THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin) is a rare analog of THC found in some cannabis chemovars that shows appetite-suppressing, energetic effects with faster onset but shorter duration than THC itself.

CBDA is the raw form of CBD found in live cannabis plants, freshly harvested material, or unprocessed extracts. Exposure to heat decarboxylates CBDA into CBD.

Smoke diffusion in cannabis bongs and water pipes refers to the dispersion of smoke into fine particles using slits or holes to create more surface area, allowing optimal cooling and filtration in water.

Cannabis trichomes are bulbous glandular hairs concentrated on buds and leaves containing cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds that provide effects and aromas.

Delta-8 THC is an isomer of THC with psychoactive effects that are less potent than delta-9. Derived from hemp CBD, commercial delta-8 products have surged in popularity.

Splash guards protect water pipe mouthpieces from internal moisture. The mesh and bead accessories minimize ember pops and water spraying users.

A spliff is a joint rolled with a blend of both cannabis and tobacco, typically containing less cannabis than a pure marijuana joint.

Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) is a condition causing nausea, vomiting, and cramping in some longtime cannabis users. Hot showers provide temporary symptom relief.

Cannabis prerolls are premade joint cigarettes sold in legal dispensaries for convenience. They eliminate work of grinding flower and rolling papers.

Valencene is a terpene precursor of beta-caryophyllene contributing citrusy, sweet, herbal orange aromas. It has shown anti-inflammatory properties.