Cannabiswoordenboek

Elke term in het Cannabis Vocabulary, van teelt, wetenschap, recht, producten tot cultuur.

• 2-AG — 2-Arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG) is het meest voorkomende endocannabinoïde in het lichaam, werkend als een volledige agonist op zowel CB1 als CB2 receptoren.
• 420 — 420 is een populaire culturele term en tijd geassocieerd met cannabisconsumptie en viering.
• Adult-Use — Adult-use verwijst naar de legale, niet-medische verkoop en consumptie van cannabis door volwassenen, meestal gedefinieerd als personen van 21 jaar of ouder.
• Anandamide — Anandamide is een endocannabinoïde die natuurlijk door het menselijk lichaam wordt geproduceerd, vaak het 'geluksmolecuul' genoemd, dat dezelfde receptoren activeert als THC.
• Autoflowering — Autoflowering cannabisplanten beginnen te bloeien op basis van leeftijd in plaats van veranderingen in de lichtcyclus, afgeleid van Cannabis ruderalis genetica.
• Biobeschikbaarheid — Biobeschikbaarheid is het aandeel van een geconsumeerde dosis cannabinoïde dat in de systemische circulatie terechtkomt en beschikbaar is om zijn effecten uit te oefenen.
• Biomassa — Cannabisbiomassa verwijst naar het bulkgeoogste plantmateriaal, inclusief stengels, bladeren en kleine knoppen, voornamelijk gebruikt als grondstof voor extractie.
• Blunt — Een blunt is een uitgehoold sigaar gevuld met cannabis, vaak verpakt in tabaksbladeren.
• Bong — Een bong is een waterpijp voor het roken van cannabis, die een soepelere inhalatieervaring biedt.
• Broad-Spectrum — Broad-spectrum cannabisextract behoudt meerdere cannabinoïden en terpenen, maar heeft THC verwijderd of gereduceerd tot niet-detecteerbare niveaus.
• Budtender — Een budtender is een medewerker in een cannabiswinkel die klanten helpt bij het kiezen van producten.
• Cannabichromeen — Cannabichromeen (CBC) is een niet-psychoactief minor cannabinoïde dat wordt onderzocht op mogelijke ontstekingsremmende, antidepressieve en neurogenese-bevorderende effecten.
• Cannabidiol — Cannabidiol (CBD) is een niet-psychoactieve stof uit cannabis die bekend staat om zijn therapeutische eigenschappen.
• Cannabidiol Isolaat — CBD-isolaat is een zuivere, kristallijne vorm van cannabidiol met 99%+ CBD waarbij alle andere plantenstoffen zijn verwijderd.
• Cannabinoïde — Cannabinoïden zijn chemische stoffen die interactie hebben met het endocannabinoïde systeem, natuurlijk aanwezig in cannabis of synthetisch geproduceerd.
• Cannabinoïde Verhouding — Cannabinoïde verhouding verwijst naar de proportie van verschillende cannabinoïden (vooral THC ten opzichte van CBD) in een cannabisproduct, gebruikt om het effectprofiel en therapeutisch potentieel te karakteriseren.
• Cannabis Advocacy — Cannabis advocacy verwijst naar inspanningen gericht op het bevorderen van legalisering en verantwoord cannabisgebruik.
• Cannabis Advocacy Groepen — Cannabis advocacy groepen zijn organisaties die bewustzijn en steun voor cannabislegalisering en hervorming bevorderen.
• Cannabis Advocacy Technologie — Digitale tools en platforms die cannabis beleidsadvocacy ondersteunen.
• Cannabis B2B — Zakelijke transacties die plaatsvinden tussen cannabisbedrijven in plaats van tussen een bedrijf en consumenten.
• Cannabis Blockchain Oplossingen — Blockchain-technologie gebruiken voor transparantie in cannabistoeleveringsketens.
• Cannabis Merkpositionering — De strategie die cannabisbedrijven gebruiken om hun merk op de markt te onderscheiden.
• Cannabis Branding — Strategieën om een duidelijke identiteit voor cannabisproducten te creëren.
• Cannabismerkenstrategieën Benaderingen die worden gebruikt om een unieke identiteit voor cannabisproducten en bedrijven te creëren.
• Cannabisknop Cannabisknoppen zijn de bloeiende delen van de cannabisplant die voor gebruik worden geoogst.
• Cannabisnaleving Het naleven van wetten en regelgeving die cannabisbedrijven reguleren.
• Cannabisnaleving-software Softwaretools ontworpen om cannabisbedrijven te helpen aan regelgevingsvereisten te voldoen.
• Cannabisconsumentenvoorlichting Programma's gericht op het informeren van cannabisconsumenten over producten en risico's.
• Inzichten in cannabisconsumenten Gegevens en analyses met betrekking tot consumentenvoorkeuren en gedrag op de cannabismarkt.
• Cannabiscrisismanagement Strategieën voor het aanpakken van problemen en risico's in de cannabisindustrie.
• Cannabisteelttechnieken Methoden die worden gebruikt voor het effectief telen van cannabisplanten.
• Cannabisgegevensanalyse Het gebruik van gegevens om cannabisbedrijfsbeslissingen te ondersteunen.
• Cannabisbezorging Cannabisbezorging is het gelicentieerde vervoer van cannabisproducten rechtstreeks naar consumenten of tussen bedrijven, onderworpen aan strikte regels voor chauffeursbeoordeling, manifesten, voertuigbeveiliging en bezorgingszones.
• Cannabisdigitale marketing Onlinestrategieën die worden gebruikt om cannabismerken en producten te promoten.
• Directe cannabisverkoop Een bedrijfsmodel waarbij cannabisproducten rechtstreeks aan consumenten worden verkocht zonder tussenpersonen.
