Glossario cannabis

Ogni termine nel Vocabolario Cannabis, coltivazione, scienza, legge, prodotti e cultura.

• 2-AG — 2-Arachidonilglicerolo (2-AG) è l'endocannabinoide più abbondante nel corpo, agendo come agonista completo sia sui recettori CB1 che CB2.
• 420 — 420 è un termine culturale popolare e un orario associato al consumo e alla celebrazione della cannabis.
• Adult-Use — Adult-use si riferisce alla vendita e al consumo legale e non medico di cannabis da parte di adulti, tipicamente definiti come individui di 21 anni o più.
• Anandamide — L'anandamide è un endocannabinoide prodotto naturalmente dal corpo umano, spesso chiamata la 'molecola della felicità', che attiva gli stessi recettori del THC.
• Autofiorente — Le piante di cannabis autofiorenti iniziano a fiorire in base all'età piuttosto che ai cambiamenti del ciclo luminoso, derivate dalla genetica di Cannabis ruderalis.
• Biodisponibilità — La biodisponibilità è la proporzione di una dose consumata di cannabinoide che raggiunge la circolazione sistemica ed è disponibile per esercitare i suoi effetti.
• Biomassa — La biomassa di cannabis si riferisce al materiale vegetale raccolto in massa, inclusi steli, foglie e piccoli fiori, usato principalmente come materia prima per l'estrazione.
• Blunt — Un blunt è un sigaro svuotato riempito di cannabis, spesso avvolto in foglie di tabacco.
• Bong — Un bong è un tubo ad acqua usato per fumare cannabis, che offre un'esperienza di inalazione più liscia.
• Broad-Spectrum — Un estratto cannabis a spettro ampio mantiene più cannabinoidi e terpeni ma ha il THC rimosso o ridotto a livelli non rilevabili.
• Budtender — Un budtender è un membro dello staff di un negozio di cannabis che aiuta i clienti nella scelta dei prodotti.
• Cannabicromene — Il cannabicromene (CBC) è un cannabinoide minore non psicoattivo studiato per i suoi potenziali effetti antinfiammatori, antidepressivi e di promozione della neurogenesi.
• Cannabidiolo — Il cannabidiolo (CBD) è un composto non psicoattivo presente nella cannabis noto per le sue proprietà terapeutiche.
• Isolato di cannabidiolo — L'isolato di CBD è una forma pura e cristallina di cannabidiolo che contiene il 99%+ di CBD con tutti gli altri composti vegetali rimossi.
• Cannabinoide — I cannabinoidi sono composti chimici che interagiscono con il sistema endocannabinoide, presenti naturalmente nella cannabis o prodotti sinteticamente.
• Rapporto cannabinoidi — Il rapporto cannabinoidi si riferisce alla proporzione di diversi cannabinoidi (in particolare THC rispetto a CBD) in un prodotto cannabis, utilizzato per caratterizzare il profilo degli effetti e il potenziale terapeutico.
• Advocacy cannabis — L'advocacy cannabis si riferisce agli sforzi volti a promuovere la legalizzazione e l'uso responsabile della cannabis.
• Gruppi di advocacy cannabis — I gruppi di advocacy cannabis sono organizzazioni che promuovono la consapevolezza e il sostegno per la legalizzazione e la riforma della cannabis.
• Tecnologia di advocacy cannabis — Strumenti e piattaforme digitali che supportano l'advocacy delle politiche sulla cannabis.
• Cannabis B2B — Transazioni commerciali che avvengono tra aziende cannabis piuttosto che tra un'azienda e i consumatori.
• Soluzioni blockchain cannabis — Utilizzo della tecnologia blockchain per la trasparenza nelle catene di approvvigionamento della cannabis.
• Posizionamento del marchio cannabis — La strategia utilizzata dalle aziende cannabis per differenziare il loro marchio nel mercato.
• Branding cannabis — Strategie per creare un'identità distinta per i prodotti cannabis.
• Strategie di branding della cannabis Approcci utilizzati per creare un'identità unica per i prodotti e le aziende di cannabis.
• Fiore di cannabis I fiori di cannabis sono le parti fiorite della pianta di cannabis raccolte per l'uso.
• Conformità normativa della cannabis Rispetto delle leggi e dei regolamenti che governano le operazioni di cannabis.
