey.

Amnesia Haze Strain	Blue Dream Strain	Duke Nukem Strain
Durban Poison Strain	Jet Fuel Strain	Grapefruit Strain
King Tut Strain	Lemon Skunk Strain	Love Potion Strain
Maui Wowie Strain	Mimosa Strain	Moby Dick Strain
Pineapple Express Strain	Purple Haze Strain	Red Congo Strain
Scout Master Strain	Sour Diesel Strain	Sour Tangie Strain
Strawberry Cough Strain	Super Lemon Haze Strain	Trainwreck Strain
Wedding Cake Strain	Wifi Strain

But wait, wasn’t there a third type other than indica and sativa strains? Well, the answer is both yes and no. The third type of cannabis strain is actually a mixture of both sativa and indica genetics and is known as hybrid weed. 

Cannabis Hybrid Strains

Hybrid cannabis is what you get when you take a female marijuana plant and crossbreed it with a male with genetics from another strain. For example, a female indica plant that is pollinated using a male sativa plant will produce seeds with both indica and sativa genetics. 

Basically, only female cannabis plants produce the buds that we smoke. Male plants only produce pollen that is used to pollinate females. Once a female plant is pollinated, it stops producing buds and starts producing seeds. 

The breeding process leads to many new hardy strains by removing unwanted traits and passing on the desired genetics. This results in hybrid strains that provide users with a balanced set of therapeutic benefits.

However, there are so many hybrid weed strains available and each can have very different effects. This is why you should always research the strain and see if its known effects are what you are looking for. 

This is also true when growing hybrid strains. Not all seeds from the same mother plant will produce plants that look, smell and taste the same. There commonly is a lot of variation since the seed can have more traits of the mother than father (or vice versa). 

This makes identifying hybrid plants difficult as well. Some can resemble indica plants, whereas others will look exactly like a sativa. The proportion of indica and sativa genetics can also have a large impact on the final product. 

Now let’s see the top rated hybrid strains according to our audience.

Best Hybrid Strains

Below is a list of the best hybrid strains available, according to our 2020 survey.

Alien OG Strain	Atomic Bomb Strain	Black Tuna Strain
Blueberry Strain	Bruce Banner Strain	Charlotte’s Web Strain
Gas Mask Strain	Ghost Train Strain	Girl Scout Cookies Strain
God Bud Strain	Green Crack Strain	Ice Wreck Strain
Kushberry Strain	Mango Haze Strain	Master Bubba Strain
Mataro Blue Strain	MK Ultra Strain	Peanut Butter Breath Strain
Phantom OG Strain	Pineapple Strain	Pink Star Strain
Purple Candy Strain	Sensi Star Strain	Skywalker Strain
White Castle Strain	White Widow Strain

When grown correctly in ideal conditions, cannabis plants can produce the most beautiful flowers. These buds can possess a range of colourful hues that are just as aesthetically pleasing as they are aromatic. In addition, they smell just as great as they are flavourful. 

The stunning colours, aromatic smells and flavourful tastes together make marijuana flowers a sight to remember. A fat and dense bud that is covered with glistening crystals. 

Striking Colours

The colours of marijuana buds can vary from tropical hues to deep forest colour combinations. The main colour associated with cannabis is green. Healthy buds that are grown, dried and cured without issue are one shade of green or another. Some of the main green hues found in buds are dark, olive, lime, forest, light, and deep green. 

Other rarer phenotypes show tints of blue, violet, pink, red and orange. In fact, marijuana farmers often lower the temperature during the late stages of flower to help bring out these vibrant colours. 

The hairs (pistils) of cannabis buds add to the rich colour scheme. They can bring a range of beautiful red, orange, brown and/or yellow hairs that wind their way through buds providing a stunning contrast of colours.

Trichomes (Crystals)

Next we have the crystals (or more formally called trichomes). Trichomes are the crystal-like substance that covers the buds. They hold the THC and other cannabinoids that cause the effects associated with marijuana. If you have ever touched a bud and your fingers got all sticky, that is the trichomes at work. 

In general, the greater the amount of trichomes the better. Once a cannabis plant produces all the trichomes it can, they will begin to degrade. This can be seen as trichomes start to turn from clear to milky, then milky to amber. 

Many marijuana farmers harvest when all the trichomes have turned milky. Others seeking a more sedating high will often allow more trichomes to turn amber. This chemical reaction signals that THC is degrading and breaking down into other compounds such as CBN. As previously mentioned, CBN is what gives weed that drowsy feeling when taken.

Bud Size, Density, and Shape

Different cannabis strains will produce different flowers. Each will have their own unique characteristics. This can range from small popcorn buds to huge buds bigger than a baby. 

