Cannabis is a genus of flowering plants in the Cannabaceae family, with the two major species being Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica. Popularly known as marijuana, it contains active compounds known as cannabinoids.

Cannabis permaculture focuses on sustainable, self-sufficient organic methods. The goal is developing regenerative growing systems modeled after natural ecosystems.

Pre-rolled cones are paper rolling sheets with integrated tips that allow easy filling of ground cannabis to make evenly shaped joints. They offer convenience compared to manual rolling.

To cherry a bowl means letting it burn while smoking so that the ashes glow red like a cherry. ‘Cornering’ helps prevent excess cherrying and burning more cannabis than intended.

Resin hits involve smoking the sticky, accumulated resin leftover in pipes or bongs after multiple bowls. The residue still contains cannabinoids.

Cannabis pistils are the delicate white hairs protruding from female flowers, designed to collect pollen for reproduction. Their color changes with maturity.

Cola refers to the dense, resinous clusters of female cannabis flowers that form at plant branch tips during optimal growing conditions. Colas contain high concentrations of cannabinoids.

Convection vaporizers heat cannabis flower or extracts with hot air rather than direct contact. This avoids combustion and potential toxins released when smoking or burning material.

Mycotoxins are toxic metabolic byproducts of mold, potentially contaminating cannabis during cultivation, drying or storage. Proper environmental controls prevent mycotoxins.