• Software di conformità normativa della cannabis Strumenti software progettati per aiutare le aziende di cannabis a rispettare i requisiti normativi.
• Educazione dei consumatori di cannabis Programmi volti a informare i consumatori di cannabis sui prodotti e sui rischi.
• Insights sui consumatori di cannabis Dati e analisi relativi alle preferenze e ai comportamenti dei consumatori nel mercato della cannabis.
• Gestione delle crisi nella cannabis Strategie per affrontare problemi e rischi nell'industria della cannabis.
• Tecniche di coltivazione della cannabis Metodi impiegati per coltivare efficacemente le piante di cannabis.
• Analisi dei dati sulla cannabis L'uso dei dati per informare le decisioni commerciali nel settore della cannabis.
• Consegna di cannabis La consegna di cannabis è il trasporto autorizzato di prodotti a base di cannabis direttamente ai consumatori o tra aziende, soggetto a regole rigorose su controllo dei conducenti, manifesti, sicurezza dei veicoli e zone di consegna.
• Marketing digitale della cannabis Strategie online utilizzate per promuovere marchi e prodotti di cannabis.
• Vendite dirette di cannabis Un modello di business in cui i prodotti di cannabis vengono venduti direttamente ai consumatori senza intermediari.
• Modelli di distribuzione della cannabis — Quadri normativi per la consegna di cannabis ai consumatori e ai rivenditori.
• Distribuzione di Cannabis — Un'attività indipendente che gestisce la distribuzione di prodotti a base di cannabis ai rivenditori.
• E-Commerce di Cannabis — L'acquisto e la vendita online di prodotti a base di cannabis.
• Studi sull'Impatto Economico della Cannabis — Ricerche che valutano gli effetti economici della legalizzazione della cannabis.
• Programmi di Educazione Cannabis — Programmi volti a educare consumatori e professionisti su prodotti e normative cannabis.
• Imprenditore Cannabis — Un individuo che avvia e gestisce un'attività nel settore della cannabis.
• Cannabis Equity — Politiche volte a garantire una partecipazione equa nel settore della cannabis.
• Cannabis Ethical Sourcing — Acquisire cannabis da fonti responsabili e sostenibili.
• Cannabis Events and Activations — Eventi live volti a promuovere i brand cannabis e coinvolgere i consumatori.
• Cannabis Exportation — La vendita e distribuzione di prodotti cannabis oltre i confini internazionali.
• Cannabis Extracts — Gli estratti cannabis sono forme concentrate di cannabis che contengono alti livelli di cannabinoidi e terpeni.
• Cannabis Financial Compliance — L'aderenza alle normative finanziarie che governano le attività cannabis.
• Cannabis Financial Models — Framework per analizzare le prestazioni finanziarie nelle attività cannabis.
• Cannabis Industry Networking — Costruire relazioni professionali all'interno del settore cannabis.
• Marketing di Influencer Cannabis Utilizzo di influencer sui social media per promuovere marchi e prodotti cannabis.
• Proprietà Intellettuale Cannabis Diritti legali relativi all'innovazione e al branding cannabis.
• Gestione Inventario Cannabis La gestione dell'inventario cannabis è il tracciamento del prodotto dalla coltivazione alla vendita attraverso sistemi obbligatori per legge (come Metrc), riconciliando lo stock fisico con i registri normativi per prevenire diversioni e rimanere conformi.
• Strategie di Investimento nella Cannabis Approcci per investire nell'industria cannabis.
• Advocacy Legislativa sulla Cannabis Sforzi per influenzare le leggi e i regolamenti relativi alla cannabis.
• Licenza Cannabis — Una licenza di cannabis è un'autorizzazione legale necessaria per coltivare, distribuire o vendere prodotti a base di cannabis.
• Licenze di Cannabis La concessione di licenze cannabis comporta l'approvazione normativa per le aziende al fine di coltivare o vendere legalmente cannabis.
• Programma Fedeltà Cannabis — Un programma di ricompense progettato per incoraggiare gli acquisti ripetuti dai consumatori di cannabis.
• Produzione Cannabis — La produzione di cannabis è la fabbricazione autorizzata di prodotti infusi e trasformati, concentrati, edibili, vaporizzatori, tinture e prodotti topici, da cannabinoidi estratti secondo standard di qualità regolamentati.
