Ocimene is a terpene creating sweet, herbal notes in cannabis. Research indicates antimicrobial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties potentially benefiting marijuana strains containing ocimene.

Pulegone is a minty terpene found in cannabis strains such as OG Kush. In excessively high concentrations, pulegone may be harmful if consumed or inhaled.

Carb caps are tools used when dabbing cannabis extracts like wax and live resin. Carb caps help retain heat and vapor, while directing it into optimal flow paths.

Solventless cannabis extraction utilizes water, heat, and pressure instead of chemical solvents to mechanically isolate essential components like resin glands for concentrates.

Crossing refers to the cannabis breeding technique of mixing two different strains to produce hybrid seeds expressing desired traits from each of the parent plants like taste, effects, or plant structure.

Vape atomizers are components in vaporizers that heat cannabis oils and extracts into an inhalable vapor. They contain a coil and wicking system that brings extract in contact with the heating element.

CBN (cannabinol) is mildly psychoactive cannabinoid produced when THC degrades over time. Potential effects are relaxing and sedative. Aged cannabis contains more CBN.

The bowl is the part of a cannabis smoking pipe or bong where ground flower is loaded and ignited. Bowls have carb holes to control airflow and cherrying.

Carb holes or rush holes are found on cannabis pipes and bongs to control airflow and cherry the bowl. Covering and uncovering the carb allows the user to inhale all the smoke.

Sinsemilla refers to female cannabis buds intentionally grown without pollination so that they produce no seeds and high levels of cannabinoids in the flowers.