In cannabis culture, a cannon refers to a large joint or blunt, typically containing a few grams of marijuana. These are rolled for special occasions or group smoking sessions.

CBL is a rare, non-psychoactive cannabinoid sometimes found in trace amounts in certain cannabis strains. Research on its pharmacological properties and effects is still emerging.

Cannabis extracts are highly-concentrated products derived from cannabinoid-rich glandular trichomes using solvents like hydrocarbons or supercritical CO2 to separate the oils from raw plant material.

Nug refers to a marijuana bud, typically one with dense, sticky structure holding high amounts of cannabinoids and terpenes. High-quality cannabis is well manicured into nugs.

Xanthophylls like lutein are a class of carotenoid pigments naturally occurring in cannabis and other plants, contributing to vibrant yellow and orange hues in foliage.

Pinene is an abundant aroma compound in cannabis emitting a pine-like fragrance. It exhibits bronchodilating and anti-inflammatory properties offering a stimulating experience.

A cannabis genotype refers to the genetic composition or specific genome within a plant or strain, which determines characteristics like cannabinoid levels and growth structure.

Cannabis shatter is a brittle, translucent concentrate known for its breakability. The process maximizes THC levels while removing most terpenes and moisture.

CBDV is an analog of CBD with a similar effect profile. Research shows promising antibacterial, anti-seizure and bone growth properties. Strains high in CBDV include Sour Tsunami.

Cannabis flower refers to the crystalline, trichome-covered buds that form on mature female plants. Flower contains the highest concentrations of cannabinoids on the plant.