• Mercato Cannabis Il mercato cannabis si riferisce al panorama economico relativo alla vendita e al consumo di prodotti cannabis.
• Ricerca di Mercato della Cannabis — La raccolta e l'analisi sistematica di dati relativi al mercato della cannabis.
• Segmentazione del Mercato della Cannabis — Divisione del mercato della cannabis in gruppi distinti di consumatori con esigenze simili.
• Microbusiness della Cannabis — Piccole attività di cannabis autorizzate a svolgere più operazioni.
• Olio di Cannabis — L'olio di cannabis è un estratto dalla pianta di cannabis che può essere ricco di cannabinoidi e terpeni.
• Confezionamento della Cannabis — Il confezionamento della cannabis è il contenimento e l'etichettatura conforme ai requisiti, che in genere richiedono imballaggi a prova di bambino, antimanomissione, spesso opachi, più avvertenze obbligatorie, informazioni sulla potenza e sulla tracciabilità.
• Lavorazione della Cannabis — La lavorazione della cannabis copre i passaggi post-raccolta, essiccazione, stagionatura, trimatura, estrazione e formulazione, che trasformano la materia prima in prodotti finiti.
• Sviluppo di Prodotti a Base di Cannabis — Il processo di progettazione e creazione di nuovi prodotti a base di cannabis.
• Serializzazione dei Prodotti di Cannabis — Identificatori univoci per i prodotti a base di cannabis lungo la catena di approvvigionamento.
• Efficienza Produttiva della Cannabis — L'ottimizzazione dei processi di coltivazione e produzione della cannabis per aumentare la resa.
• Controllo della Qualità della Cannabis Standard e processi che garantiscono la qualità e la sicurezza dei prodotti a base di cannabis.
• Regolamentazione della Cannabis La regolamentazione della cannabis si riferisce alle leggi e alle politiche che governano la legalità, la distribuzione e l'uso dei prodotti a base di cannabis.
• Ricerca sulla Cannabis La ricerca sulla cannabis include studi che esplorano gli effetti, i benefici e le applicazioni della cannabis in medicina.
• Strategia di Vendita al Dettaglio di Cannabis Approcci per massimizzare le vendite negli ambienti di vendita al dettaglio di cannabis.
• Gestione del Rischio della Cannabis — L'identificazione e la mitigazione dei rischi potenziali nelle operazioni commerciali di cannabis.
• Cannabis Ruderalis — La cannabis ruderalis è una sottospecie di cannabis originaria dell'Asia centrale, caratterizzata dalla fioritura automatica in base all'età piuttosto che al fotoperiodo.
• Cannabis Seeds — Cannabis seeds are the reproductive part of the cannabis plant, used for breeding or cultivation.
• Cannabis Social Equity Programs — Initiatives aimed at addressing historical injustices related to cannabis prohibition.
• Cannabis Supply Chain — The cannabis supply chain encompasses all processes involved in producing and delivering cannabis products to consumers.
• Cannabis Supply Chain Management — Overseeing the production and delivery of cannabis products.
• Cannabis Supply Forecasting — The process of estimating the future supply of cannabis products in the market.
• Cannabis Sustainability Practices — Strategies promoting environmental stewardship in cannabis operations.
• Cannabis Testing — Cannabis testing is the process of analyzing cannabis products for quality, potency, and safety.
• Cannabis User Experience — The overall experience consumers have with cannabis products.
• Caryophyllene — Caryophyllene is a cannabis terpene with a spicy, peppery aroma that uniquely acts as a CB2 receptor agonist, making it both a terpene and a functional cannabinoid.
• CBD — Cannabidiol (CBD) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp, widely used in medical research and consumer wellness products.
• CBDA — Cannabidiolic acid (CBDA) is the acidic precursor to CBD found in raw cannabis and hemp, which converts to CBD upon decarboxylation.
• CBDV (Cannabidivarin) — Cannabidivarin (CBDV) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid being studied for its potential benefits.
• CBG — Cannabigerol (CBG) is a minor cannabinoid often called the 'mother cannabinoid' because CBGA is the precursor from which other major cannabinoids are synthesized.
• CBN (Cannabinol) — Cannabinol (CBN) is a cannabinoid that forms when THC is oxidized, known for its sedative effects.