As a general rule, indica flowers are known to be dense, medium-sized buds that are round in appearance. In contrast, sativa buds are commonly more on the large side, with conical shaped flowers. Sativa buds are typically not as dense as their indica cousins. 

However, this is not always the case as the lines of sativa and indica strains are becoming more blurred as time passes. For instance, many sativa strains share many similar characteristics to indica strains, and vice versa. 

In addition, the quality of the buds will largely depend on the plant’s genetics, expertise of the farmer, and growing environment.

Humidity Level

I’m sure many of you have purchased a bag of weed only to find it is so dry that it crumbles to the touch. There may be other times where you buy weed only to find it is so damp that it won’t light properly. 

It’s for these reasons (and many others) that marijuana buds be kept between certain moisture levels. The ideal humidity level to store cannabis is said to be between 59-63%.  However, a large part of the weed you will likely smoke will be below this level as it takes time to get from farmer to consumer.

Marijuana Flowers Smell Great

Although many might disagree, cannabis plants emit the most fantastic smelling flowers. These aromas can be largely attributed to chemical compounds found in flowers called terpenes.

What Are Terpenes?

When you smell the strong scent of marijuana, you are likely smelling a variety of terpenes. There are currently more than 100 terpenes, with each having their own unique aromas. 

In addition, research has shown that terpenes work in conjunction with cannabinoids and influence the set of effects experienced. This process is termed the entourage effect and illustrates the unique relationship between terpenes and cannabinoids. 

Although there are over 100 different terpenes, there are a handful that are most prominent in cannabis.

Common Terpenes Found in Weed

Myrcene

This is the most common and abundant terpene found in marijuana. In fact, almost all weed strains possess large amounts of myrcene. It can be identified by a fruity and musky scent. This terpene is responsible for many of the sedating and relaxing effects induced by cannabis use. 

Limonene

This is the second most plentiful terpene found in cannabis. When looking at the name, it should be no surprise that this terpene is found in citrus fruits. Limonene is what gives many buds that pungent lemon smell and taste. It is this terpene that is said to help alleviate symptoms of anxiety, depression and stress. 

Linalool

This terpene is responsible for that unique odor of weed. It is the smell that people think of when thinking about marijuana. Linalool provides a floral aroma and is typically used as a mood-enhancer. Also, linalool is commonly used for its sedating effects.

Pinene

This terpene is what gives pine trees that sharp smell. Pinene is also commonly found in marijuana and gives it many of those aromas. Early research shows that this terpene aides in memory retention and alertness.  

Caryophyllene

This terpene is responsible for the peppery and spicy undertones of some buds. Caryophyllene is typically found in cinnamon, cloves, basil and rosemary. This terpene is unique because it is the only one that acts as a cannabinoid. Stress relief is a common use for this terpene.  

Terpinolene

This terpene is commonly present in lilacs and nutmegs. It has a fruity aroma and is known to induce energizing and uplifting sensations. 

Bisabolol

This is another floral smelling terpene. Bisabolol is typically used in the cosmetics industry, where it can be found in many perfumes. In addition, this terpene has strong analgesic properties and is commonly used to treat wounds and infections. 

What are the Effects of Cannabis?

Effects of Weed

Cannabis has been used for over a thousand years. This is mainly due to the many therapeutic effects that cannabis can have on a user. On top of that, the research on cannabis effects continues to expand with marijuana legalization in full effect. 

With this new research comes new methods to increase the potency and overall quality of buds. For instance, McGill University’s Research Centre for Cannabis is at the forefront of cannabis research in Canada. 

This has resulted in cannabis being much stronger than it was 20 years ago. In fact, THC levels are more than double it was in the past.

In addition, new studies and data are providing a greater understanding of how cannabis works.

Below are Some of the Most Common Effects Associated With Marijuana Use:

• Relaxation
• Happiness
• Uplifted-ness
• Energy 
• Creativity
• Focus
• Euphoria
• Lethargy
• Sedation
• Hunger (munchies)
• Giggles
• Talkative
• Liveliness

The above mentioned effects are only a sample of the many effects of weed. Marijauna affects people differently and different strains and products can provide differing sets of effects. But one thing for certain is that millions of people around the world smoke weed for a wide range of medical conditions.

Medical Marijuana Patients Use Cannabis For A Variety of Conditions

Many view marijuana as a recreational drug, but this is not the case. The majority of users are actually medical marijuana patients. Maybe many do not have an actual prescription from their doctor, but they use weed to help treat something. 

Whether it be stress, anxiety or depression, or aches pains and inflammation, cannabis covers a wide range of conditions. 

It is for this reason that marijuana has been made legal in many places around the world. And with growing exposure comes more research. With more research comes a growing list of medical uses of cannabis. 

