Hemp refers to cannabis varieties grown for fiber or seed purposes with 0.3% or less THC by dry weight. Unlike marijuana, hemp contains low psychoactive cannabinoid levels.

Cannabis capsules deliver specific doses of cannabinoids like THC and CBD in convenient pill form. The contents can include oils, dry extracts, powders, or infused in coconut oil.

Backcrossing is a cannabis breeding technique used to develop new strains by crossing a hybrid back with one of its parent strains. It helps amplify desired traits.

Directional airflow carb caps for dabbing concentrate work by directing the vapor stream to optimize flavor and inhalation. They prevent vapor loss and require fewer reheats.

Re-upping refers to purchasing more cannabis after one’s supply has diminished in order to restock and refill inventory.

Cannabis extraction artists use specialized skills and equipment to produce artisanal batches of concentrates like shatter, live resin, and hash oils optimized for purity and potency.

Heirloom cannabis strains represent pure landrace genetics that have not undergone extensive breeding, passed down for generations to preserve unique attributes.

Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) is a concentrated whole-plant cannabis extract with high THC levels, used orally and topically for therapeutic effects.

Cannabis distributors are licensed businesses that transport wholesale cannabis goods between commercial cultivators, manufacturers, testing labs, and retail dispensaries as part of the regulated supply chain.

CO2 extraction for cannabis uses pressurized carbon dioxide to isolate desired compounds like cannabinoids and terpenes and create versatile products for vaping or infusions.