• CO2 Extraction — CO2 extraction is a method of producing cannabis concentrates using supercritical or subcritical carbon dioxide as a solvent, resulting in clean, pharmaceutical-grade extracts.
• COA — A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a document from an accredited laboratory confirming the composition, potency, and safety of a cannabis product.
• COA Verification — COA verification is the process of confirming the authenticity and accuracy of a cannabis Certificate of Analysis from an accredited laboratory.
• Compassionate Use — Compassionate use refers to state programs that allow medical cannabis access for qualifying patients.
• Compliance — Cannabis compliance refers to adherence to all applicable laws, regulations, and standards governing the production, testing, distribution, and sale of cannabis.
• Concentrates — Cannabis concentrates are products produced by extracting and concentrating cannabinoids and terpenes from plant material into a more potent form.
• Controlled Substance — A controlled substance is a drug or chemical whose manufacture, possession, and use are regulated by law due to potential for abuse or harm.
• Cultivar — A cultivar is a plant variety that has been selectively bred and maintained to exhibit consistent, reproducible characteristics.
• Curing — Curing is the post-harvest process of slowly drying cannabis in controlled conditions to develop flavor, enhance potency, and extend shelf life.
• Cushion Effect — The cushion effect refers to the enhanced effects of cannabis when combined with different cannabinoids.
• Dab — A dab refers to a small amount of cannabis concentrate used for vaporization, or the act of consuming concentrate via a dab rig.
• Dabbing — Dabbing is a method of consuming cannabis concentrates by vaporizing a small amount on a heated surface (nail or banger) and inhaling the resulting vapor.
• DEA — The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is the US federal law enforcement agency responsible for enforcing controlled substances laws and regulations.
• Decarboxylation — Decarboxylation is the chemical process by which THCA is converted to THC through the application of heat, activating the psychoactive properties of cannabis.
• Dispensary — A dispensary is a licensed facility authorized to sell cannabis and cannabis products to consumers.
• Dispensary Menu — A dispensary menu is the curated catalogue of cannabis products available for sale at a licensed retail outlet, typically displayed digitally or in print.
• Distillate — Cannabis distillate is a highly refined extract produced through molecular distillation, typically containing 90%+ cannabinoid purity.
• Edibles — Cannabis edibles are food and beverage products infused with cannabinoids (primarily THC or CBD) designed for oral consumption.
• Endocannabinoid System — The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a cell-signaling network in the human body that regulates a broad range of physiological processes including mood, pain, appetite, and immune function.
• Entourage Effect — The entourage effect is the proposed synergistic interaction between cannabinoids, terpenes, and other cannabis compounds that may enhance overall therapeutic effects.
• Epidiolex — Epidiolex is the first FDA-approved prescription pharmaceutical containing purified CBD, indicated for rare childhood epilepsy syndromes.
• Extraction — Cannabis extraction is the process of isolating cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds from plant material using solvents or mechanical methods.
• Extraction Equipment — Extraction equipment is used to isolate cannabinoids and terpenes from cannabis plants for concentrates.
• Fiore — Cannabis flower refers to the harvested, dried, and cured reproductive structures of the female cannabis plant, the primary form sold in dispensaries.
• Flush — Flushing is a cultivation practice of watering cannabis plants with plain water during the final weeks before harvest to clear nutrient residues from the substrate.
• Full-Spectrum — Full-spectrum cannabis extract contains all naturally occurring cannabinoids, terpenes, and other plant compounds, including trace amounts of THC.
• Ganja — Ganja is a colloquial term used in various cultures to refer to marijuana.
• Genotype — Genotype refers to the complete genetic makeup of a cannabis plant, which determines its potential traits and characteristics.
• GMP — Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is a quality assurance framework mandated by regulatory agencies for the production of pharmaceutical, food, and cannabis products.
• Green Rush — The green rush refers to the rapid growth of the cannabis industry following legalization movements.
• Grow Room — A grow room is an indoor space purpose-designed for cannabis cultivation under controlled environmental conditions.
• Harvest — Harvest is the stage of cannabis cultivation when mature plants are cut for drying and curing, timed by trichome ripeness to maximize cannabinoid and terpene content.
• Hash — Hash (hashish) is one of the oldest cannabis concentrates, made by collecting and compressing trichome resin from the cannabis plant.
• Hash Oil — Hash oil is a cannabis concentrate in liquid or viscous form produced through solvent extraction, containing high concentrations of cannabinoids.