Another misconception is that marijuana is a young person’s drug. A surge in teen cannabis use was feared to be a byproduct of legalization in Canada. In fact, cannabis usage among teens actually decreased since legalization.

In reality, seniors have the highest increase in marijuana use in Canada since legalization was adopted. This makes perfect sense as seniors are the group that would benefit from the effects of weed. 

In addition, the large number of cannabis dispensaries have made access to medical marijuana much easier for those in need. 

Below are Some of the Most Common
Medical Uses of Marijuana:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Stress
• Aches & Pains
• Inflammation
• Muscle Spasms
• Insomnia
• Lack of Appetite
• Fatigue
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• ADD/ADHD
• PTSD
• Spasticity
• Movement Disorders
• Glaucoma
• Epilepsy
• Addiction Suppression
• Autoimmune Diseases
• HIV/AIDS
• Psychiatric Symptoms

The list above only shows the most common medical uses of cannabis. There are countless uses for marijuana, and it is different among people. 

Although cannabis has a plethora of therapeutic effects and benefits, it does come with some side effects as well. However, the good news is that the negative effects associated with weed are known to be minor and fleeting. 

Negative Effects of Marijuana

Marijuana is known to be a relatively safe drug with minimal health risks and side effects. In fact, negative effects often go unnoticed most of the time. In rare cases where any uncomfortable effects are felt, the experience is often short-lived. 

The real danger comes from irresponsible use. Marijuana is a psychoactive drug that causes intoxication. This can mean a decrease in reaction time, awareness and focus. 

These impairments of the senses can contribute to such things as car crashes and work-related accidents. Research has shown that driving on weed can be dangerous and increase the chances of an accident. This is the reason why Mothers Against Drunk Driving views driving on marijuana a dangerous choice. According to a survey, it is recommended that 3 hours be given to sober up before driving. 

Also, it is recommended to avoid any other dangerous activities, especially ones involving heavy machinery. 

So what are the main negative effects that a user needs to be mindful of?

Below are Some of the Most Common Side Effects Associated With Cannabis Use:

• Dry Mouth
• Red Eyes
• Lethargy
• Dizziness
• Paranoia
• Anxiousness
• Headaches
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Chest Pain
• Rapid Heart Rate
• Memory Retention Issues
• Coordination Issues
• Respiratory Irritation (when inhaling)
• Increased Heart Rate
• Decreased in Blood Pressure
• Drowsiness
• Restlessness

The list above is only the common side effects of cannabis use. There are many other potential risks associated with marijuana use. 

All this being said, cannabis is still a relatively safe drug with minimal chance at harm or abuse. Also, any negative effects are often minor and subside rather quickly. The most important thing to do is just relax and enjoy the high, knowing everything will be back to normal in no time. 

Lastly, you may be wondering if cannabis is addictive. The overwhelming data indicates that marijuana is not a highly addictive substance. However, there are reports that show that a person’s genetics can influence the level of addiction to weed. Whatever the case, cannabis is not known to be hard to quit. 

How Long Does Marijuana Stay in Your System?

When THC enters into your bloodstream it takes time for it to leave your system. The time it will take the THC to completely leave your system largely depends on many factors. For example, tolerance levels, metabolic rate, and dosage level all play large roles. 

Even the type of test will play a part in determining if THC will be found in your system. Some tests can detect THC for only a few days, whereas some tests can detect THC for months. 

Five different variables that affect the levels of THC found in a person’s system. 

• Dosage Frequency

It should come as no surprise that a regular weed smoker will have traces of THC found in their system longer than someone who only smoked a joint. The first time users could show no signs of THC in their system in a matter of days. The daily marijuana user could show traces of THC for over a month after last use. 

• Cannabis Potency

The amount of THC taken will influence how long it will stay in your system. The more THC consumed, the more that will be needed to be broken down. The metabolization of THC takes time and the more there is, the longer it will take. 

• Consumption Method

THC affects the body differently depending on the method of consumption. For instance, THC edibles react with the body differently than smoking weed. This causes the THC from edibles to metabolize slower and stay in the system longer. 

• Users Body Type

The specific body of the user has the largest effect on how long it takes THC to break down. This should come as no surprise as marijuana affects people differently. THC binds to body fat, making the body weight and metabolism a huge factor. Individuals with lower metabolisms and higher body fat will take longer to rid their system of THC.

• Drug Test Method

Different drug tests will get different results. Some tests are much more accurate than others. 

• Urine Tests

  are one of the most common testing methods. It can trace THC for between 3 to 30 days. 

• Saliva Tests

  are not known to be as accurate and can only detect THC from 1 to 3 days after the last dose.

