Properly controlling moisture content during cannabis drying, storage, and decarboxylation prevents microbial growth while preserving cannabinoids prior to consumption.

In cannabis slang, a plug refers to a person who supplies marijuana – a dealer, broker, or connecting source for product.

Cannabis topicals are infused skin care products like lotions, balms, and salves that provide localized relief and skin health benefits without causing a high when applied.

Borneol is an analgesic, anti-inflammatory terpene in cannabis contributing to woody, camphor aromas. It may amplify the relaxing, sedative benefits of certain strains.

Auto-buddering refers to cannabis extracts like shatter that undergo a transformation in texture to a budder consistency. Factors like agitation, heat, and terpene content cause buddering.

Cannabis concentrate dab rigs refer to specialized water pipes designed specifically for optimally vaporizing waxes and oils at high heats using an attached nail, banger or wand.

Moon rocks are nuggets of cannabis bud dipped in or sprayed with hash oil and then rolled in kief, creating a super potent exterior layer of concentrates.

In the cannabis extract world, badder and batter refer to textures of concentrates that fall between budders and sauces. Badder tends to be creamier while batter is more sappy.

Linalool is a floral, lavender terpene with sedative and analgesic properties. It provides anti-anxiety benefits and is common in indica strains.

Micron screens contain specific mesh hole sizes that mechanically filter and sort trichome glands by size to refine and perfect hash and kief quality.