• Hemp — Hemp refers to Cannabis sativa L. varieties cultivated for industrial, nutritional, and CBD purposes, legally defined by low THC content (typically below 0.3%).
• Hemp-Derived CBD — Hemp-derived CBD is CBD extracted from hemp plants, low in THC and often used for wellness.
• High — A 'high' is the colloquial term for the psychoactive state experienced after consuming THC-containing cannabis products.
• Home Cultivation — Home cultivation refers to the practice of growing cannabis plants for personal use.
• Hybrid — A hybrid cannabis strain is a cultivar bred from crossbreeding indica and sativa genetics to combine specific traits from each.
• Hydroponics — Hydroponics is a method of growing cannabis in nutrient-rich water solutions without soil, enabling precise nutrient control and faster growth rates.
• Indica — Indica is a strain of cannabis commonly associated with relaxing effects and sedation.
• Indica-Dominant — Indica-dominant describes a hybrid cannabis cultivar where indica genetics predominate, typically associated with more physically relaxing effect profiles.
• Inhalation — Inhalation is a cannabis administration route involving breathing in smoke or vapor, producing rapid onset of effects within minutes.
• Isolate — A cannabis isolate is a purified extract containing a single cannabinoid, typically CBD or THC, at 99%+ purity.
• Joint — A joint is a rolled cannabis cigarette commonly used for consumption.
• Kief — Kief refers to the loose, powdery trichome crystals that separate from cannabis flower, high in cannabinoids and terpenes.
• Landrace — A landrace cannabis strain is a naturally evolved variety originating from a specific geographic region, genetically distinct from commercial cultivars.
• Legalization — Cannabis legalization refers to the process of removing criminal prohibitions on cannabis cultivation, possession, sale, or use and establishing a regulated legal market.
• Licensed Producer — A licensed producer is a company or individual authorized by a government regulatory body to cultivate, process, and distribute cannabis.
• Limonene — Limonene is a cannabis terpene with a citrus aroma, studied for potential anti-anxiety, antidepressant, and anti-cancer properties.
• Linalool — Linalool is a floral cannabis terpene also abundant in lavender, studied for sedative, anxiolytic, and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Live Resin — Live resin is a cannabis concentrate made from freshly harvested, flash-frozen plant material to preserve the full terpene and cannabinoid profile.
• Marijuana — Marijuana is a common name for cannabis, particularly when referring to its psychoactive properties.
• Marijuana Tax Act — The Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 imposed heavy regulations and taxes on cannabis in the U.S.
• Medical Cannabis — Medical cannabis refers to cannabis or cannabis-derived products prescribed or recommended by a licensed healthcare professional for therapeutic purposes.
• Mediweed — Mediweed is a colloquial term for medicinal cannabis, typically prescribed to patients.
• Microdosing — Microdosing refers to the practice of consuming very small, sub-perceptual doses of cannabis to achieve therapeutic benefits without significant psychoactive effects.
• Mircene — Myrcene is the most abundant terpene in commercial cannabis cultivars, producing earthy and musky aromas, and studied for sedative and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Nerolidol — Nerolidol is a secondary cannabis terpene with woody and floral aromas, studied for potential sedative, antimicrobial, and antiparasitic properties.
• Novel Food — Novel Food is an EU regulatory classification applied to CBD products, requiring authorization before they can be marketed as food supplements.
• Nug — Nug is a slang term for a dense, high-quality cannabis flower bud.
• Pharmaceutical Cannabis — Pharmaceutical cannabis refers to cannabis-derived medicines that meet pharmaceutical manufacturing standards and are prescribed through formal medical channels.
• Fenotipo — Phenotype refers to the observable physical and chemical characteristics of a cannabis plant that result from the interaction of its genetics (genotype) with the environment.
• Photoperiod — Photoperiod refers to the duration of light and dark periods in a 24-hour cycle that triggers cannabis plants to transition from vegetative growth to flowering.
• Pinene — Pinene is a cannabis terpene with a fresh pine aroma, studied for potential bronchodilating, anti-inflammatory, and memory-enhancing properties.
• Potency — Potency in cannabis refers to the concentration of cannabinoids, particularly THC, typically expressed as a percentage of dry weight.
• Pre-Roll — A pre-roll is a commercially prepared cannabis cigarette, filled with ground flower or other cannabis material and ready to smoke.