• Blood Tests

  are another testing method that is not very accurate. These tests can only detect THC from 3 to 4 hours after consumption. This is because THC is known to leave the bloodstream rather quickly.

• Hair Tests

  are by far the most accurate of the tests. Hair tests can detect THC for up to 90 days after the last THC dose.

Can I Get THC Out of My System Quickly?

The bad news is that there is nothing you can really do to make THC leave your system faster. The concentration of THC needs to be lowered to speed up the process. Currently there is no safe and effective way to do this. 

So now that we know what cannabis is, the effects, and the uses, let’s outline the different ways to take weed

How To Smoke Weed?

Did you know that smoking weed in a joint is not the only way to take cannabis? In fact, there are a number of creative and efficient methods to consume marijuana products. To make things better, these methods have been refined and perfected over the years. As a bonus, new ways to take weed are being invented on a regular basis. 

However, smoking joints is by far the most common method of cannabis consumption. 

Let’s go over the different ways to consume cannabis in more detail. 

In a Joint

A joint is marijuana buds that have been broken up and rolled up using a rolling paper. Joints are what most people picture when thinking about cannabis consumption. They are the most popular method of taking weed. 

Proper rolling techniques are key to ensuring a nice even smoke. Rolling the perfect joint takes attention to detail and a lot of practice. 

Below are instructions on how to roll a joint. 

How to Roll a Joint?

• • Step 1: Buy materials (marijuana buds and rolling papers)
  • Step 2: Break up weed with grinder, scissors, or hands
  • Step 3: Place cannabis into a rolling paper with the sticky side facing upwards
  • Step 4: Place index and middle fingers under rolling papers for support
  • Step 5: Pack down weed with thumbs
  • Step 6: Roll the rolling paper and weed back and forth until it is round and easy to roll up
  • Step 7: Tuck the tip of the rolling paper into the inside of the the joint and roll it up
  • Step 8: Lick the sticky edge and secure it to the joint
  • Step 9: Enjoy!

Sometimes it is easier to learn when being able to see someone else do it.  Luckily, there are currently tonnes of video guides on how to roll a joint. 

If rolling is not your thing, then you can order pre rolled joints at any online dispensary. This will save you a lot of time, hassle and sticky fingers. However, make sure you buy pre rolled marijuana from a trusted cannabis store since low quality bud can be used at times. That is why you should always buy weed online from a reliable source such as Just Cannabis. 

In a Blunt

A blunt is a larger version of a joint that is wrapped in tobacco leaves. This means that many blunt wraps contain nicotine. Blunts are ideal for large sessions with friends. 

How to roll a blunt

• Step 1: Buy materials such as buds and blunt wraps
• Step 2: Break up weed with grinder, scissors or hands
• Step 3: Place cannabis into the blunt wrap
• Step 4: Place index and middle fingers under blunt wrap for support
• Step 5: Pack down weed with thumbs
• Step 6: Roll the blunt wrap and weed back and forth until it is round and easy to roll up
• Step 7: Tuck the tip of the blunt wrap into the inside of the the blunt and roll it up
• Step 8: Lick the edge where you want it to attach and secure the blunt
• Step 9: Prepare to get blasted

Rolling blunts is a challenge for most people. An alternative is to buy pre rolled blunts that are commonly found in marijuana dispensaries.

Using a Bong 

Another method of smoking weed is by using a weed accessory called a bong. If you have seen any stoner movie, then you’ve likely seen a bong. It is that glass contraption that people use to smoke weed.  

An advantage of bongs is that you don’t need rolling papers and they are reusable. They are also a very efficient way to smoke weed and get the most out of each hit. Smoking marijuana out of a bong is said to be smoother as well. 

The main disadvantage of bongs is that they are not that portable due to their size. In addition, bongs get dirty very fast and need to be cleaned on a regular basis. Bongs build up bacteria quickly so keeping it clean is recommended. Cleaning a bong is not easy and takes time and effort.

With a Weed Pipe

A weed pipe is a weed accessory used to smoke marijuana. It is similar to a bong in many ways, but pipes are much smaller. This makes weed pipes more portable to take from place to place. 

In addition, it’s very easy to use a weed pipe. It is perhaps the most convenient way to smoke weed. All you need to do is put some weed in the bowl, light it up, and inhale through the other end of the pipe. 

Weed pipes should also be cleaned on a regular basis to keep it free from nasty bacteria. The last thing you would want is to be inhaling any into your lungs. 

Using a Weed Vaporizer

A common misconception is that smoking and vaping are the same thing. The main difference is that a vaporizer creates vapor and not smoke. 

Currently, there are two main types of vaporizers relevant to the topic of cannabis. The first are the vape pens that you see everywhere. But instead of nicotine, they are vaping THC.

