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Hashish 101: What is hash and how to smoke it

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Hash, short for hashish, is a popular cannabis concentrate. Learn more about hash, its history, how to smoke it, and the best way to make it.

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What does "stoned" mean?

History

By definition, being "stoned" is the experience of intoxication by the effects of cannabis. Often used to describe the heavy, sedating, and relaxing experiences sometimes associated with using cannabis. The origin of the term “stoned” dates back to biblical times, when sinners were pelted with...

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Valencene

Valencene

Plant

Valencene is a terpene with a heavy citrus aroma. Present in Valencia oranges, valencene is highly valued in the food industry as a strong citrus flavor additive. Valencene may offer anti-inflammatory, skin protectant and anti-allergic benefits. Classified as a sesquiterpene, valencene emits a full range of...

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Terpinolene

Plant

Terpinolene ia a common terpene present in the cannabis plant that is recognizable for its woody aroma along with citrus and floral notes. Also referred to as alpha terpinolene, the terpene's effects may be mildly to moderately sedative. Terpinolene occurs naturally in sage, lilac, rosemary,...

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Sabinene

Sabinene

Plant

Sabinene ia a terpene derived from plants and trees, notably the holm oak and Norway spruce. Sabinene is a major constituent of carrot seed oil and occurs in lower concentrations in tea tree oil. The terpene has a spicy scent and flavor profile and has...

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Phellandrene

Phellandrene

Plant

Phellandrene is a pair of organic compounds, identified as alpha-phellandrene and beta-phellandrene, which share similar molecular structure and chemical properties. Both are classified as monoterpenes and are double-bond isomers. Alpha-phellandrene is a constituent of eucalyptus essential oil, while beta-phellandrene has been isolated from the oils...

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Ocimene

Ocimene

Plant

Ocimene is a monoterpene found in various plants and fruits and bearing a sweet, woodsy scent. Mint, parsley, tarragon, kumquats, and mangos are a few of the natural sources of ocimene. As an acyclic terpene similar to myrcene, ocimene and its chemical variant beta-ocimene are...

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Pulegone

Pulegone

Plant

Pulegone is a terpene with a strong peppermint aroma. Pulegone is often used in flavoring agents, perfume, and aromatherapy. Pulegone is also an effective insecticide and is being researched to determine whether it can help the brain store memory by curbing memory-inhibiting proteins. This terpene...

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Phytol

Phytol

Plant

Phytol is an acyclic diterpene alcohol with a grassy aroma. This terpene is used to synthesize vitamins E and K. Phytol occurs naturally in green tea and exhibits a mild sedative effect. This terpene is known for its antioxidant properties. Research is emerging on how...

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Pinene

Pinene

Plant

Pinene is one of the most commonly occurring terpenes in cannabis. It is currently under investigation for its potential to treat numerous conditions including inflammation, cancer, and respiratory conditions. As its name would imply, the pinene terpene has the fragrance of a pine tree. It's...

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