• Prohibition — The term refers to the historical ban on cannabis, impacting its legal status and use.
• Prop 215 — Proposition 215, enacted in California in 1996, was the first law in the U.S. to legalize medical cannabis.
• Psychoactive — A psychoactive substance affects brain function, resulting in alterations in perception, mood, consciousness, or behavior. THC is the primary psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis.
• Qualitative Analysis — Qualitative analysis in cannabis studies focuses on identifying compounds' presence rather than quantity.
• Resin — Cannabis resin is a sticky, glandular secretion produced by trichomes on the cannabis plant, rich in cannabinoids and terpenes.
• Rosin — Rosin is a solventless cannabis concentrate produced by applying heat and pressure to cannabis flower, hash, or kief.
• Safe Access — Safe access refers to the legal framework allowing patients to obtain medical cannabis without fear of legal repercussions.
• Sativa — Cannabis sativa is a subspecies of cannabis traditionally associated with taller plants and effects described as energizing or cerebral.
• Sativa-Dominant — Sativa-dominant describes a hybrid cannabis cultivar where sativa genetics predominate, typically associated with more cerebral or energizing effect profiles.
• Schedule I — Schedule I is the most restrictive classification under the US Controlled Substances Act, applied to substances deemed to have high abuse potential and no accepted medical use, including cannabis.
• Seed-to-Sale — Seed-to-sale refers to the track-and-trace regulatory framework that monitors cannabis from cultivation through to retail sale to ensure compliance and prevent diversion.
• Seed-to-Sale Software — Software tools designed to track cannabis products from cultivation to final sale.
• Shatter — Shatter is a brittle, glass-like cannabis concentrate produced through BHO extraction, known for high cannabinoid purity and stable consistency.
• Stoner — A stoner is a colloquial term for a person who regularly consumes cannabis, often carrying cultural connotations.
• Terp Sauce — Terp sauce is a cannabis concentrate with high terpene content and a liquid or semi-liquid consistency, often containing THCA crystals suspended in aromatic oils.
• Terpene — Terpenes are aromatic organic compounds produced by cannabis and many other plants, responsible for distinct flavors and scents, and potentially contributing to therapeutic effects.
• Terpene Profile — A terpene profile is the specific combination and concentration of terpenes present in a cannabis cultivar, used to characterize its aroma, flavor, and potential effects.
• Terpene Testing — Terpene testing involves analyzing cannabis products to determine their terpene content and profiles.
• Terpenoid — Terpenoids are modified terpenes that contain additional functional groups, often used interchangeably with 'terpenes' in cannabis discussions.
• Tetrahydrocannabinol — THC is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis responsible for the euphoric effects.
• THC — Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the primary psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis, responsible for the 'high' associated with its use.
• THC Tolerance — THC tolerance refers to the body's decreased response to THC after repeated exposure.
• THCA — Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) is the non-psychoactive acidic precursor to THC found in raw, unheated cannabis.
• Tincture — A cannabis tincture is a liquid extract typically made with alcohol or glycerin, administered orally or sublingually (under the tongue) for precise dosing.
• Tolerance — Cannabis tolerance refers to the progressive reduction in response to a given dose of cannabis with repeated use, requiring higher doses for the same effect.
• Topical — Cannabis topicals are products applied directly to the skin, including creams, balms, and transdermal patches, used for localized therapeutic effects.
• Trichome — Trichomes are microscopic, hair-like glands on the cannabis plant's surface that produce and store cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids.
• Trim — Trim refers to the leaf and small bud material removed from cannabis flower during the manicuring process, often used for extracts or edibles.
• Vaporization — Vaporization is a method of cannabis consumption that heats cannabis to temperatures that release cannabinoids and terpenes as vapor without combustion.
• Vaporizer — A vaporizer is a device that heats cannabis to a temperature that vaporizes the active compounds without combustion.
• Vertically Integrated — A vertically integrated cannabis company owns and operates multiple stages of the supply chain, from cultivation through to retail.
• Wax — Wax is a cannabis concentrate with a soft, opaque consistency produced through butane hash oil extraction and whipping or agitation during the purging process.
• Winterization — Winterization is a post-extraction purification process using cold temperatures and ethanol to remove fats, waxes, and lipids from cannabis extracts.