The second type of vaporizer is a dry herb vaporizer. These accessories are used to heat up actual buds. This is different from vape pens that are used to vape cannabis concentrates.

Many studies show that vaping is less damaging to the lungs than smoking. However, it is important to make sure you know what you are vaping. This makes it important to buy vape products from a trusted source like Just Cannabis. 

Cannabis Dosage Chart

Dosing marijuana can be tricky at times. Especially when dealing with concentrates and edibles. For our purposes, we will go over guidelines to smoking and vaping actual buds. 

Below are some general instructions on weed dosing. As we previously covered, THC affects people differently and it is always best to know your own body and limits. This cannabis dosage chart should be taken with a grain of salt and be used primarily as a guideline. 

LEVEL	(THC)	EFFECTS	USERS
Microdose	Less Then 3%	Non-Psychoactive	Microdosers CBD Users
Low	3 – 10%	Light	New Stoners
Medium	10 – 15%	Moderate	Moderate Stoners
High	15 – 20%	High	Heavy Users
Master Stoner	Higher Then 20%	Intense	Master Stoners

Growing up I always believed that holding in a toke will get me more high since more THC will have time to enter my system. However, studies show that this is not the case and the lungs can only absorb so much on each inhale.  Obviously if you just inhale and exhale immediately, that would not be enough time to take in the maximum. 

Moving on, vaping and smoking weed are not the only ways to consume THC. A popular alternative is food items infused with THC, or more commonly known as weed edibles. 

Infused with Food to Make Cannabis Edibles

Enjoying your cannabis in your favorite food items has become so popular that the range of quality edibles are flooding the market. These delicious treats include weed gummies, baked edibles, THC chocolate, and cannabis tea. 

It’s no wonder that the edibles Canada community is growing at such a rapid rate. These goodies are perfect for those who want to keep their lungs clean while being able to enjoy their medicine. 

The one thing to watch out for when taking marijuana edibles is to not take too much.  Eating THC causes it to interact with the body differently. One major difference is the speed at which THC metabolises when ingested. THC takes much more time to break down when eaten, so effects can feel more intense and last longer. 

In addition to the methods of consumption, the quality of the cannabis is even more important to the end effects experienced. 

Cannabis Quality is Key

Marijuana comes in a range of qualities and are often priced to match the particular level. The most expensive are the premium top-shelf buds, and the cheapest being in the budget bud category. 

The experience of the farmer, care taken, growing conditions, and strain genetics all play large roles in how good the buds will be. 

Top Shelf Marijuana (AAAA Weed or Quad Weed)

Top shelf weed is the best of the best when it comes to buds, and is perfect for weed connoisseurs. These buds are also commonly known as AAAA weed, quad weed, or just quads. 

To be classified as premium marijuana, the potency, flavors, aromas, and appearance need to be at its best. This requires care and attention throughout the entire process; from seed selection, to growing, to drying, and storing. 

High-grade cannabis is not easy to grow. The most experienced craft growers spend hundreds of hours on their plants so that we can all enjoy the best smoke possible. 

Triple A Weed (AAA Weed)

It is common for something to go wrong during a crop. Oftentimes this leads to the plant not being able to reach its potential, and it lacking in certain areas. For example, the THC levels might be a few percent lower than normal. Or maybe the buds are not as flavorful or dense as they could be. 

Whatever the reason, there is usually something negatively influencing its rating.  These buds are commonly referred to as AAA weed, triple A weed, or just “trips”. Triple A buds are usually very good and are not far off from higher grades.

An advantage of this class of flower is that the price is often discounted, but a lot of the time the buds are just as effective as quads. 

Budget Buds (AA Weed)

The next tier down you have double A weed (AA weed). These buds can often be found at huge discounts and are ideal for those looking for value weed.  However, this is referring to the price and not quality, as these buds can still seriously pack a punch. This grade of marijuana flower is more appropriately named budget buds. 

The issue with budgetbuds is that there are usually a few things lacking in terms of quality. For instance, they could be popcorn buds (small buds), they could not look as nice, or they could burn a bit more harsh.

If you are lucky, you will get budget buds that taste great and provide the same effects as higher-grade cannabis.  

The biggest advantage of budget buds is that they cant often be found at great deals.  Some marijuana dispensaries even offer promotions of $89 to $99 ounce deals. 

Cheap Weed (A Weed)

Single A weed (aka A weed) is classified as a lower quality than their AA counterparts. These buds are often found at rock bottom prices and are ideal for those looking for cheap weed.  

There is usually something more serious that affects the quality of these buds.  However, single A buds are still fine to smoke and do the job. 

The good news is that there is always a wide range of lower quality cannabis available so you will never never have to worry. 