• Cannabisdistributiemodellen — Kaders voor het leveren van cannabisproducten aan consumenten en winkels.
• Cannabisdistributie — Een onafhankelijk bedrijf dat de distributie van cannabisproducten naar winkels verzorgt.
• Cannabis E-Commerce — Het online kopen en verkopen van cannabisproducten.
• Economische impactstudies cannabis — Onderzoek naar de economische effecten van cannabislegalisering.
• Cannabisonderwijsprogramma's — Programma's gericht op het educeren van consumenten en professionals over cannabisproducten en regelgeving.
• Cannabisondernemer — Een persoon die een bedrijf in de cannabisindustrie opricht en runt.
• Cannabis Equity — Beleid gericht op eerlijke deelname in de cannabisindustrie.
• Cannabis Ethische Sourcing — Cannabis verwerven uit verantwoorde en duurzame bronnen.
• Cannabis Evenementen en Activaties — Live evenementen gericht op het promoten van cannabismerken en het aangaan van contact met consumenten.
• Cannabis Exportatie — De verkoop en distributie van cannabisproducten over internationale grenzen.
• Cannabisextracten — Cannabisextracten zijn geconcentreerde vormen van cannabis die hoge niveaus van cannabinoïden en terpenen bevatten.
• Cannabisfinancialencomplianceregels — Naleving van financiële regelgeving voor cannabisbedrijven.
• Cannabisfinancièlemodellen — Kaders voor het analyseren van financiële prestaties in cannabisbedrijven.
• Cannabisbranchenetwerken — Het opbouwen van professionele relaties binnen de cannabissector.
• Cannabisinfluencermarketing — Het gebruik van social media influencers om cannabismerken en producten te promoten.
• Cannabisintellectueel eigendom — Juridische rechten met betrekking tot cannabisinnovatie en branding.
• Cannabisvoorraadbeheer — Cannabisvoorraadbeheer is het volgen van producten van zaad tot verkoop via door de staat verplichte systemen (zoals Metrc), waarbij fysieke voorraden worden afgestemd op regelgevingsgegevens om afleiding te voorkomen en naleving te garanderen.
• Cannabisinvesteringsstrategieën — Benaderingen voor investeringen in de cannabisindustrie.
• Cannabiswetgevingspleidooi — Inspanningen om cannabisgerelateerde wetten en regelgeving te beïnvloeden.
• Cannabisvergunning — Een cannabislicentie is een wettelijke toestemming die nodig is om cannabisproducten te telen, distribueren of verkopen.
• Cannabisvergunning — Cannabislicenties betreffen regelgevingsgoedkeuring voor bedrijven om legaal cannabis te telen of te verkopen.
• Cannabisbeloningsprogramma — Een beloningsprogramma ontworpen om herhaalde aankopen van cannabisconsumenten aan te moedigen.
• Cannabisproductie — Cannabisproductie is de gelicentieerde productie van geïnfundeerde en verwerkte producten, concentraten, eetbare producten, vapes, tincturen en topicals, uit geëxtraheerde cannabinoïden onder gereguleerde kwaliteitsnormen.
• Cannabismarkt — De cannabismarkt verwijst naar het economische landschap met betrekking tot de verkoop en consumptie van cannabisproducten.
• Cannabismarktonderzoek — Het systematisch verzamelen en analyseren van gegevens met betrekking tot de cannabismarkt.
• Cannabismarktsegmentatie — Het verdelen van de cannabismarkt in verschillende groepen consumenten met vergelijkbare behoeften.
• Cannabis Microbusiness — Kleinschalige cannabisbedrijven die meerdere activiteiten mogen uitvoeren.
• Cannabisolie — Cannabisolie is een extract uit de cannabisplant dat veel cannabinoïden en terpenen kan bevatten.
• Cannabisverpakking — Cannabisverpakking is de conforme verpakking en etikettering van producten, meestal met kinderproof, fraudebestendig en vaak ondoorzichtige verpakking plus verplichte waarschuwingen, potentie en traceringsinformatie.
• Cannabisverwerking — Cannabisverwerking omvat de stappen na de oogst, drogen, uitzoeken, trimmen, extractie en formulering, die ruw plantmateriaal in eindproducten omzetten.
• Cannabisproductontwikkeling — Het proces van ontwerpen en creëren van nieuwe cannabisproducten.
• Cannabisproductserialisatie — Unieke identificatoren voor cannabisproducten in de gehele toeleveringsketen.
• Cannabisproductie-efficiëntie — De optimalisatie van cannabisteelt en productieprocessen om de opbrengst te verhogen.
• Kwaliteitsborging Cannabis Normen en processen die de kwaliteit en veiligheid van cannabisproducten waarborgen.
• Cannabisregulering Cannabisregulering verwijst naar wetten en beleid die de legaliteit, distributie en gebruik van cannabisproducten bepalen.
• Cannabisonderzoek Cannabisonderzoek omvat studies naar de effecten, voordelen en toepassingen van cannabis in de geneeskunde.
• Verkoopstrategie Cannabis Benaderingen om de verkoop in cannabiswinkelomgevingen te maximaliseren.
• Risicobeheer Cannabis — Het identificeren en beperken van mogelijke risico's in cannabisbedrijfsactiviteiten.
• Cannabis Ruderalis — Cannabis ruderalis is een ondersoort van cannabis die van nature in Centraal-Azië voorkomt, gekenmerkt door automatische bloei op basis van leeftijd in plaats van fotoperiode.
• 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.
• Caryofylleen — 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.
• Bloem — 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.
• Limoneen — 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.
• Myrceen — 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.
• Fenotype — 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.
• Pineen — 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.
• Terpeen — 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.