Decarboxylation activates cannabinoids like THC and CBD in cannabis by removing a carboxyl group through exposure to heat or UV light. This process occurs naturally through smoking, vaping or infusing.

510 thread refers to the standardized connection used for threading vape cartridges onto batteries and pens. 510-threaded vapes include prefilled oil cartridges and reusable tanks for cannabis concentrates.

Heavy metals like lead and arsenic can contaminate cannabis during growth or processing, posing health risks if inhaled or ingested. Testing identifies contamination.

710 is a numeric slang code used to refer to cannabis concentrates, dabbing, and the subculture surrounding this method of consumption. It is flipped from 420, thought to refer to the best time to dab concentrates.

Stoned refers to strong sensations of psychoactive effects after consuming potent cannabis. It implies being under the influence and intoxicated from THC.

Dewaxing is a multi-step filtration process performed during and after cannabis extraction to remove fats, waxes, and lipids from concentrates for a purified product.

Cannabis terpenes are aromatic compounds like limonene, pinene, and linalool that influence flavor and effects through interactions with receptors and other molecules.

Kief refers to the unpressed trichomes that fall off dried cannabis buds and accumulate in containers like grinders. Collected kief forms a potent concentrate.

The entourage effect describes the synergy and interconnected effects created by the complex mix of cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds in cannabis interacting with the human body and receptors.

Cannabis leaves receive light energy through photosynthesis, fueling the plant’s growth and production of buds containing cannabinoid and terpene-rich trichomes.