Buds that are lower quality than A weed should probably be avoided if possible.  There are many great deals available and at value pricing for cheap weed varieties. 

Shake/Trim

Shake is the little bits and pieces found at the bottom of a bag of weed. When buds are touched or moved, things such as leaves, crystals and bits of flower are broken off and fall to the bottom of the bag or container. 

If you smoke these fallen particles they will get you high because of all the THC in the crystals.  However, shake is known to be much less potent than the buds they came from since there will be higher concentrations of THC in the actual buds. 

In addition, many people falsely believe that shake is low quality. In fact, shake from top shelf weed often is more potent and tastes better than many lower quality buds. However, the buds that produce the shake will be higher quality than the shake itself. 

Some people mistake shake and trim for low-quality weed. This is a common misconception. The shake from premium quality cannabis can taste and be more potent than buds from low-quality weed. 

Trim is a bit different than shake, but the terms are often interchangeable in the cannabis community. The difference is that trim is produced when cutting away unwanted leaves. Some of the leaves will be covered in crystals and many farmers save them so they can extract the THC and make concentrates. 

The next thing we should  learn about is the measurements you need to know when you buy weed.

How to Measure Weed

It’s always a good idea to know how to measure your marijuana. This will lower the chances that you are paying too much, or receiving less product than you should. You should always weigh your weed after you purchase it to make sure you aren’t short. If you are, you can contact support, or find a more reliable cannabis store. 

The most important measurement to know is the gram. This will be the lowest denomination you will likely deal with.  Most people don’t buy single grams because it won’t last very long and usually carries a premium on pricing. A gram of marijuana will normally only roll between 2-4 joints. 

That is why most people choose to buy eighths. An eighth of weed is equivalent to 3 ½ grams of cannabis. It is also equal to ⅛ of an ounce, another common measurement figure. 

Above an eighth is a quarter ounce of weed. This is double an eighth and also equal to 7 grams of weed. A half ounce is double a quarter and is the same as 14 grams of weed.

Next, we have an ounce of weed. This amount is equivalent to 28 grams of weed.  Ounces are usually found at discounted prices because bulk pricing starts kicking in a bit.  It should be no surprise that buying an ounce of weed will be cheaper by the gram than buying an eighth.  

Bulk weed prices establish themselves when buying pounds of weed.  Even buying a quarter pound or half pound will find you savings. In general, the more cannabis you buy, the lower the price per gram will likely be. 

Marijuana Measurements Chart

GRAMS	OUNCES	POUNDS
1	–	–
3.5	0.125	–
7	0.25	–
14	0.5	–
28	1	–
112	4	0.25
224	8	0.5
448	16	1

Any higher amount is not really relevant unless you are a cannabis farmer, producer, or marijuana dispensary. These individuals can deal with tens to thousands of pounds at a time. This would be the wholesale bud territory. 

Growing Marijuana

How To Grow Cannabis?

Marijuana legalization in Canada allows for citizens to grow weed in their own homes under certain conditions. The laws are different between Provinces, but the majority allow for a certain amount of plants to be legally grown. 

This has created an influx of new cannabis farmers to be added to the growing community. Growing weed is easy under the right conditions. It isn’t called weed for no reason. 

However, growing premium marijuana is not an easy task. It can take many years of experience to master the craft. The key to success is time, effort, care, and patience. Many new growers hit many bumps along the way. This can include issues with bugs, mold, mildew, or mistakes on the part of the farmer.. 

But for those who take their time and pay attention to what they are doing, they should be fine. A lot of planning in the beginning stages will save tonnes of time throughout the grow.

Stage 1: Planning and Preparation

The worst thing you can do is to just dive right in without anything about growing weed. This is the recipe for failure. It might not be difficult to grow a cannabis plant, but it is hard to get high quality flowers. 

Therefore, it is recommended to do your due diligence and conduct some research. Go online and search for guides on how to grow weed. You will want to know what equipment and supplies you need, the conditions the plants require and the steps needed during the process. Be sure to be mindful of the common problems growers face and try to take preventative measures.

You can also watch videos on Youtube. There are many great marijuana growing guides that you can choose from. Youtube even has cannabis farmers that post videos with updates throughout the grow.  This allows you to see what they do, how they do it, and the results they get. Farmers with great results are ideal to model your own grow after. 

Just be sure you can replicate similar conditions. For instance, someone in Northern Canada will likely not be able to grow plants like someone in sunny California. 

The 3 main elements you need to know about when growing weed are Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). There are also other elements such as Calcium (Ca), Magnesium (Mg), Iron (Fe), and Manganese (Mn) that also play large roles in a cannabis plant’s health.

Other things to be aware of are bugs and mold. These two factors are the main challenges facing cannabis farmers. Make sure you learn all about pest, mold and mildew prevention and control. 

You will also want to decide what strains you want to grow and seek out a trusted seed dispensary. It’s important to know if you want to grow photoperiod plants or autoflowers, indicas or sativas, etc. It is always a good idea to buy your weed seeds early since they can take time to arrive if buying online. 

Stage 2: Buy Materials 

The second step is to buy everything you need. You can either go budget friendly and just get the bare necessities, or you can splurge for the best equipment and supplies available. Top quality weed can be grown with minimal help, but it will be more difficult in many instances. 

Also, you will want to decide what medium you will be growing in. You can select from soil, super soil, coco-coir, or hydroponics. 

Other materials needed are lights, fertilizers, fans and pots. Some luxury items would include a grow tent, ph Pen, ppm pen, beneficial microbes, humidifier, temperature/humidity gauge, and stakes. The type of grow, conditions available and ability of farmer will determine what is needed. 

Once you have everything you need, you can start germinate the seeds and start to grow. 

Stage 3: Seed Germination

There are different methods of germinating cannabis seeds. The most common is the paper towel method. First, you put the seeds in a glass of room temperature water for eight to sixteen hours. This allows for the seeds to absorb water and initiate the germination process quicker. Just be sure to not leave the seeds in the water for too long or you can actually drown them.

After the 8-16 hours, you want to get a paper towel and place the seeds on it and fold the paper towel over to cover the seeds.  Then add some water to make sure the paper towel stays moist (but not soaking wet). Then place the paper towel in a zip lock bag (or container). The goal is to keep the humidity up. A bit of heat will help speed up the process as well.

The seeds should then sprout and continue to grow each hour. When the seeds have sprouted to about an inch to an inch and a half, you can plant them into your medium. Make sure to add some water as you never want the sprout to dry up and die. 

You can start giving the sprout 16 hours of light and 8 hours of dark each day. The light doesn’t need to be that strong in this stage as the sprouts will be weak and fragile. 

Stage 4: Vegetative Cycle

As the sprouts start growing you can increase the intensity of the lights since the plants will begin to get larger and stronger. It is at this point you can start feeding your plants as well. Just be sure to start off slow and only give the plants what they need. 

For indoor grows, the vegetative phase can last as long as the plants get more than 14 hours of light. Anything lower and there is the risk the plants will start to flower. To be sure, a 12 hour dark and light schedule will usually initiate flowering. Outdoors, the vegetative phase will end when natural daylight times drops to about 14 hours of light in most places. 

The vegetatvie cycle is the time where the plants put on their most leaves and mass. The bigger the plants and bigger the harvest, the more veg time you want to give them. 

An important thing to note is that for the first three weeks of flowering, the plants will undergo a stretching period and can even double in size in some cases. So just be sure to plan for this because things can start to get pretty crowded in your garden. 

Stage 5: Flowering Cycle

The next phase is the flowering cycle and is initiated when the amount of light drops to a certain point. This is 12 hours for indoor grows and about 14 hours for outdoors (although this is just a guideline). 

It is the flowering phase that is usually the most enjoyable (or stressful) time of the grow.  The experience will largely depend on if there are any problems that arise. The flowering portion of a cannabis grow faces the most challenges. 

The main obstacle being mold and mildew. There is nothing good about putting in months of hard work only to lose your plant to mold.  It is therefore important to keep humanity levels down and give your plants great airflow. Keeping the temperature up helps as well. 

If all goes well this stage is where the cannabis plants produce their beautiful and fragrant flowers. There is nothing more rewarding than watching your plants grow each day into stunning plants. 

Weeks 1 – 3: During the first 3 weeks of flowering, plants will go through a growth spurt. In the third week, pistils will start to show. These are the beginning of the buds that will start to appear in the next few weeks. 

Weeks 4-5: The next 2 weeks the plant will stop growing and focus its energy in producing buds. This means the plant will start to require less nitrogen and start needing more phosphorus and potassium. The new buds will start to pop up all over the plant during these 2 weeks. 

Weeks 6-8: During weeks 6 to 8, the buds will start to get fatter and more dense each day. Eventually new buds will stop appearing and all the flowers will be producing THC at its peak levels. In addition, these weeks are when the aroma of the flowers become very noticeable. However, this period comes with high risk of mold so beware and check your plants often. 

Weeks 9+: These final weeks are not needed for some strains. For instance, many indica dominant strains only take about 8 weeks to flower. Sativa dominant strains are usually the plants that require these longer flowering periods. 

Different cannabis strains have different expected flowering times, so it is best to check the breeders recommendations. 

Stage 6: Drying & Curing Weed

These stages are often overlooked by many growers, especially the curing portion. Freshly cut marijuana needs takes time to break down the chlorophyll, and time for THC to ripen. In addition, when THC degrades over time, it converts into CBN and provides a more sedating effect that is sought after by many. This is why so many growers try to prolong drying and curing.  

Drying cannabis can take anywhere from a few days to a couple weeks. This will depend on the size and density of the buds, and the temperature, humidity, and airflow of the drying area.

Curing weed is the process of allowing buds to dry slowly. Once buds are dried properly, they can be placed into containers such as mason jars. The key is to open up the jars from time to time to allow moisture to escape and allow new oxygen in. The humidity level should ideally be between 59 to 63% during curing.  Just be sure to watch for mold. If at any time the buds feel moist to the touch, leave the jar open or take the buds out until they are dry to the touch before continuing curing. 

Stage 7: Storing Marijuana

Storing cannabis is a simple process as long as the buds have been dried and cured properly. In fact, if the buds are dried to an ideal level, the buds can be stored for over a year. 

The key is to store weed in a dark and cool place. This prevents the THC from degrading due to light. The cool temperature ensures that the buds will not grow mold or bacteria. 

Also, long term storage is possible by placing your weed in the fridge or freezer, and in freezer-safe bags. This will help extend the shelf-life by preserving the THC and other therapeutic compounds. 

Different Types of
Cannabis Products

Did you know that there are a variety of different products that are made with cannabis? Weed has been around so long that many innovative ways to extract THC from marijuana have been invented. This has led to categories of products such as cannabis concentrates, weed edibles, CBD products, and weed vapes.

Cannabis Concentrates

This category of cannabis product is made by extracting THC and other therapeutic compounds from marijuana. The main goal is to remove the unwanted plant material.  This results in higher concentrations of THC, making cannabis concentrates some of the most potent products on the market. 

The extraction process can potentially be very dangerous and should be left to the professionals who have the experience and equipment needed. 

The good news is that there are a huge variety of products available at the many cannabis stores around. 

Here are links to some of the most popular cannabis concentrates

Budder	Cannabis Oil (THC Oil)	Terp Sauce
Hash (Hashish)	Kief (Dry Sift)	Live Resin
Shatter	Crumble	HTFSE
THC Distillate	Phoenix Tears	Moon Rocks
Cannabis Topicals

Weed Edibles

Cannabis edibles are any food items that are infused with THC. Basically, a cannabis concentrate is added to food, and when eaten it induces effects of marijuana. 

Weed edibles are ideal for anyone who does not want to inhale anything into their lungs. They are also perfect for those looking for a tasty way to take their medicine. 

Also, it should be mentioned that THC edibles affect the body differently than when smoking. The THC metabolized slower with edibles and effects are often more intense and long lasting. 

Whatever the case, weed edibles are growing in popularity with items such as baked edibles and weed gummies readily available. This includes some of the best tasting weed brownies and pot cookies. 

Below are links to some of the most popular edibles on the market

THC Gummies	Pot Brownies	Weed Cookies
Cannabis Chocolate	THC Syrup	Cannabis Drinks
THC Capsules (THC Pills)	Tincture

Weed Vapes

The next category of marijuana products is weed vapes. Vaping weed has gained in popularity in recent years for many reasons. For example, vaping cannabis is convenient since there is little prep work needed and practically no clean up required.

Also, vaping weed does not produce much of an odor, so this allows for a much more discreet session then compared to smoking a joint.

Here are the main components of a weed vape with links.

THC Vape Pen

THC Vape Cartridge

THC Vape Juice

CBD Canada

Did you know that there are cannabis products that don’t get you high?  These are known as CBD products and contain only small traces of THC. You can even get CBD isolate which has no THC at all. 

CBD is a non-psychoactive substance that does not induce intoxication. Cannabidiol is used to enhance the effects of other cannabinoids in the body. 

Below are links to some of the most popular CBD products available

CBD Oil Canada	CBD Capsules (CBD Pills)	CBD Edibles
CBD Gummies	CBD Cream	CBD Isolate
CBD Vape Pen	Phoenix Tears CBD	CBD Oil for Dogs

Selecting the ideal marijuana dispensary can be a challenge at times. Especially when there are hundreds of weed shops to choose from. 

This is why it is always important to do your research on a company before buying from them. A good way to do this is to read through customer reviews since it is likely you will receive service like they have. 

One great online weed dispensary is Just Cannabis. They provide some of the best deals on some of the highest quality products in Canada. 

They provide mail order marijuana services to all of Canada; from Toronto Ontario to Vancouver BC to everywhere in between. 

In addition, they offer free shipping, mix and match options, and frequent deals and promotions. So don’t miss out and start saving when you buy weed online at JustCannabis.